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Forecasters: Severe Thunderstorms Could Bring Lime-Sized Hail, Damaging Winds

The weather might seem positively blissful this Tuesday afternoon — but you’ll probably want to take cover in just a short while. The National Weather […]

Restaurants

Eat This Now: Sicilian “Calzone” at Res Ipsa

With breakfast, lunch, and some of the best pasta dishes in the city, Res Ipsa already has a lot going on — including dinner service Wednesday […]

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City Life

Report: Pa. Has Nation’s Second-Highest Rate of Opioid-Related Doctor Arrests

Opioid-related deaths in Pennsylvania are outpacing the national average, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Between 2015 and 2016, the state saw […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Where to Celebrate Harry and Meghan’s Royal Wedding in Philly

Any royal wedding is a much anticipated event — it’s an alluringly grand spectacle that can’t be missed. Happening this Saturday, May 19th, the royal […]

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City Life

Here’s What to Do If You Spot Voting Shenanigans on Primary Day in Philadelphia

In response to the controversy surrounding last year’s special election in the state House’s 197th District in North Philadelphia, DA Larry Krasner has mobilized a […]

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City Life

Report: Eagle Jay Ajayi Sued for “Trashing” Airbnb Mansion After Super Bowl

Here in Philadelphia, we certainly partied hard after the Eagles’ Super Bowl win. Apparently, Eagles running back Jay Ajayi has been accused of partying hard too — […]

Business

It’s Official: Philly Will Soon Host Its First-Ever Maker Faire

Philadelphia is on its way to becoming a maker destination, and next month’s Mini Maker Faire is one sure sign of the city’s bright maker […]

City Life

VIDEO: Did This Driver Intentionally Hit a Cyclist in Philly?

This is a developing story and may be updated at any time. The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating a video that surfaced late last week […]

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Cyclists to Hold Annual “Ride of Silence” Just Days After Bike Courier Was Killed

Pablo Avendano, a 34-year-old Point Breeze resident and bike courier for the food delivery company Caviar, was struck and killed by a car on Spring […]

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City Life

2018 Pennsylvania Primary: What to Know Ahead of the Election

Hey, Philadelphia voters: The Pennsylvania primary is on Tuesday, and we hope you’re ready. If not, we’ve put together a handy little guide to get […]

City Life

Feds Say Philly Mail Carrier Was Used in Marijuana-by-Priority Mail Scheme

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and District Attorney Larry Krasner might be all hyper-relaxed when it comes to pot, but marijuana is still very much illegal […]

City Life

An I-95 Traffic Sign Got Pretty Rude About Delco Over the Weekend

Hackers apparently reprogrammed a digital traffic sign along Interstate 95 twice on Sunday to display an obscene message that took aim at one suburban Philadelphia […]

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Restaurants

Federal Donuts Is Coming to East Market

Philly is about to get a seventh location of Federal Donuts. The CookNSolo fried chicken and donut spot will open in the in-progress East Market development next […]

Be Well Philly

A New Açaí and Juice Shop Is Opening in Philadelphia This Summer

In case we weren’t already convinced açaí is trending, Philly is getting yet another spot for the fruity, frozen bowls. Not long after SoBol’s opening […]

Restaurants

The Main Line Is About to Get a New California-Style Bistro

California-style cuisine is coming to Villanova. Main & Vine is set to open its doors this Wednesday, May 16th at 789 East Lancaster Avenue. Operating […]