Philadelphia NewsCould a Pa. Supreme Court decision on skill games help fund SEPTA?Optimistic assessments say that taxing skill games at the same as rate casino slots could generate up to $1 billion a year.Thomas Fitzgerald 45 minutes agoRachel Maddow recalls her ‘formative’ time in Philly and the city’s most overlooked hero ahead of MS NOW eventRob Tornoe Philly’s weather forecast has drought-easing rains this weekend, then a heat wave through July 4Anthony R. Wood Philly police search Olney home in connection with missing persons, law enforcement sources sayMax Marin, Ellie Rushing, and Barbara Laker an hour agoWhich version of history will visitors see at the President’s House?Ariane Datil, Fallon Roth, Abraham Gutman, Maggie Prosser, Tom Gralish, Gabe Coffey, and Esra Erol AdvertisementThe United States had its first mutiny on this week in Philly historyThe week-long saga started in late June of 1783, when a group of unpaid Revolutionary War soldiers marched against the country’s primitive government and sent them fleeing from Philly to Princeton.Tommy Rowan A gift to Temple will create the first endowed editor position at its student newspaperJack and Monica Pinkowski are avid newspaper readers and wanted to help Temple's student newspaper at a time when print journalism has struggled. Jack's Dad started a newspaper in Montgomery County.Susan Snyder Know your news? Test your skills with our News Quiz.Take our news quiz on the World Cup, a ‘Love Island’ contestant, and a Kelce fundraiser down the shore. Emily Bloch Philly is defending an ICE Out law in court its top lawyer previously said wasn’t enforceableMayor Cherelle L. Parker allowed a ban on law enforcement officers concealing their identity to become law without her signature after City Solicitor Renee Garcia raised legal concerns.Abraham Gutman and Sean Collins Walsh A West Philly man was sentenced to up to 40 months in prison for seeking to make bombs in support of a terror groupDistrict Attorney Larry Krasner said he was “deeply concerned” by what he cast as an insufficient penalty for acts that he said amounted to terrorism.Chris Palmer Roundup cases led to eye-popping Philly verdicts. Will that change because of the Supreme Court? There are 462 active cases in Philadelphia against Monsanto, the agricultural giant owned by Bayer, over claims that use of Roundup weedkiller caused cancer.Abraham Gutman SEPTA approved contracts with the transit police union and other workersLodge 109 and SEPTA agreed on a three-year deal that gives the officers a 12% raise over the life of the contract.Thomas Fitzgerald Road closures for Wawa Welcome America events are announcedPhiladelphia streets will be busy in early July amid concerts, block parties, and a parade.Michelle Myers Residents are mourning after an apparent arson on their block killed 1 man and damaged 5 homesA woman has been charged with murder, arson, and other offenses for allegedly intentionally setting the blaze in Philadelphia's Franklinville section.Isabel Maney These Philadelphians planned the perfect World Cup weekends for their families. Then their tickets never came.As the World Cup takes over the country, people across U.S. host cities have shared the same story: Fans arrive to find their tickets never transferred, mostly facing issues with StubHub.Henry Savage and Michelle Myers The Pa. Attorney General’s Office seeks to intervene in a murder case that Philly prosecutors helped overturn last monthThe attorney general’s actions Wednesday provided a first test case since the state Supreme Court issued a forceful ruling against DA Larry Krasner's office last week.Jillian Kramer, Ellie Rushing, and Chris Palmer A lawsuit challenges arrests of immigrants who come to Philly’s ICE office for routine appointmentsThe lawsuit says a policy change by ICE in Philadelphia was unlawful, and turned arrests of immigrants during routine check-ins from an "unheard of" occurrence to a routine practice. Abraham Gutman and Jeff Gammage Forceful Pa. Supreme Court ruling constrains one of DA Larry Krasner’s signature initiativesThe ruling adds a new layer of oversight to work Krasner has championed as a centerpiece of his reform agenda — and that has helped make him one of the nation’s most prominent progressive prosecutors.Ellie Rushing, Jillian Kramer, and Chris Palmer The biggest America 250 events from now through July 4From the FIFA Fan Festival and Gospel on Independence to the July 4 concert on the Parkway, here are the biggest America 250 events in Philadelphia and beyond.Dugan Arnett American Swedish Historical Museum aims to tackle $2.8 million in improvements as it turns 100The executive director of the museum located in FDR Park said the nonprofit’s board was focusing on projects that provide equitable and safe access.Ximena Conde See more storiesAdvertisement
Could a Pa. Supreme Court decision on skill games help fund SEPTA?Optimistic assessments say that taxing skill games at the same as rate casino slots could generate up to $1 billion a year.Thomas Fitzgerald 45 minutes ago
Could a Pa. Supreme Court decision on skill games help fund SEPTA?Optimistic assessments say that taxing skill games at the same as rate casino slots could generate up to $1 billion a year.Thomas Fitzgerald 45 minutes ago
Rachel Maddow recalls her ‘formative’ time in Philly and the city’s most overlooked hero ahead of MS NOW eventRob Tornoe
Rachel Maddow recalls her ‘formative’ time in Philly and the city’s most overlooked hero ahead of MS NOW eventRob Tornoe
Philly’s weather forecast has drought-easing rains this weekend, then a heat wave through July 4Anthony R. Wood
Philly’s weather forecast has drought-easing rains this weekend, then a heat wave through July 4Anthony R. Wood
Philly police search Olney home in connection with missing persons, law enforcement sources sayMax Marin, Ellie Rushing, and Barbara Laker an hour ago
Philly police search Olney home in connection with missing persons, law enforcement sources sayMax Marin, Ellie Rushing, and Barbara Laker an hour ago
Which version of history will visitors see at the President’s House?Ariane Datil, Fallon Roth, Abraham Gutman, Maggie Prosser, Tom Gralish, Gabe Coffey, and Esra Erol
Which version of history will visitors see at the President’s House?Ariane Datil, Fallon Roth, Abraham Gutman, Maggie Prosser, Tom Gralish, Gabe Coffey, and Esra Erol
The United States had its first mutiny on this week in Philly historyThe week-long saga started in late June of 1783, when a group of unpaid Revolutionary War soldiers marched against the country’s primitive government and sent them fleeing from Philly to Princeton.Tommy Rowan
The United States had its first mutiny on this week in Philly historyThe week-long saga started in late June of 1783, when a group of unpaid Revolutionary War soldiers marched against the country’s primitive government and sent them fleeing from Philly to Princeton.Tommy Rowan
A gift to Temple will create the first endowed editor position at its student newspaperJack and Monica Pinkowski are avid newspaper readers and wanted to help Temple's student newspaper at a time when print journalism has struggled. Jack's Dad started a newspaper in Montgomery County.Susan Snyder
A gift to Temple will create the first endowed editor position at its student newspaperJack and Monica Pinkowski are avid newspaper readers and wanted to help Temple's student newspaper at a time when print journalism has struggled. Jack's Dad started a newspaper in Montgomery County.Susan Snyder
Know your news? Test your skills with our News Quiz.Take our news quiz on the World Cup, a ‘Love Island’ contestant, and a Kelce fundraiser down the shore. Emily Bloch
Know your news? Test your skills with our News Quiz.Take our news quiz on the World Cup, a ‘Love Island’ contestant, and a Kelce fundraiser down the shore. Emily Bloch
Philly is defending an ICE Out law in court its top lawyer previously said wasn’t enforceableMayor Cherelle L. Parker allowed a ban on law enforcement officers concealing their identity to become law without her signature after City Solicitor Renee Garcia raised legal concerns.Abraham Gutman and Sean Collins Walsh
Philly is defending an ICE Out law in court its top lawyer previously said wasn’t enforceableMayor Cherelle L. Parker allowed a ban on law enforcement officers concealing their identity to become law without her signature after City Solicitor Renee Garcia raised legal concerns.Abraham Gutman and Sean Collins Walsh
A West Philly man was sentenced to up to 40 months in prison for seeking to make bombs in support of a terror groupDistrict Attorney Larry Krasner said he was “deeply concerned” by what he cast as an insufficient penalty for acts that he said amounted to terrorism.Chris Palmer
A West Philly man was sentenced to up to 40 months in prison for seeking to make bombs in support of a terror groupDistrict Attorney Larry Krasner said he was “deeply concerned” by what he cast as an insufficient penalty for acts that he said amounted to terrorism.Chris Palmer
Roundup cases led to eye-popping Philly verdicts. Will that change because of the Supreme Court? There are 462 active cases in Philadelphia against Monsanto, the agricultural giant owned by Bayer, over claims that use of Roundup weedkiller caused cancer.Abraham Gutman
Roundup cases led to eye-popping Philly verdicts. Will that change because of the Supreme Court? There are 462 active cases in Philadelphia against Monsanto, the agricultural giant owned by Bayer, over claims that use of Roundup weedkiller caused cancer.Abraham Gutman
SEPTA approved contracts with the transit police union and other workersLodge 109 and SEPTA agreed on a three-year deal that gives the officers a 12% raise over the life of the contract.Thomas Fitzgerald
SEPTA approved contracts with the transit police union and other workersLodge 109 and SEPTA agreed on a three-year deal that gives the officers a 12% raise over the life of the contract.Thomas Fitzgerald
Road closures for Wawa Welcome America events are announcedPhiladelphia streets will be busy in early July amid concerts, block parties, and a parade.Michelle Myers
Road closures for Wawa Welcome America events are announcedPhiladelphia streets will be busy in early July amid concerts, block parties, and a parade.Michelle Myers
Residents are mourning after an apparent arson on their block killed 1 man and damaged 5 homesA woman has been charged with murder, arson, and other offenses for allegedly intentionally setting the blaze in Philadelphia's Franklinville section.Isabel Maney
Residents are mourning after an apparent arson on their block killed 1 man and damaged 5 homesA woman has been charged with murder, arson, and other offenses for allegedly intentionally setting the blaze in Philadelphia's Franklinville section.Isabel Maney
These Philadelphians planned the perfect World Cup weekends for their families. Then their tickets never came.As the World Cup takes over the country, people across U.S. host cities have shared the same story: Fans arrive to find their tickets never transferred, mostly facing issues with StubHub.Henry Savage and Michelle Myers
These Philadelphians planned the perfect World Cup weekends for their families. Then their tickets never came.As the World Cup takes over the country, people across U.S. host cities have shared the same story: Fans arrive to find their tickets never transferred, mostly facing issues with StubHub.Henry Savage and Michelle Myers
The Pa. Attorney General’s Office seeks to intervene in a murder case that Philly prosecutors helped overturn last monthThe attorney general’s actions Wednesday provided a first test case since the state Supreme Court issued a forceful ruling against DA Larry Krasner's office last week.Jillian Kramer, Ellie Rushing, and Chris Palmer
The Pa. Attorney General’s Office seeks to intervene in a murder case that Philly prosecutors helped overturn last monthThe attorney general’s actions Wednesday provided a first test case since the state Supreme Court issued a forceful ruling against DA Larry Krasner's office last week.Jillian Kramer, Ellie Rushing, and Chris Palmer
A lawsuit challenges arrests of immigrants who come to Philly’s ICE office for routine appointmentsThe lawsuit says a policy change by ICE in Philadelphia was unlawful, and turned arrests of immigrants during routine check-ins from an "unheard of" occurrence to a routine practice. Abraham Gutman and Jeff Gammage
A lawsuit challenges arrests of immigrants who come to Philly’s ICE office for routine appointmentsThe lawsuit says a policy change by ICE in Philadelphia was unlawful, and turned arrests of immigrants during routine check-ins from an "unheard of" occurrence to a routine practice. Abraham Gutman and Jeff Gammage
Forceful Pa. Supreme Court ruling constrains one of DA Larry Krasner’s signature initiativesThe ruling adds a new layer of oversight to work Krasner has championed as a centerpiece of his reform agenda — and that has helped make him one of the nation’s most prominent progressive prosecutors.Ellie Rushing, Jillian Kramer, and Chris Palmer
Forceful Pa. Supreme Court ruling constrains one of DA Larry Krasner’s signature initiativesThe ruling adds a new layer of oversight to work Krasner has championed as a centerpiece of his reform agenda — and that has helped make him one of the nation’s most prominent progressive prosecutors.Ellie Rushing, Jillian Kramer, and Chris Palmer
The biggest America 250 events from now through July 4From the FIFA Fan Festival and Gospel on Independence to the July 4 concert on the Parkway, here are the biggest America 250 events in Philadelphia and beyond.Dugan Arnett
The biggest America 250 events from now through July 4From the FIFA Fan Festival and Gospel on Independence to the July 4 concert on the Parkway, here are the biggest America 250 events in Philadelphia and beyond.Dugan Arnett
American Swedish Historical Museum aims to tackle $2.8 million in improvements as it turns 100The executive director of the museum located in FDR Park said the nonprofit’s board was focusing on projects that provide equitable and safe access.Ximena Conde
American Swedish Historical Museum aims to tackle $2.8 million in improvements as it turns 100The executive director of the museum located in FDR Park said the nonprofit’s board was focusing on projects that provide equitable and safe access.Ximena Conde
