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Fishtown Iced Tea at Interstate Drafthouse. (Instagram/@spazzaferro)
Food & Drink
Philadelphia
Billy Penn

Arctic Splash maker says bankruptcy won’t hurt production of Fishtown famous iced tea

The Texas beverage manufacturer filed for Chapter 11 papers in November.

6 years ago

We've got all the content you need for Black History Month. (Aurélia Durand)
NPR
Music
Race & Ethnicity

A code switch playlist for Black History Month

Black History Month is here, and it's the perfect time to listen to Code Switch! We've got episodes all about the hidden heroes and buried history of black America.

6 years ago

Martin Luther King Jr. stayed in the back bedroom of this house (left) on Walnut Street in Camden, according to the owner who inherited the property from her father-in-law. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
New Jersey
Preservation

On the eve of Black History Month, N.J. denied historic designation for Camden MLK House

The Historic Preservation Office withholds a spot on the state’s Register of Historic Places from the site where King planned one of his earliest protests.

6 years ago

LeBron James offered a heartfelt tribute to Kobe Bryant during the Los Angeles Lakers pregame ceremony at the Staples Center Friday. (Harry How/Getty Images)
NPR
Philadelphia
Sports

LeBron James: ‘Mamba out,’ but ‘not forgotten’

The Los Angeles Lakers and grieving fans packing the Staples Center paid an emotional, pregame tribute to basketball icon Kobe Bryant on Friday night.

6 years ago

Andy Reid. (Brynn Anderson/AP PHOTO); Shyline: Danya Henninger/Billy Penn)
Philadelphia
Sports
Billy Penn

7 reasons for Philly fans to root for the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIV

The Eagles aren’t in the contest, so might as well pick a side.

6 years ago

A seat with a jersey and flowers is reserved in memory of Gianna Bryant before an exhibition basketball game in the first half of a basketball game against the US, Monday, Jan. 27, 2020, in Hartford, Conn. Bryant was going to play at Connecticut and head to the WNBA. That was the plan. Her promising life came to a shocking, sudden and sad end Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020 along with her father Kobe. They died in a helicopter crash in California along with seven others. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)
National
Sports

NBA All-Stars to wear Kobe’s No. 24 and Gianna’s No. 2

The NBA's All-Stars will be playing this year with Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant in their minds and on their jerseys.

6 years ago

Domenica Federico stands near her home, surrounded by rubble
PlanPhilly
Neighborhoods
Public Safety

South Philly block blasted by deadly explosion still feeling aftershocks

A Philadelphia Water Department main ruptured Thursday on the South Philadelphia block recently shaken by an explosion caused by a crack in a 92-year-old gas main.

6 years ago

Gwen Ifill, one of the nation's most esteemed journalists, will be the face of the U.S. Post Office 43rd stamp in the Black Heritage series. (USPS via AP)
NPR
History
National

Journalist Gwen Ifill honored with Black Heritage Forever stamp

The veteran reporter, who died at the age of 61 after battling cancer, will be memorialized on a new U.S. Postal Service Forever stamp.

6 years ago

Celena Morrison (Courtesy photo)
LGBTQ
Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Tribune

City appoints Celena Morrison to lead Office of LGBT Affairs

She will begin the new post on March 2. Morrison will drive the office’s policy work and advise city government on the needs of LGBTQ+ individuals.

6 years ago

Runners head into the final mile
Community Events
Philadelphia

Broad Street Run lottery opens Saturday for one of Philly’s most iconic races

You’ll have the chance starting Saturday when the Broad Street Run lottery system opens for the May 3 event. Roughly 50,000 people apply each year for one of 40,000 bibs.

6 years ago

The former Thomas Powers School COURTESY KREATE HUB
Changing Communities
Philadelphia
Real Estate
Billy Penn

Bok North? Historic Kensington school reopening as space for creatives

It took two years to renovate the giant building, which will open mid-March.

6 years ago

In this January 11, 2018 Coast Guard file photo, an MH-65 Dolphin rescue helicopter crew medevacs an ill fisherman from the deck of the Coast Guard Cutter Willow about 60 miles east of Atlantic City,   (Photo: Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Seth Johnson)
Down the Shore
New Jersey

Multiple Coast Guard stations coordinate to rescue man off N.J.

U.S. Coast Guard personnel rescued a crewmember aboard a fishing vessel off New Jersey Thursday afternoon.

6 years ago

A North Philadelphia father is facing charges after police say he lied about a home invasion that left his son shot dead. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on the charges the man now faces. (NBC Philadelphia)
Philadelphia
Public Safety
NBC Philadelphia

Boy, 4, fatally shoots self; dad charged with manslaughter

The boy was home with his father and another child when he took a gun from a closet and shot himself, Philadelphia police say

6 years ago

Funeral workers disinfect themselves after handling a virus victim in Wuhan in central China's Hubei Province, Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020. China counted 170 deaths from a new virus Thursday and more countries reported infections, including some spread locally, as foreign evacuees from China's worst-hit region returned home to medical observation and even isolation. (Chinatopix via AP)
International
Public Health

US advises against travel to China; virus declared emergency

The number of cases spiked more than tenfold in a week, including the highest death toll in a 24-hour period reported Friday.

6 years ago

(Image courtesy of Bridget O'Neill)
Down the Shore
Health Care
Kids
New Jersey

Donor found ‘right at home’ for N.J. baby needing liver transplant, mother says

After being widely shared across social media and the radio and television airwaves, a match "right at home" has been found for a baby girl needing a liver transplant.

6 years ago

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