Some of the tallest buildings in Philadelphia will go dark for a few months. C. Smyth for Visit Philadelphia. By Hannah Gross – NBC10 Philadelphia. Feb 23, 2023. Preview this article 1 min.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The world's largest video game "screen" is coming back. It's actually the facade of the Cira Centre, next to 30th Street Station, where the Guinness record was set last year ...

More than 1,000 birds reportedly died or were injured after flying into skyscrapers in Philadelphia last Friday in what was described as a “catastrophic event.” Weather conditions, coupled ...

Philly’s skyline is going to look radically different in three years. Here’s a preview of what the ... Philadelphia. Share this story. Map View. Back to List. More Info Less Info. Courtesy of ...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Water was seen gushing out from the side of a Philadelphia skyscraper over the weekend for an unknown reason. An onlooker took a video Sunday morning showing the water coming ...

PHILADELPHIA – Hundreds of Tetris fans had a little fun Saturday with a big version of the classic video game. The Philadelphia skyscraper-sized version created a spectacle against the night sky ...

The city lights of Philadelphia took on a whole new hue this weekend as two skyscrapers in the City of Brotherly Love became a 29-story video game. Celebrating 30 years of “Tetris,”the Drexel ...

Some of the tallest buildings in Philadelphia will go dark for a few months this year to prevent migratory birds from striking the buildings as they head north.. The participating buildings will ...

Some of the tallest buildings in Philadelphia have declined in value and will pay smaller property tax bills next year as a result, writes Kristen Mosbrucker-Garza for WHYY. The market value of ...

Some of the tallest buildings in Philadelphia will go dark for a few months a year in order to prevent migratory birds from striking the buildings as they head north or south, depending on the ...

The lights of the Philadelphia skyline at night. Morgan Burke via Flickr under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Every spring and fall, millions of migrating birds pass through Philadelphia, with the majority of ...

It's an old-school title from the '70s that has just set a Guinness world record thanks to a Drexel University professor and a University City skyscraper.