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Officer Injured, Chester Mayor Pleads for Calm After Shootout

Breaking: Pepper spray and large fight breaking out at scene of Chester shooting. Crowd very angry @NBCPhiladelphia pic.twitter.com/aevC4CgVax — Randy Gyllenhaal (@RandyGyllenhaal) March 13, 2016 […]

Convicted gay basher Kathryn Knott walks from the Criminal Justice Center in Philadelphia on December 17, 2015.
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Kathryn Knott Heads to Court Today to Ask Judge to Let Her Out of Jail Early

Update: Judge Roxanne Covington denied Knott’s motion in court this morning. Original: In February, Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Roxanne Covington sentenced Kathryn Knott to […]

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Villanova and Temple Could Meet in the NCAA Tournament

The NCAA tournament selection committee handed Philadelphia basketball fans a present for March Madness: Villanova and Temple could play in the second round of the […]

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Party Bus Burnt to a Crisp on Broad Street [UPDATED]

UPDATE 3/14/2016 2:15 p.m.: We spoke to a woman who says she was riding the party bus when it went up in flames. For the […]

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Man Stabbed to Death in Rittenhouse After Argument

Update: Police took a suspect into custody earlier today, according to law enforcement sources. The man’s name has not yet been released, but he is believed to […]

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The Best Thing That Happened This Week: Howie Roseman Cleaned House

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Jahlil Okafor Will Have Season-Ending Knee Surgery

The Sixers announced today that rookie center Jahlil Okafor will have surgery to repair a torn  meniscus in his right knee. Okafor should resume full […]

Property

#Phillyscape: Springtime Hits Early

This week’s weather was crazy. March 10 felt like June 10, and everywhere you went you could tell people were pretty fired up about it. And if […]

Restaurants

There’s a New Igloo in Fishtown

Just in time for the warm weather, Fishtown is getting a new dessert shop that’s offering a whole array of chilly treats, properly named The Igloo.

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The 20 All-Time-Best Philly Names

We were thinking the other day about E. Digby Baltzell, the Penn sociology prof who coined the term “Wasp,” for “White Anglo-Saxon Protestant.” It would […]

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Here’s the NTSB’s Amtrak Derailment Injury Data

The National Transportation Safety Board has released extensive information regarding the injuries suffered by passengers in May’s Amtrak train derailment, which killed eight people. The […]

Restaurants

The Dirt: What To Get At The Farmers Market This Weekend

This week I was all ready to go on and on about how the last of winter isn’t so bad, about how you’ve got Saint […]

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Pa. Judge Rules: Ted Cruz’s Name Stays on Primary Ballot

One of the (many!) subplots to this year’s presidential race is the status of Ted Cruz‘s eligibility to be president. The constitution requires the president […]

Property

Are Philly’s Trinities the Original Tiny Houses?

Have you heard of the Tiny House movement? It’s kind of cool, and it’s pretty much exactly what it sounds like: People build houses — […]

Restaurants

Do They Offer A Nobel Prize For Sandwiches?

So for those of you who don’t know, Ellen Yin, Eli Kulp and the crew from Fork/High Street On Market recently expanded with a New […]