Philly just got its holiday tree, and the ice-skating rink at Dilworth opens on Friday.

We chat with the local out theater director about Warplay, his queer twist on a classic Greek tale.

The feds say that he hid cash in his kids’ bank accounts while his wife spent it on overseas trips, salon visits, and fancy clothes and jewelry.

Of course, it also tells your friends if you don’t vote. (Gulp.)

And some broken voting machines. But all in all, things went pretty smoothly given the extremely high turnout.

And other results you need to know.

Incumbent Brian Sims and newcomer Malcolm Kenyatta both easily won their state House races.

The city commissioner says turnout was heavy at polling places he visited this morning.

More per ounce than any other NFL stadium, according to one price analysis.

After many years of working local races, Alex Deering was finally ready to run a campaign of his own. Now he is working in a warehouse, battling depression, and feeling betrayed by the Democratic party he once had faith in.

After complaints during the May primary about the Good Book being on display inside polling places, the city has given new instructions to election workers.

Pennsylvania’s attorney general will discuss clergy abuse investigations far-reaching implications at our annual event this month.

According to investigators, he slid newspapers into the mail slot of a home and then lit them on fire.

How a staid, frayed, forgotten stretch of Philly has become the most interesting place in the city.

Coach Jay Wright says the only obstacle to the team continuing its winning ways could be … himself.