Local News
What’s happening in Philly Oct 19-25: concerts, markets, and workshops
A packed week of culture, food, and free activities awaits Philly residents from October 19 to 25.
Latest news
Archive
69 articoli pubblicati
Politics
Republican incumbent Scott Perry faces Democrat Janelle Stelson in heated debate
Scott Perry and Janelle Stelson spar over Iran, inflation and local concerns in a pivotal 10th district debate…
Local News
Allegheny County funds massive GLP-1 study to curb substance abuse
Pittsburgh’s $13.3 M trial will test whether GLP‑1 medicines can curb addiction and its ripple effects on jobs, housing…
Local News
WalletHub ranks Philadelphia as America’s most driver-unfriendly city
Philadelphia tops the nation’s worst‑driving cities list, shedding light on its traffic snarls and safety gaps.
Politics
How Shapiro and Garrity differ on budget, taxes and skill games
Pennsylvania's November governor race pits incumbent Shapiro's spending surge against Garrity's tax‑cut agenda, with education, Medicaid and skill‑game…
Politics
Pittsburgh schools face visa probes, grant cuts under Trump policies
Federal actions targeting visas, research money and campus speech are forcing Pittsburgh’s top universities to juggle lawsuits, funding…
Local News
Two Philly Stage Shows Examine Exhaustion and Friendship After Babyhood
Two Philadelphia plays explore how diaper duty and fatigue forge, test, and sometimes fray adult friendships.
Business
Regional food innovators discuss land, logistics and processing
Pittsburgh’s food community convened on Oct. 1 to map concrete steps for tighter local supply chains, from mobile meat…
Local News
Philadelphia revisits hitchBOT’s tragic end with new festival
Philadelphia will host a free First Friday festival honoring hitchBOT, with robot‑building, craft beer and plans for an…
Business
Inside Public Source’s 15-year journey and its next chapter
Longtime reporters recount fifteen years of investigative work, partnerships, and a forward‑looking fundraising push at Public Source.
Local News
Philadelphia wedding parade features replica 1989 Batmobile
A replica Batmobile led a South Asian wedding procession down Market Street, blending Gotham flair with traditional Indian…
Crime
Probes reveal rise in no-bid city contracts under former mayor
A fresh affidavit surfaces, spotlighting alleged no‑bid contract spikes and grant irregularities during Ed Gainey's mayoralty.
Business
How Scribe Video Center Empowers Philly Filmmakers and Preserves Stories
Scribe Video Center teaches film skills, backs independent projects, and nurtures a multigenerational community of storytellers across Philadelphia.
Local News
EQT Secures Final Approval for Heracles Gas Project Near Elizabeth Forward High School
Elizabeth Township's Board of Commissioners has granted final approval for EQT's Heracles natural gas project, sparking debate among…
Local News
Pittsburgh’s Las Palmas Grocery Faces Immigration Enforcement Challenges
The Las Palmas grocery store in Beechview, Pittsburgh, faces challenges as ICE agents increase their presence, affecting local…
Sports
Exploring Veterans’ Experiences Through Theater at Philadelphia Fringe Festival
Dive into the world of theater as the Philadelphia Fringe Festival presents two powerful plays highlighting the experiences…
Local News
TECfusions Data Center Project in Upper Burrell Encounters Legal and Community Hurdles
Upper Burrell Township is grappling with a contentious data center project that has sparked legal action and community…
Sports
Philadelphia Celebrates the Return of the Cycling Classic After 10 Years
The Philadelphia Cycling Classic roars back to life after a decade, featuring intense races and a vibrant fan…
Local News
How Pittsburgh is addressing early literacy gaps with book programs
Pittsburgh is taking a page from Germany's book to boost early childhood literacy, ensuring every child starts school…
Local News
How Dolly Parton left her mark on Philadelphia through music and philanthropy
From electrifying concerts to heartfelt interviews, Dolly Parton's connection with Philadelphia spans decades of music and philanthropy.
Local News
Join the 2026 Philly Naked Bike Ride: Route, Details, and Body Art
Experience the 17th edition of the Philly Naked Bike Ride, a vibrant mix of celebration and protest for…
Local News
Democrat Brandon Dukes Wins Special Election in Pennsylvania’s 12th District
In a surprising turn of events, Democrat Brandon Dukes won the special election for Pennsylvania’s 12th state House…
Local News
Exploring the First Selfie: A Historical Journey Through Photography
In 1839, Robert Cornelius captured the world's first selfie in Philadelphia. Discover how this pioneering portrait revolutionized photography…
Local News
Judge Mandates Comprehensive Property Reassessment in Allegheny County
A judge has ordered Allegheny County to conduct a full property reassessment by 2032, affecting over 585,000 properties…