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Made in America Road Closures and SEPTA Detours: What You Need to Know
The 2016 Made in America road closures are already underway as the Benjamin Franklin Parkway braces for rowdy crowds expected this Labor Day weekend, gathering for performances from […]
Sixers Roundup: Joel Embiid Says He’s 100% Healthy
Every week we gather up the coverage, both local and national, of your Philadelphia 76ers. This week is highlighted by the Sixers’ annual Beach Bash […]
Fun With Lineups: Impact of Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor
The 76ers offseason is winding down, with training camp at Stockton University set to begin in a month’s time. After winning May’s NBA draft lottery, and […]
Report: Feds Seek Kenney’s Campaign PAC Records
This afternoon, Philadelphia magazine’s Jared Brey wrote that Mayor Jim Kenney’s alliance with electricians union leader John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty is looking worse and worse in light of […]
Black Lives Matter: 97.5 Agreed to Apologize for “Dwayne from Swedesboro”
Black Lives Matter activists in Philadelphia say that 97.5 The Fanatic has agreed to give written and on-air apologies for a series of incidents in which a […]
Henon Goes Three Weeks Without Answering a Question About the FBI Raid
A reporter’s worst fear is being called “silly” by an anonymous PR flack. So when that nightmare came to pass this morning after Billy Penn […]
When You Bite Into a Hamburger and Find a Human Tooth Inside
It’s been nearly a year since we told you about a claim of gross stuff found in food in Philadelphia — the last time around, […]
Le Virtu, Brigantessa Raising Money for Italian Earthquake Relief
With the devastating earthquake that struck central Italy earlier this week, more than 600 restaurants have begun donating €2 euro towards earthquake relief for every plate […]
Obama to Campaign for Clinton in Philadelphia
President Barack Obama will return to Philadelphia on September 13th to campaign for Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine, according to the Clinton campaign. Obama is expected […]
Why We Loved Carlos Ruiz So Much
The ball bounced in front of the plate, and it looked like Roy Halladay’s no-hitter was over. It was the first game of the 2010 […]
Kenney’s Alliance With Johnny Doc Looks Worse By the Day
I had a nice little chuckle the other day when I was reading the latest installment in a growing series of Inquirer stories about FBI investigations involving local […]
Hundreds of State Workers Might Soon Be Outed as Porngate Participants
The latest chapter in the Porngate saga arrived Wednesday when an email was sent to hundreds of state workers that said they would soon be outed as having exchanged pornographic […]
Joe Biden to Visit Amtrak’s Wilmington Station Today
Vice President Joe Biden will speak at the Wilmington, Delaware train station that bears his name today at 3 p.m. to announce new funding for […]
Watch: The Story of South Philly Barbacoa’s Cristina Martinez
As part of Bon Appetit’s Best New Restaurants coverage, the magazine produced a video on Cristina Martinez, the undocumented Mexican chef who runs the #6 restaurant on […]
Sixers Trade Kendall Marshall for Tibor Pleiss, Draft Picks
According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports, the Philadelphia 76ers have traded point guard Kendall Marshall to the Utah Jazz for Tibor Pleiss, two future […]