Dana Munro

Philadelphia’s population of children is dropping

The demographic trend has the potential to become a big workforce and financial problem if it does not turn around.

‘Our city is losing a big part of its heart’

Suffocating dome of wildfire smoke making Philly region’s air unhealthy

The haze, coming from Canada, is likely to stick around at least through Friday. The heat isn’t helping matters.

‘Pomp and parade’ mark historic event, as Adams may have liked

He thought the adoption of the resolution for independence should be celebrated — not its signing two days later.

How Philly’s historical reenactors trained for nation’s 250th festivities

Actors spent months and uprooted their lives to immerse themselves into colonial America’s key characters. Now it’s time for them to shine.

Local vets learn about the making of Philly’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Frank Dougherty, who wrote about the men who died for the Daily News, gave the keynote address.

Crews prepare to demolish collapsed garage

The parking structure's unstable condition has complicated the recovery effort of two workers.