Michaela Althouse
Michaela Althouse is a staff writer for PhillyVoice with interests in climate, technology, education and politics. She’s previously written for Technical.ly, Washingtonian Magazine, Philadelphia Magazine, New Project Media and Metro Eireann. She is a Bucks County native who enjoys gardening, exploring Philly and finding the city’s best coffee.
March 26, 2026
Politics
City Council to go 'back to the drawing board' on amending resign-to-run law
City Councilmember Isaiah Thomas introduced legislation to repeal his proposal to amend Philly's resign-to-run law. He said he received feedback that it wouldn't have enough support from voters when it was put on the ballot in May.March 26, 2026
Transportation
Is Philly ready to shift gears and share the road with autonomous vehicles?
Philadelphia City Council will explore the future of Waymo, the self-driving vehicle company, in Philadelphia at an upcoming hearing. Councilmember Jim Harrity, who called for the examination, spoke about his primary concerns.March 25, 2026
TV
Tyrese Maxey says he's 'Philly all the way,' but still roots for the Cowboys
76ers star Tyrese Maxey appeared on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' and discussed his sports rooting interests and his friendship with LeBron James. He also cast NBA players as 'Avengers' characters.March 24, 2026
Obituaries
Kermit Gosnell, the West Philly abortion doctor convicted of murder, dies at 85
Kermit Gosnell, the West Philadelphia abortion doctor who was convicted of killing three babies delivered alive, died March 1 at 85. He was serving three consecutive life sentences.March 23, 2026
TV
Is 'Love is Blind' filming in Philly? Camera crews spotted over the weekend leave fans speculating
Film crews were spotted shooting in multiple restaurants in Philadelphia over the weekend, fueling speculation that the Netflix reality show 'Love is Blind' is readying a Philly-based season.March 23, 2026
Transportation
SEPTA fully reopens Ardmore Station after six years of renovations
Ardmore Station, located along SEPTA's Paoli-Thorndale Line, fully reopened Monday after six years of construction. Upgrades include new platforms, waiting areas and accessibility improvements.March 20, 2026
Movies
Trailer for documentary on SS United States shows ship's journey down the Delaware River
The SS United States Conservancy released the trailer for its upcoming documentary 'Superliner: The Enduring Legacy of the SS United States.' The film details the history of the ocean liner and shows its journey leaving Philadelphia.March 19, 2026
Books
Want a Philadelphia library card? You now can get one online
The Free Library of Philadelphia now is accepting applications for library cards on its website. Any Pennsylvania resident can apply, as can people who work, pay taxes or attend school in Pennsylvania.March 18, 2026
Politics
Lawsuit filed by landlords that halted vote on bills to boost tenant protections was in 'bad faith,' council member says
Councilmember Nicolas O'Rourke said a lawsuit filed by two landlords that halted a planned vote on a bills package that boosts tenant protections a 'bad faith attempt to delay and distract' from the legislation.March 18, 2026
Food & Drink
Acclaimed chef behind Scusi Pizza to open wood-fired grill next door in Northern Liberties
Chef Laurent Tourondel will open Terra Grill, which will feature a wood-fired grill, on March 27 in Northern Liberties. The new spot is next door to his other Philly restaurant, Scusi Pizza, which he opened in November.
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