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Rare tornadoes and golf-ball hail slam Philadelphia region, damaging hospital and school

Two rare November tornadoes and a burst of golf ball size hail slammed the Philadelphia region on Thursday, Nov. 12, in what forecasters are calling one of the wildest weather days in the area’s history. The National Weather Service confirmed one tornado in New Castle County, Delaware, near Wilmington, and another in Chesterfield Township in Burlington County, New Jersey.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Philadelphia Jewish community to hold march after tense restaurant boycott

Philadelphia's Jewish community is holding a "March and Ride for Israel" on Sunday in response to a bike ride boycott that targeted Jewish-owned restaurants in Rittenhouse Square last weekend. Participants are expected to gather at the Philadelphia Museum of Art at noon before making their way to the Liberty Bell.

Philadelphia, PA · 2h

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Ex-Art Museum Exec Avoids Trial, Must Repay $30K for Spending on Company Credit Cards

The Philadelphia Museum of Art's former chief people and diversity officer pleaded guilty Friday to misdemeanor receiving stolen property, sidestepping a trial over accusations she used company credit cards to cover personal purchases including airline tickets, furniture, and clothing. Latasha Harling, 44, was sentenced to five years of probation and ordered to pay the museum $30,000 in restitution.

Philadelphia, PA · 21h

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18-Year-Old Dies After West Philly Shooting Near 41st Street

Cambridge St. & N. 41st St. — Approximate Location Where Victim Found. An 18-year-old man died Thursday night after he was shot multiple times on a West Philadelphia sidewalk. Philadelphia police found him lying on Cambridge Street near North 41st Street with gunshot wounds to his chest and torso,...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Philadelphia Sales Tax Hike Could Fund Arts Groups After Museum Closures Sting City

Pennsylvania State Sen. Nikil Saval wants to give Philadelphia a new way to pay for its museums, libraries, theaters, parks and recreation centers: a bump in the city's sales tax. The Philadelphia Democrat announced the proposal Thursday, which would authorize the city to raise its sales and use tax specifically to create a dedicated funding stream for arts, culture and community assets.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Widener University Honors Nine Faculty for Teaching, Research and Leadership Excellence

Widener University honored faculty members for distinction in civic engagement, institutional leadership, research, and innovative, distinguished teaching. Various faculty were awarded at the ceremony, held Wednesday, Oct. 28, in the University Center on the Chester campus. “The honorees we recognized this year reflect a standard of excellence that sets our...

Chester, PA · 1d

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Netflix documentary to spotlight a lawyer from Philly who helped write MLK's 'I Have a Dream' speech

A short film honoring Clarence B. Jones, the Philly native and lawyer to Martin Luther King Jr. who helped write his "I Have a Dream" speech, is coming to Netflix next month. MORE: From porgs to lightsabers, here's what will be at Franklin Institute's upcoming 'Star Wars' exhibit. Co-directed by...

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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Crash Closes Lanes on I-495 Southbound Near Wilmington’s 12th St Exit

Drivers heading southbound on I-495 near Wilmington are facing lane closures following a crash near Exit 3 at 12th Street, according to the Delaware Department of Transportation. DelDOT reports that both the left and center lanes are currently blocked in that stretch of highway. The incident was still listed as...

Wilmington, DE · 16h

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Main Line-Born Brand American Trench Opens in Rittenhouse Today

The clothing company brings its American-made menswear and accessories to Chestnut Street. It started with a trench coat, a Kickstarter campaign, and two Main Line friends who wanted to prove that great clothes could still be made in America. A decade later, American Trench has built a following for its thoughtfully made apparel (including socks that have caught the attention of Bad Bunny) and opened a store in Ardmore. Now it’s coming to Philadelphia proper: The brand opens its first city store today at 1931 Chestnut Street in Rittenhouse.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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First phase of renovation completed at Philadelphia's 30th Street Station (updated)

PHILADELPHIA — Amtrak and its construction partners have completed work on the first phase of remodeling and redevelopment at Philadelphia’s William H. Gray III 30th Street Station, marking the occasion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony today (Friday, Nov. 13). The completed work includes reopening of the station’s South Concourse, restoration of the main hall, and completion [...] Read More...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Kremp Florist & Flower Delivery of Willow Grove profiled by Philadelphia Business Journal for Family-Owned Business Award

Kremp Florist & Flower Delivery of Willow Grove was profiled today as part of The Philadelphia Business Journal‘s 2026 Family-Owned Business Awards. Kremp Florist was honored yesterday alongside 14 other greater Philadelphia businesses at Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia. The award recipients were announced in September. An excerpt from...

Willow Grove, PA · 1d

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Men's Basketball Unable to Overcome Slow Start Versus Haverford

CHESTER, Pa. – The RPI men's basketball team mounted a late second-half rally but could not overcome an early deficit, falling to Haverford College 59-47 on Saturday afternoon in the final game of the Widener University Tournament at the Schwartz Center. The Engineers outscored Haverford in the second half but were unable to erase a 15-point halftime deficit, moving to 0-4 on the season.

Haverford, PA · 19h

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World's largest pickle party returns to Philadelphia

The world's largest pickle party is returning to Philadelphia, with organizers looking to set a world record on National Pickle Day.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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CHOP's first facility dog retires after six years of service

'Dilly' the yellow lab provided comfort to patients at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for six years. Now, he is ready for retirement.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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More trees coming to Philly as part of new project to make city healthier

Penn Medicine is investing $3 million in the project through a collaboration called Deeply Rooted to make neighborhoods healthier.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Youngest of four Dill brothers looking to end career at Delco Christian in another state final

As a senior captain and a goalkeeper, Carter Dill’s presence has been key to Delco Christian’s boys soccer team once again getting to within two wins of playing in what would be the program’s third state final in four seasons. But even as he is fully looking...

Newtown Square, PA · 1d

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New Pa. License Plates Still Causing Wrong E-ZPass Charges

Pennsylvania’s patriotic new license plates are ringing up more than freedom, as months after the problem first surfaced, the redesigned tags are still triggering E-ZPass charges for trips drivers never took, writes Cheryl Mettendorf for 6abc. Introduced in June 2025 to mark America’s 250th anniversary, the plates feature the...

Pennsylvania · 1d

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SUV Crashes Into Philadelphia Home After Police Chase, Homeowner Narrowly Escapes Injury

Police Chase Ends Inside Someone’s Living Room in Philadelphia Kingsessing Neighborhood Friday afternoon in Southwest Philadelphia looked like any other […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

Philadelphia, PA · 20h

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Penn football rallies for comeback win over Cornell in Ivy League play

In Ithaca the light goes early in November, and the crowd that came to watch a home team protect a slim lead instead watched the visitors take the afternoon. Penn erased two deficits and left Schoellkopf Field with a 14 to 13 win, a result small on the national page and large inside the locker room. Junior quarterback Karson Siqueiros Lasky directed an offense that found just enough answers when the game looked settled against it. Penn Cornell football does not often interrupt the wider sports conversation, yet the shape of this road win, two holes dug and two holes filled, offered a clean lesson in composure.

Ithaca, NY · 19h