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Philadelphia
Expect winter storm to impact Tuesday morning commute
In the city, it could be sloppy with rain changing to wet snow during the height of the morning commute.
6 months ago
New state funding to survey possible Eakins Oval redesign
The long-discussed plans to reimagine the Benjamin Franklin Parkway moving ever-so-slightly forward.
6 months ago
WHYY-TV remembers the heyday of the Uptown Theater
A new documentary traces the architecture, music and community that made the once-great venue on North Broad shout.
6 months ago
Listen 1:43‘A no-brainer’: Philly’s historical commission designates new district in Germantown
The Germantown Urban Village Historic District is now part of the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places.
6 months ago
Listen 0:53PATCO’s Franklin Square station to open later this year
The $30 million project at 7th and Race streets has steadily worked towards resurrecting the “ghost station,” and will include ADA accessibility features.
6 months ago
Listen 1:11As lions danced and people marched, residents and activists within Chinatown voiced their opposition to the proposed Sixers arena.
6 months ago
Listen 1:15‘Diva’ film soprano, Philadelphia-native Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez Smith has died at 75
Fernandez Smith was a Philadelphia native who sang through the U.S. and Europe during her operatic career.
6 months ago
A gnome in FDR Park will speak for the trees
Performance artist Alex Tatarsky revives their gnome character in an effort to save The Meadows at FDR Park from clearcutting.
7 months ago
Listen 1:04Power is Rising in Philly as hundreds of Black women tackle issues at conference
The conference provides an opportunity to discuss and find solutions for the issues Black women face, and to empower and inspire the next generation of leaders.
7 months ago
Listen 0:49Climate scientist Michael Mann wins defamation case against conservative writers
Mann, a Penn professor, had sued Rand Simberg, a policy analyst, and Mark Steyn, a right-wing author, for online posts published over a decade ago.
7 months ago
A Super Bowl bingo card for frustrated Eagles fans (because who cares which team wins?)
The Birds may have disappointed this season, but that doesn’t mean Eagles fans can’t enjoy the 49ers and Chiefs misfortune in the big game.
7 months ago
A memory box explodes: In Mt. Airy, ‘Eban Youth’ tracks 6 years of making art with Black kids
Sabriaya Shipley has been mentoring the same group of Black kids through art projects for six years. Allens Lane Art Center brings it altogether.
7 months ago
Listen 1:05Does Philly’s law to crack down on businesses being bad neighbors work?
It’s against the law to run a business that’s a nuisance to the community, but the city of Philadelphia struggled to shut down bad actors.
7 months ago
Listen 1:13Education Equity Forum in Germantown addresses funding disparities in Philly public schools
Need in Deed tackled funding challenges in Philadelphia public schools with a community-led discussion and call to action.
7 months ago
In his second budget address Tuesday, Shapiro announced a record $1.1 billion dollars in increased education funding.
7 months ago