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Hahnemann employees, city officials, and unions rally against the closing of the hospital. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Health Care
Philadelphia

Hahnemann’s fate is uncertain, but patients and staff are already feeling the pain

Citing concerns about loss of ER services, Pa. Health Secretary Rachel Levine says the hospital’s owners must give 90 days’ notice before shutting.

6 years ago

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The Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refining Complex in Philadelphia is shown Wednesday, June 26, 2019. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Business
Energy
Environment

Will Philly refinery shutdown create jobs at area competitors? Unlikely, analysts say

With other refineries in the region at or near capacity, the East Coast will likely look to the Gulf Coast and Europe for gasoline and other products.

6 years ago

E. Jean Carroll is photographed, Sunday, June 23, 2019, in New York. Carroll, a New York-based advice columnist, claims Donald Trump sexually assaulted her in a dressing room at a Manhattan department store in the mid-1990s. Trump denies knowing Carroll. (AP Photo/Craig Ruttle)
Gender
Government Accountability

Friends: Trump accuser told us of attack in the ’90s

Two women have confirmed that the writer E. Jean Carroll told them in the 1990s that she'd been sexually assaulted by Trump in the dressing room of a NYC department store

6 years ago

In this Wednesday, March 27, 2019, photo, a participant checks in as she arrives for a meeting of the Reclaim Pride Coalition at the Church of the Village in New York. Activists who believe New York City’s annual LGBTQ Pride march has become too commercialized are staging an alternative march the same day. The two marches through Manhattan streets will take place Sunday, June 30, the last day of a month of celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall uprising. (Mary Altaffer/AP Photo)
LGBTQ

Pride or protest? Disillusioned plan their own LGBTQ march

Dissidents believe the annual parade has become too commercialized and decided to split off with their own march.

6 years ago

Bill Sidler, Lori Howlett, Gretchen Sidler, and Dorrie Dillagoue came together with their running group for an afternoon of tacos and drinks at Tacohocken. (Emily Cohen for WHYY)
Business
Media
Pennsylvania

How media startups in the Philly suburbs are trying to fill the local news ‘void’

Dozens of media startups in Pa. are trying to fill gaps in coverage, while battling the same financial challenges that undercut the newspaper business.

6 years ago

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A Coast Guard member aboard the vessel
Down the Shore
New Jersey
Outdoors

Coast Guard saves boat with 2 fishermen aboard from sinking off N.J. coast

Officials say two men were aboard the 28-foot boat, dubbed "Trouble Maker," for a day of fishing when water began filtering into the vessel from a leak. 

6 years ago

The Pottstown Mercury and the Times Herald of Norristown, both owned by Alden Global Capital, often publish the same stories by the same reporters. On a recent Monday, Evan Brandt had front page stories in both papers. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
The Why
Business
Changing Communities
Media

Who’s filling the local news void in Philly’s suburbs?

As local newspapers Philly suburbs continue to shrink, dozens of scrappy, new media startups have risen to fill the gaps in coverage. What that means for your community.

Air Date: June 27, 2019

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A fire burns at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery hours after a series of early morning explosions at the 150-year-old industrial complex at 3100 W. Passyunk Ave. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Energy
Philadelphia
StateImpact Pennsylvania

South Philly refinery damaged by fire will close, city says; union calls layoffs a ‘disgrace’

Philadelphia mayor Jim Kenney said he learned from Philadelphia Energy Solutions officials that its South Philly refinery will shut down next month.

6 years ago

Philadelphia police speak to residents of a homeless encampment at Kensington and Lehigh avenues before a scheduled clean out in May 2018. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Addiction
Philadelphia

Renewing emergency response to opioid crisis, Philadelphia cites progress addressing homelessness, addiction

The move coincides with the first major update on the emergency response to the opioid crisis since the last homeless encampment was closed in Kensington.

6 years ago

Caution tape surrounds an area at a building where a third-floor balcony collapsed, critically injuring two men. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Philadelphia
Public Safety
PlanPhilly

Two men critically injured in West Philly balcony collapse

It wasn’t immediately known why the men were on the landing or why the fire escape collapsed.

6 years ago

Philadelphia City Hall (Danya Henninger/Billy Penn)
Income Inequality
Philadelphia

Philadelphia working to help homeless find day work with immediate pay

Philadelphia officials are trying a new approach to aggressive panhandling and interacting with people experiencing homelessness in general.

6 years ago

Ed Hipp poses with his wife, Argelis, during Walmart’s Open Call event last week in Bentonville, Arkansas. (Provided)
Business
Food & Drink
Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Tribune

Ed Hipp, Philly turkey bacon seller nets deal from Walmart

Ed Hipp is gearing up to sell his turkey bacon in local Walmart stores.

6 years ago

Savannah Shepherd (center) poses with members of the Delaware Legislative Black Caucus in front of The Lynching of George White Historical Marker after it was unveiled at Greenbank Park on June 23. Pictured are (from left) Rep. Melissa Minor-Brown, Rep. Frank Cooke, Rep. Stephanie T. Bolden, Shepherd, Sen. Darius Brown, Rep. Kendra Johnson, and Sen. Elizabeth “Tizzy” Lockman (Scott Goss/Delaware Senate Majority Caucus)
Delaware
History
Race & Ethnicity

Historical marker dedicated to George White, thanks to Delaware teen’s efforts

Thanks to Savannah Shepherd, a new historical marker memorializes the only documented lynching in Delaware.

6 years ago

Keyri Artillero, 14, stands in the hallway of Franklin Learning Center, right outside of La Puerta Abierta's meeting room. 
 (Elizabeth Estrada/WHYY)
Immigration
Kids
Mental Health

Young and undocumented in Philly: How teens are finding support and community

Being in a new country, learning a new culture and language — it’s a lot to digest. At three Philly schools, students approach things as a group.

6 years ago

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FILE - In this March 29, 2019, file photo, cars and trucks line up to enter the U.S. from Mexico at a border crossing in El Paso, Texas. Authorities in far South Texas say U.S. Border Patrol agents have discovered the bodies of four people, including three children, who appeared to have died from heat exposure after crossing the Rio Grande. Hidalgo County sheriff's Sgt. Frank Medrano said the bodies of a woman in her early 20s, a toddler and two infants were found Sunday, June, 23, 2019, in or near Anzalduas Park, which borders the river in the city of Mission. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, File)
Immigration

4 border deaths in Texas could be a preview of the summer

Two babies, a toddler and a woman were found dead near the U.S.-Mexican border, overcome by the sweltering heat in a glimpse of what could lie ahead this summer.

7 years ago

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