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What They’re Saying About the Inky’s New Non-Profit Ownership
As expected, the news industry is taking notice of Gerry Lenfest’s decision to transfer ownership of Philly’s major newspapers — the Inquirer and Daily News, […]
Casa Papel is Hosting a Series of Calligraphy Workshops
Heads up, DIY brides-to-be: We just caught wind of an exciting opportunity for those of you who are interested in addressing your own wedding invitations. Northern […]
76ers Likes and Dislikes: Setting Up Jahlil Okafor
Each week we’ll dive into a couple of observations about the Philadelphia 76ers. You can view previous installments in the Likes and Dislikes series here. […]
WATCH: The Linc Shines in Trailer for New Kevin Hart Flick
Remember last August, when Philly native Kevin Hart sold out Lincoln Financial Field for a night of standup comedy? Well, as promised, it’s going to […]
“His Arm Is Virtually Destroyed”
Good morning, Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know today. Police Commissioner updates wounded officer’s status: “His arm is virtually destroyed” Police Commissioner Richard Ross […]
All Brand New Homes in Philly are Now Guaranteed to Come With This One Thing
As the housing market in Philly continues to make its comeback, many house hunters are seeking the sleek new construction homes that are popping up […]
Ed Rendell: AG Kathleen Kane Doesn’t Need Law License
In his experience, Ed Rendell says Kathleen Kane doesn’t need a law license to be Pennsylvania attorney general. Rendell — Philadelphia’s district attorney for eight years […]
$20,000 Reward Offered in Murder of Man Walking Chihuahuas in West Philly
The Philadelphia Police Department has announced a $20,000 reward in the murder of Mark Marshall, a 34-year-old Philadelphia Parking Authority employee who was gunned down […]
Tonight: Elizabeth LaBan @ the Free Library
Author Elizabeth LaBan will stop by the Free Library tonight in support of her new novel The Restaurant Critic’s Wife. LaBan’s husband, of course, is the […]
Bill Cosby Prosecutors: “No Merit” to Cosby’s Motion to Dismiss
On Monday, Bill Cosby‘s lawyers filed a lengthy motion to dismiss one charge of indecent assault against him in Montgomery County, and one day later, […]
Lockdown Lifted After Philly High School Received Threatening Texts
Students at Simon Gratz High School were let out of school early today after spending the day under lockdown. 6 ABC reported this morning that the […]
10 Burning Questions About the Inquirer‘s New Nonprofit Ownership
Three themes emerged from Tuesday morning’s formal announcement that Philadelphia Media Network — owner of the Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.com — is being placed […]
Petition: Declare David Bowie Week in Philadelphia
The death of David Bowie has hit people hard all over the world, but Philadelphia has a special connection to the legendary performer. Philadelphians seem […]
Can Kenney Help Make White-Dominated Building Trades More Diverse?
In an interview on 900AM-WURD Tuesday, Mayor Jim Kenney said he plans to ensure that at least 45 percent of workers on city-funded construction projects are African-American. Kenney made the pledge in […]
David Bowie’s Puttanesca Recipe
There’s no doubting Philadelphia’s connection to David Bowie, from Sigma kids like Doobies owner Patti Brett to the influence the musician had on Philly-born supermodel Gia […]