April 3, 2026
Philadelphia 250
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Molly McVety
Franklin Field, the first collegiate stadium in the country, is one of four 'firsts' being celebrated this month as part of the Philadelphia Historic District 250th Committee’s yearlong '52 Weeks of Firsts' program.
April 3, 2026
Crime
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Molly McVety
A 17-year-old boy is in custody following the shooting of his 3-year-old nephew in South Philly this week.
April 3, 2026
Food & Drink
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Molly McVety
Love City Brewing has selected Sophie’s BBQ, a Havertown favorite, as the food partner for its Manayunk location that's planning to open later this spring.
April 2, 2026
Crime
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Molly McVety
A group of 17 people allegedly involved in a North Philadelphia drug trafficking ring were arrested last week after an investigation from state and federal authorities.
April 2, 2026
Food & Drink
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Molly McVety
Justin Bacharach, co-owner of dancerobot in Rittenhouse, spoke about his inspirations for the newly unveiled brunch menu, ranging from traditional Japanese dishes to an old 24-hour diner in Philadelphia.
April 1, 2026
Nature
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Molly McVety
Officials with the Elmwood Park Zoo on Tuesday announced the birth of a female ocelot. The wild cats are an endangered species that are native to the Americas and resemble a slightly smaller leopard.
March 31, 2026
Jobs
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Molly McVety
Unionized PECO employees will begin working without a contract Wednesday, and workers said a work stoppage may be necessary if an agreement isn't reached soon.
March 31, 2026
Investigations
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Molly McVety
Parkside Council President Dominic Capobianco is facing criminal charges for allegedly misusing public funds to personal use. Investigators allege he used a government card to purchase gas for his family's vehicles.
March 30, 2026
Transportation
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Molly McVety
Uber announced Monday it is partnering with Northeast Philly nonprofit KleinLife to offer seniors free rides, replicating a program it began with West Philadelphia’s ACHIEVEability during the height of SEPTA’s service cuts in the fall.
March 30, 2026
Education
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Molly McVety
The School District of Philadelphia plans to transform John Moffet Public School from a K-5 school to a middle school as part of its sweeping facilities modernization plan. But the South Kensington community is rallying to keep it an elementary school.