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.
June 20, 2024
Investigations
Son who fled after allegedly killing his mother, 82, transported back to Bucks County to face charges
William Ingram, 49, was transported back to Bucks County on Thursday to be charged with homicide for allegedly killing his mother, Dolores Ingram, 82. Police said Dolores was killed Saturday inside the condo she shared with William in Northampton Township.June 19, 2024
Weather
Juneteenth holiday affects options for cooling off in Philly on Wednesday
The Juneteenth holiday will affect options for cooling off in Philadelphia on Wednesday. Libraries and some senior centers are closed, but several public swimming pools are open. A heat advisory is in effect until Friday morning.June 19, 2024
Investigations
Philly police release name of officer who shot dirt bike rider during North Philly traffic stop
Philadelphia police identified the officer who shot a dirt bike rider in Fairhill on Saturday as Paul Moore, 32. Moore shot the man as he allegedly attempted to draw a gun while police were confiscating his dirt bike. Moore has been placed on administrative duty while an investigation into the shooting is conducted.June 18, 2024
Investigations
Bucks County man whose 82-year-old mother was found dead is in custody, police say
William Ingram, 49, of Northampton, was arrested for allegedly assaulting a police officer in Washington, D.C. after stealing his mother's car in Bucks County. Investigators say Ingram allegedly confessed to killing his mother, 82-year-old Dolores Ingram, at the Northampton condo that they shared. He is expected to be charged in her death.June 18, 2024
TV
Netflix House plans to open at the King of Prussia Mall in fall 2025
Netflix House, a new concept from the streaming service, plans to open in fall 2025 at the King of Prussia Mall. The experience includes set replicas, dining center, theater and merchandise store.June 17, 2024
Investigations
Northampton police investigating death discovered during wellness check
Northampton police and the Bucks County District Attorney's Office are investigating a death discovered during a wellness check conducted Sunday at an apartment complex on Beacon Hill Drive.June 17, 2024
Weather
As Philly prepares for its first heat wave of the year, here's where to stay cool
With temperatures expected to hit 100 degrees this week, Philadelphia residents can head to city pools, spraygrounds, libraries and senior centers to cool down.June 14, 2024
Recreation
Philadelphia set to open 25 public pools next week, just in time for the first heat wave of the season
Twenty-five of Philadelphia's public swimming pools will open next week, beginning with four on Monday. This article lists each pool, its address and when it will open between Jen 17-23. Philadelphia Parks & Recreation expects to open 60 public pools this summer.June 14, 2024
Investigations
Pickup truck driver killed in crash with Pa. state troopers on Columbus Boulevard
A pickup truck driver was killed in a crash with Pennsylvania state troopers on Columbus Boulevard at 1:30 a.m. Friday, state police say. The troopers were on their way to assist with another incident when they crashed into the truck as it attempted to make an illegal U-turn, state police say. The troopers suffered non-life-threatening injuries.June 14, 2024
Social Justice
Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger announces it will close June 28
The Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger, which helps residents with food and SNAP benefits, will close June 28. The organization, which opened in 1996, offers a hotline on government assistance and connects Philly residence to food pantries.Just In
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- PA Turnpike opens six traffic lanes in Chester County after highway widening project
- Seven low-budget, Philly-themed Halloween costumes that can be put together at the last minute
- Sixers' Jaylen Brown says he 'never demanded a trade,' refutes report from Celtics analyst Brian Scalabrine
- Free HIV tests, sexual wellness supplies and Jefferson Health screenings offered at Feltonville library Nov. 24
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