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September 15: Ride-sharing bill likely to pass | Queen Lane implosion video | Net Philly population growth | Blast zone

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151 apartments coming to South Philly’s Brush Factory

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 NewsWorks digital artist-in-residence Tony Auth (left) with friend, businessman and author Reese Palley. (Todd Vachon/WHYY)

Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Tony Auth dies at 72

Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist and NewsWorks artist-in-residence Tony Auth died Sunday at the Hospital at the University of ...

12 years ago

Sendak collection leaving library in Philadelphia

A small Philadelphia museum that houses more than 10,000 pieces by illustrator Maurice Sendak will be returning most of the collection to ...

12 years ago

Authorities: Elderly man struck, killed by car in Somers Point, N.J.

Authorities say a 90-year-old man who was struck and killed while trying to cross a southern New Jersey roadway apparently was looking fo ...

12 years ago

 (Photo by Todd Huffman, Flickr/PublicSource)

Will PA legislators make antidote for heroin overdoses available?

As a brutal heroin epidemic sweeps the country, lawmakers in 25 states have responded by making it easier to get an antido ...

12 years ago

Man charged in threat that closed N.J. college campuses

Charges have been filed against a man accused of making an online bomb threat that spurred a southern New Jersey community college to eva ...

12 years ago

Indictment: 3 brothers led violent N.J. drug ring

State authorities say 42 people have been indicted for alleged roles in a violent drug distribution ring in southern New Jersey. A ...

12 years ago

Trustee objects to parts of proposed Revel deal

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court trustee is objecting to the proposed auction date for the Revel Casino Hotel and a $3 million breakup fee that wo ...

12 years ago

Attack on gay Philly couple leaves 1 injured

Philadelphia police are investigating a downtown attack on two gay men that left one with a broken facial bone. Police are investi ...

12 years ago

Copper thief suspect electrocuted at Valley Forge

Police believe a man was electrocuted at Valley Forge National Historical Park while trying to steal cooper wiring from an electrical box ...

12 years ago

 A scene from the 2013 Dance on the Falls Bridge. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Top 7 stories to look for in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at stories NewsWorks will cover this upcoming week in Northwest Philadelphia:   1. After nearly 60 ...

12 years ago

 One of several piles of rubble on the site formerly occupied by the Queen Lane Apartments high-rise tower. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Queen Lane Apartments tower reduced to rubble after Saturday morning implosion [video and photo gallery]

At 5:45 a.m. Saturday, a team of police officers and Philadelphia Housing Authority representatives stood outside a door in the 300 block ...

12 years ago

 On Tuesday, Gov. Tom Corbett attended the opening of the city's first public natural gas vehicle (NGV) fueling facility at Fox Street and Abbotsford Avenue. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Top 8 stories of the week in Northwest Philly

Here are the stories you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week: 1. In the week leading up to today’s Queen Lan ...

12 years ago

 Bob Stineman and Leila Ghaznavi in 'Broken Wing,' from Leila and Pantea Productions. (Photo courtesy of JJ Tiziou.)
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Fringe Festival reviews: ‘Broken Wing,’ ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame…a Mute Play’ and ‘Anna K’

A trio of Fringe Festival reviews from Howie Shapiro; “Broken Wing,” “The Hunchback of Notre Dame…a Mute Play, ...

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