June 12, 2026
Education
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Kristin Hunt
The president of the University of Pennsylvania is stepping down in 2027. J. Larry Jameson, who took over for Liz Magill following her controversial Congressional testimony on antisemitism, did not say who would replace him.
June 12, 2026
Investigations
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Kristin Hunt
Gloucester Township police have arrested Oswald Ricardo Whyatt Greene on robbery charges. Camden County officials say the Georgia resident stole an expensive watch during a Facebook Marketplace transaction in May.
June 12, 2026
History
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Kristin Hunt
'Disclosure Day,' the new Steven Spielberg movie out Friday, references a bizarre incident that occurred in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania, on Dec. 9, 1965. Some residents think an alien UFO crashed in the woods.
June 11, 2026
Streaming
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Kristin Hunt
Netflix, Peacock and Prime have added new rom-coms for June. Here's how to stream 'My Best Friend's Wedding,' 'But I'm a Cheerleader,' 'The Wedding Planner' and 'The Apartment.'
June 11, 2026
Education
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Kristin Hunt
The School District of Philadelphia will not cut 340 jobs after Mayor Cherelle Parker and City Council Kenyatta Johnson pledged to find an annual $48 million revenue stream. The fiscal year 2027 budget allocates a one-time appropriation.
June 11, 2026
Entertainment
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Kristin Hunt
Need things to do around Lemon Hill in between World Cup matches at the FIFA Fan Festival? The Philadelphia Zoo, Smith Memorial Playground, Please Touch Museum, Eastern State Penitentiary and other attractions are nearby.
June 10, 2026
Arts & Culture
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Kristin Hunt
FloatLab arrived at Bartram's Garden early Wednesday morning via tugboat. The floating observation deck, a collaboration with Mural Arts, opens in September. It will bring visitors eye level with the Schuylkill River.
June 9, 2026
Recreation
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Kristin Hunt
Hersheypark is closing Tidal Force at the end of the summer season on Sept. 7. The flume was advertised as the world's tallest splashdown ride when it opened in 1994.
June 8, 2026
Government
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Kristin Hunt
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner asked Mayor Cherelle Parker to reconsider his fiscal year 2027 budget request in an open letter and press conference Monday. He wants an additional $5.6 million and regular meettings.
June 8, 2026
Investigations
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Kristin Hunt
Thieves stole roughly 1,800 cases of whiskey from a Philly warehouse at 2411 N. American St. on Friday afternoon. The heist targeted the Noble Oak bourbon brand. The stolen bottles are valued at about $500,000.