Molly McVety
Molly McVety is a staff writer for PhillyVoice with interests in both the natural and man-made environment, community debates and all things pop culture. She has previously written for DelawareOnline / The News Journal and received her bachelor’s degree in environmental science from the University of Delaware. When she’s not writing Molly enjoys making and listening to music, taking long walks and cooking.
April 17, 2026
Investigations
Montgomery County realtor charged with possessing child pornography
Albert Stroble, 48, of Lower Providence Township, has been charged with 150 felony counts of possessing child sexual abuse material, Montgomery County prosecutors say.April 16, 2026
Government
Wildwood may close its boardwalk overnight to reduce late-night crowds
Officials with the City of Wildwood will consider an ordinance next week that closes its boardwalk to public use between the hours of 1 and 5 a.m. year-round.April 16, 2026
Transportation
Unlike other transit systems in World Cup host cities, SEPTA won't raise fares for matches
Unlike transit systems in New Jersey and Boston, SEPTA will not raise prices for riders going to World Cup matches. While a NJ Transit ticket from Penn Station to MetLife Stadium could cost $150 for games, Philly's authority says prices will remain $2.90 per ride.April 15, 2026
Transportation
Mayor Parker doubles down on rideshare fee, as Uber claims it's a 'double tax'
Uber continues to push back against Mayor Cherelle Parker’s proposal to implement a $1 tax on all rideshare transactions within city limits to support the School District of Philadelphia’s budget deficit.April 15, 2026
Health News
Shuttered Crozer-Chester Medical Center to reopen, but with a focus on outpatient services
Crozer-Chester Medical Center will reopen but with far fewer hospital beds and an increased focus on outpatient health care services, new owner Chariot Allaire said during a town hall in Chester, Delaware County, on Tuesday.April 15, 2026
History
New York museum acquires rare Philly railcar from 1960s 'Almond Joys' fleet
The Trolley Museum of New York plans to restore a 1960s SEPTA car, one of two of its kind still in existence since the discontinuation of the 'Almond Joys' fleet in 1999. The organization hopes to restore the train to operating condition.April 13, 2026
Recreation
Want to see Rory McIlroy at Aronimink? Here's a chance to watch a PGA Championship practice round for free
Pennsylvania residents can enter a sweepstakes to win free tickets to a practice round before the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square in May.April 13, 2026
Investigations
West Chester University student fatally struck by car while walking near campus
A West Chester University student was killed early Sunday morning after being hit by a car while walking near the school’s campus, university officials say.April 10, 2026
Investigations
Two missing workers at collapsed CHOP parking garage presumed to be dead, Mayor Parker says
The two missing construction workers trapped in the collapsed parking garage in Grays Ferry are presumed to be dead, city officials said. Demolition on the building will begin Friday.April 10, 2026
Education
The Artemis II mission was extra special for these third graders in Chestnut Hill
The Orion spacecraft that carried the Artemis II crew around the moon also took with it an SD card containing the names of 5 million astronomy lovers — including those of 23 students from Springside Chestnut Hill Academy.Just In
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