Plus, SEPTA returning to “normal.”

The Delco-shot series from the Main Line dad premieres this weekend.

Fifty years later, Terry Gross, her colleagues, and her competitors look back on how one show became a cultural touchstone.

A Philly Mag veteran looks back at the irrepressible mentor — and later best-selling author — who taught her never to take no for an answer.

Plus, prominent CHOP expert ousted from FDA’s vaccine panel.

Philadelphia’s plans for America’s big birthday put neighborhoods and culture at the heart of the celebration.

And yet, Governor Shapiro is preparing for an invasion of Trump’s troops.

But some are still astronomically high.

Eleven months ago, we wanted him fired. Now a Super Bowl champion, he’s proven everyone wrong.

Plus, did somebody say reindeer cheesesteaks?!

People say libraries are dying. Young librarians think they’re just evolving — and expanding their social conscience as they do.

And the University of Pennsylvania falls out of the top ten.

Meanwhile, the IRS has filed a $352,000 lien against Rouge.

The Wyomissing native and the Kansas City Chiefs star shared the news on Instagram.

Plus, another fake emergency report at Villanova.