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Mob-associated loan sharks, peonies, crock-pot cookbooks, and investigations into Philadelphia’s biggest institutions. It’s our roundup of our favorite stories from 2024!
Philly Today: University of the Arts Slapped With Class Action Lawsuit
Meanwhile, the school’s president has resigned and Temple may have a rescue plan.
Philly Today: Mayor Parker Wants to Deploy Speed Cameras All Over the City
Plus, it’s hard to believe it, but the University of the Arts just made things even worse.
Philly Today: SEPTA Plans to Kill Free Parking
Plus, the UArts implosion and a $27,500 prom expense.
The Yuppification of Philadelphia
How young urban professionals of the 1980s reinvented Philly — and America.
Meet the Bad Boy of Philly Antiquities
Main Line native Graham Arader, the notorious collector of only the finest rare maps, art and books, has landed perhaps his greatest acquisition.
We Tracked Down Kylie Kelce’s Shore Bully. She Apologized — Eventually
The Main Line woman at the center of the Shore controversy wasn’t too happy to see us. And neither was her husband.
Back in the day, Philly, like a lot of cities, banked on a revival of its downtown to spark new life. The plan worked fine — for Center City. But now that the pandemic has emptied offices, boomer residents are aging, and millennials are opting for the ’burbs, where do we go from here?
Philly Today: Wednesday Was a No Good, Very Bad Day at Philadelphia’s Most Iconic Deli
We’ve reviewed the health inspector’s reports. They’re not pretty.
Break Your Streaming Addiction and Learn to Love DVDs Again
The owner of this new South Street shop says you’ve been doing it all wrong.
Philly Today: The Philadelphia Zoo Gets Some Adorable New Animals
Meet Patty, a western lowland gorilla. Plus: Bradley Cooper reckons himself a singer. Again.
Philly Today: Finally, We Get Cheap, Non-Stop Flights to Copenhagen
Plus, the New York Post calls Philadelphia “a model of urban order.”
Fifty years after founding their legendary Philadelphia International Records, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, with friends and collaborators from Thom Bell to John Oates to Patti LaBelle, look back on the musical partnership that came to define the city.
After Collapse, I-95 Fully Reopens This Week
All four southbound lanes reopened this morning, and the northbound will reopen Friday morning.
More Than 13,000 Protest Votes Cast Against Biden in Philadelphia Primary
Voters chose things like “uncommitted,” “anyone else,” and “ceasefire.”
Philly Today: Wilma Theater Is Winning a Tony!
And just like that, Philly circa 2024 is an EGOT town.
Philly Today: What If Another Texas City Surpasses Philly’s Population?
10 thoughts on being (eventually) overtaken by San Antonio. Plus, a fire in New Jersey smokes out the Walt Whitman, a viral dance-off and the mayor’s ruling on remote working.
