Our July issue drops this week. Are you ready to explore ever-changing South Philadelphia?

Screw you, New Philly, and your schnauzer too.

Ron Jaworski is betting you’ll bet big on the AFL.

The former Senator clears up that whole Bitcoin business for us.

Here’s what’s happening.

Despite a petition with more than 17,000 signatures and a heated local commissioners meeting, the Pride Day event at the Haverford Township Library will go on as scheduled on Saturday.

Let’s just hope it doesn’t end like the 2018 coyote chase.

Scenes from the move at the Penn Museum on Wednesday morning.

A nearby beer garden is throwing a party, complete with drink specials and a DJ.

TV station-owner Byron Allen alleges in a lawsuit seeking $20 billion that Comcast’s refusal to carry his company’s channels is racially discriminatory. SCOTUS will now decide whether Allen’s suit can proceed.

But the store says that it was Odunde organizers who wanted the festival to be a “dry event.”

SEPTA’s Route 34 trolley will be detoured until then.

The 52-year-old Drexel Hill resident, who entered the plea on the day his trial was to begin, faces up to 10 years in federal prison.

A new bill would let the state join a number of towns — including Ocean City, Sea Isle City, and Avalon — in offering free beach access to military personnel.

The only way the Philadelphia Police Department can demonstrate zero tolerance for bigotry is by firing those who have clearly shown they don’t understand the meaning of “protect and serve.”