Philly Today: Longtime Politician Anthony Hardy Williams Condemns Charlie Kirk
He serves portions of Philadelphia and Delco in the Pennsylvania Senate.
Kathy Romano Lands Her Own B101 Morning Show After Preston & Steve Ouster
She’s filling the same time slot as her former colleagues at WMMR.
Philly Today: Shapiro Orders Flags at Half-Staff for Charlie Kirk
He said the directive was “a mark of respect for the memory of Charlie Kirk.”
Philly Today: Dozens of Broad Street Speed Cameras Go Live on Monday
Plus, why Larry Krasner downgraded charges against a Center City shooter.
Philly Today: Are Philly Police Hiding Hundreds of Murdered Bodies Somewhere?
That’s what some conspiracy theorists seem to believe. Plus, Delco Pooper weighs in on “Phillies Karen” situation.
Philly Today: Feds Charge Local Chef With Voting Twice in Last Presidential Election
Plus, SEPTA returning to “normal.”
Mare of Eastown Creator Brad Ingelsby Talks His New HBO Show, Task.
The Delco-shot series from the Main Line dad premieres this weekend.
Philly Today: A.C. Boardwalk Beats Out All Other Jersey Shore Boardwalks in New Fodor’s Travel Guide
Plus, prominent CHOP expert ousted from FDA’s vaccine panel.
Philly Today: Philadelphia on Track for Fewest Homicides Since 1966
And yet, Governor Shapiro is preparing for an invasion of Trump’s troops.
Philly Today: Eagles-Cowboys Ticket Prices Are Dropping
But some are still astronomically high.
Philly Today: Mike Jerrick Gets Late-Night Talk Show of His Own
Plus, did somebody say reindeer cheesesteaks?!
Philly Today: Drexel Plummets Miserably in New “Best Colleges In America” List
And the University of Pennsylvania falls out of the top ten.
Philly Today: City Threatens to Shut Down Center City Nightclub Vinyl
Meanwhile, the IRS has filed a $352,000 lien against Rouge.
Philly Today: Netflix House King of Prussia Gets an Opening Date
Plus, another fake emergency report at Villanova.
The Head of Philly Schools Talks Safety, Staffing Shortages and Cell Phone Bans
Three years after moving from North Carolina to Philadelphia to helm the city’s schools, Tony Watlington faces immense challenges — but with optimism.