Sometimes, people should stay off social media. And speaking of social media antics, Meatball is back!

We see ourselves drinking beers and shots at Kelce’s Downashore this summer.

One WHYY staffer suggests he belongs at Barstool Sports — not at the home of Fresh Air.

The Eagles’ beloved All-Pro center hangs it up after a legendary tenure.

Plus, what we know about the Delco-shot follow-up to Mare of Easttown.

Plus, the unfortunate return of Terrence Howard. The end of Verizon Hall.

The owner reportedly has a $2.5 billion plan in the works. Plus: Is that 64 degrees we see in the forecast?

Only on the Main Line does a dad request police body-cam footage from a Girl Scout cookie incident.

Plus, SEPTA slowly enters the 21st Century.

Joseph LaForte and his associates claim they ran a legitimate lending business. The SEC and the Justice Department say it was a massive grift — and one of the biggest financial crimes in Philly history.

Empty office buildings could spell the end of Center City as we’ve known it. But if we take these three steps quickly, we can solve the problem — and create an even brighter future for Philadelphia.

Nikki Haley steers clear of name-calling. Her Main Line son? Not so much.

Delco’s Mark Perrotta shows us the way. Plus: the $11,000 (and counting!) Lego piece.

Plus, who got $1 million from the Cherelle Parker campaign?

Meet the community of people in Philadelphia forging a more dignified path for the dying.