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Crews Search Schuylkill for Missing Man After Teens Jump in River to Save Him
Police and firefighters are searching for a man who was seen jumping into the Schuylkill River yesterday afternoon near the Chestnut Street bridge. Two teenagers who […]
WATCH: Kenney Reads Mean Tweets Philadelphians Sent Him
In case you missed it (and you probably did), Mayor Jim Kenney turned 58 this past Sunday. To celebrate his birthday, he sat in front […]
Out-of-Town Developer Wants to Build Philly’s Biggest Nightclub in Chinatown
Philly’s nightclub scene is about to be lit. There’s a 24-year-old “developer” from out of town with his eyes set on Chinatown, the neighborhood that […]
My Picture Was on Captain Noah When I Was a Kid
I was in first grade, and I was furious at Captain Noah. At the end of every Captain Noah episode, the camera scrolled through a series […]
Princeton Restaurant Opening New Location at King of Prussia Mall
Everyday there seems to be fresh news of more stores and restaurants coming to the King of Prussia Mall expansion. The newest one is pretty […]
Former First Deputy AG: Kane’s Reaction to Grand Jury Leak ‘Very Troubling’
The third day of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane’s trial on perjury and conspiracy charges revealed discrepancies between Kane’s claims and those of Bruce Beemer, the first deputy […]
This Drexel Professor Did His Ph.D. Thesis on Cargo Pants
A Wall Street Journal story captivated the Internet last week. It wasn’t a commentary on the presidential election or an investigation into corporate wrongdoing. No, […]
Wahlburgers Is Now Open in Northern Liberties
The Wahlburgers food truck has been making its rounds in Philly for the past year. The concept was brought to Philly by the Wahlberg brothers, […]
Opinion: Marc Lamont Hill, I Can’t ‘Afford’ a Donald Trump Presidency
Trailblazing Black gay civil rights activist Bayard Rustin once said, “Let us be enraged about injustice, but let us not be destroyed by it.” In […]
Olympic Gold Medalist’s Brother: “We’re Going Straight to Wawa”
Yesterday, the U.S. women’s gymnastics team obliterated the competition in Rio, winning the team the gold medal for the second consecutive Olympics in a rout. […]
New Jersey Will Pay $40 Million to Create 21 Jobs in Camden
Two million dollars. That’s what a single new job in Camden is worth to the state of New Jersey. The state’s Economic Development Authority voted […]
Philly Style Bagels Gets Best New Sandwich Nod
Bon Appetit is back praising Philadelphia. A week after naming South Philly Barbacoa and Wm. Mulherin’s Sons among the 50 best new restaurants in the country, […]
Out-Of-Town Developers Want to Build Philly’s Biggest Nightclub in Chinatown
Philly’s nightclub scene is about to be lit. There’s a 24-year-old “developer” from out of town with his eyes set on Chinatown, the neighborhood that […]
Man Dies After Accidentally Shooting Himself at Philly Gun Range
A 21-year-old man died after accidentally shooting himself at a Philadelphia gun range yesterday evening. The shooting occurred at The Gun Range, located at 542 North […]
SEPTA Regional Rail Is Delayed, Again
Commuters are seeing SEPTA Regional Rail delays this morning following power problems that occurred yesterday evening during the rush hour commute. Passengers on two trains on the Paoli/Thorndale […]