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Police Looking for Suspect in Possible Abduction
Police are looking for a suspect in a possible abduction in Northeast Philadelphia early Tuesday evening. They released surveillance images of the assault and possible abduction […]
Philly’s Housing Market Roars Onward, Sale Numbers Highest Since the Recession
Philadelphia’s housing market is seeing major gains across the board, and according to a new quarterly report from housing guru Kevin C. Gillen, we haven’t […]
LISTEN: Chefs Andrew Wood and Guillermo Pernot Talk Turkey
Today, Wednesday, November 25th, Andrew Wood, executive chef of Russet and Guillermo Pernot, chef-partner of Cuba Libre will be guests of WHYY’s Radio Times as […]
“Only in America” Gala
The National Museum of American Jewish History celebrated its fifth anniversary with a gala to honor the stories of Jews who have made their homes […]
76ers Likes and Dislikes: Jahlil Okafor’s Dominance
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. […]
Teen Charged as Adult in Trooper Shooting
#BREAKING: Teen accused of shooting state trooper to be arraigned at police HQ: https://t.co/eQziUGDnlphttps://t.co/k5KGccYAIZ — NBC10 Philadelphia (@NBCPhiladelphia) November 25, 2015 Good morning Philadelphia. Here’s […]
PHOTOS: First Look at the One Liberty Observation Deck
Philadelphians are going to get to see their city in a new way at the end of the week: From the sky. Eight hundred-and-eighty-three feet […]
Pa. Senate Votes to Block Syrian Refugees
The Pennsylvania Senate passed a resolution today that calls for a ban on Syrian refugees in the state. This is a rebuke to Gov. Tom […]
Pa. State Trooper in Good Condition After Vine Street Shootout
A traffic stop on the Schuylkill Expressway Tuesday led to a wild shootout on I-676 that left a state trooper wounded by gunfire, a school […]
Ramsey Comes Out Against Cop-Cloaking Bill in Harrisburg
Philadelphia’s top cop is pushing back against a bill that would cloak the identities of officers in “police-involved shootings.” CBS Philly reports that outgoing Police […]
Same-Sex Marriage Has Raked In So, So Much Money Since Becoming Legalized
Long before same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide this past June, we were talking about the positive economic impact it could have on our great state […]
Tonight: Pub & Kitchen Goes Country
When Pub & Kitchen held their first Country Delight night six years ago, I suggested bringing your own earplugs. Now I’m married to a country […]
Millennials: They’re Doing Thanksgiving Better Than You
“There are lies, damn lies and statistics,” Mark Twain famously said, and it was the last of these that struck me in an article published […]
Girard on Girard Moving to Breakfast and Brunch Only
Just in time for its first anniversary, Girard on Girard is shifting its concept to focus on daily breakfast and brunch only. The change goes […]
Meet the Queen of Airbnb in Philly
Jen Jordan is arguably Philadelphia’s busiest Airbnb host. She drives around the city — from Fishtown to Fairmount to South Philly — cleaning bathrooms, making […]