Federal prosecutors have announced charges against a juvenile who allegedly placed swatting calls to colleges including Villanova University. The suspect has not been identified due to their age. But according …
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The Board of Education voted to approve the School District of Philadelphia’s 10-year, $3 billion facilities plan that includes closing 17 schools, modernizing 169 buildings and co-locating six others. During …
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Students, parents and teachers will get the chance to share their thoughts on expanding SEPTA’s student fare program after Philadelphia City Council approved a resolution Thursday to hold hearings on …
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Fishtown's growing pizza scene will get another newcomer in May with the opening of In Crust We Trust, which is taking over the former Vince's Pizzeria storefront that recently closed …
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BOSTON – For two weeks, Sixers head coach Nick Nurse spent every moment focused on the Boston Celtics. His best three-game stretch since arriving in Philadelphia helped the Sixers erase …
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BOSTON – Joel Embiid, notorious for his late-night media availabilities, had run out of time to celebrate by the time he arrived at the visiting podium. Embiid repeated a line …
Kacey Musgraves is bringing her “Middle of Nowhere” tour to Philadelphia this fall, with a stop set for Friday, Sept. 4, at Xfinity Mobile Arena. …
Olivia Rodrigo is bringing her next arena tour to South Philly this fall, with two shows scheduled at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Saturday, Nov. 7, …
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Philly EventsYear 2026 Events
Stenton Museum event will honor formerly enslaved Black woman who secured her freedom in 1776
Museums History A North Philadelphia historic site will host an event later this month honoring the life of Dinah, a formerly enslaved Black woman who …
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Festivals Beer A tiki-themed event is returning to Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company later this month. The brewery will host its fifth annual “Creek-i-Tiki Luau” on …
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PECO has withdrawn its plan to increase electric rates by an average 12.5% after facing criticism from consumers and local politicians. Last month, the energy …
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Business & Finance
Free HR and benefits summit at the Barnes Foundation will explore AI, leadership and workplace culture
Human resources and business leaders navigating rapid change in technology and workplace expectations will have a chance to dig into those challenges at a free …
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Food & Restaurants
Margate Cherry Blossom Celebration returns in early May with music, vendors and spring activities
Festivals Cherry Blossoms Provided Courtesy/Margate Business Association Attendees walk along Ventnor Avenue during Margate’s Cherry Blossom Celebration, featuring food trucks, vendors, live music and spring …
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A group of transit enthusiasts in upstate New York acquired a 66-year-old Market-Frankford Line car, which they say stands as a "time capsule" to Philadelphia …
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Uber and Mayor Cherelle Parker exchanged barbs over her proposal to add a $1 tax to all rideshare transactions in Philadelphia, with the tech company …
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Transportation
Unlike other transit systems in World Cup host cities, SEPTA won’t raise fares for matches
Unlike transit systems in some other Word Cup host cities, SEPTA will not raise prices for riders going to matches in Philadelphia. Most of the …
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Racing heart. Tightness in your shoulders. Knots in your stomach. Anxiety doesn’t just live in your thoughts. It can show up in your body, too. …
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Health & Fitness
Estrogen patches for menopause are getting harder to find due to shortages and increased demand
Women who use hormone replacement therapy to ease menopause symptoms are struggling to get estrogen patches as a nationwide shortage drags on. Dr. Ryan Elizabeth …