We started the week with Jason Segel, André 3000 and Sally Field in Washington Square. We end it with Idris Elba. On a horse. You’re welcome.

Residents in the quaint Center City neighborhood have been busy fighting an infestation this summer.

In honor of National CBD Day, which apparently is a real thing.

The office began probing the controversial cross-state pipelines in December 2018.

“We are devastated,” the 6ABC meteorologist said in a Facebook post on Wednesday.

Two of the companies named in the product liability suit have alleged ties to Pennsylvania — but it doesn’t hurt that Philadelphia juries have a reputation for doling out huge damages.

Thank you all for playing, but the person who took this photo has officially won Summer 2019.

Cities in Europe pedestrianized certain streets decades ago, to considerable success. Philly can too — and help invigorate its retail corridors along the way.

Meanwhile, Republican senator Pat Toomey says: “We must do more to keep guns out of the hands of psychopaths.”

And sometimes — really! — it’s better if things just die.

Since 2015, the Streets Department has received more than 17,000 reports of sinkholes in Philly. Here’s a mini-lesson on why that is — and what to do if one starts opening on your street.

Here’s where you can drive across North Broad on Saturday — and where you can’t park.

Trolley commuters beware: Here’s when the tunnel will be out of service.

The board chair and the executive director of the Independence Historical Trust respond to Philly Mag’s recent article on the state of Independence Hall.

The sign will be on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania for the next three years. But the work-in-progress exhibit doesn’t have quite the same glitz and glamor as the sign’s old 30th Street home.