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.
May 30, 2024
Food & Drink
Fishtown Seafood is opening a second location in Fitler Square
Fishtown Seafood, the River Wards fish store, is opening a second location this weekend in Filter Square. The new spot features more space for classes and grab-and-go sushi.May 29, 2024
Arts & Culture
18 Society Hill residents to open up their yards next month for annual garden tour
People can check out 18 gardens and yards in Society Hill during the annual walking tour on June 8-9. Tickets start at $35 and include entry for both days.May 29, 2024
Investigations
Motorcyclist fatally struck by stolen vehicle driven by teen in North Philly
A 17-year-old driving a stolen SUV fatally struck a motorcyclist after running a red light on Front Street in Feltonville on Tuesday night, Philadelphia police said. The driver and four teens fled the crash scene on foot, but were captured by police.May 27, 2024
Arts & Culture
Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show returns in June featuring art therapy exhibition
The Rittenhouse Square Fine Arts Show returns next month for its 97th year. The open-air event, which is expecting 20,000 attendees, will take place June 7-9 at Rittenhouse Square and feature about 145 artists.May 25, 2024
TV
Philly's Brett Gray appears in his debut episode of Paramount+ drama 'The Chi'
Mt. Airy native Brett Gray appeared in his first episode of "The Chi" on Friday on Paramount+, playing the role of Damien. He confirmed this morning that he'll be a recurring character for the rest of Season 6.May 25, 2024
Travel
Wildwood: Everything you need to know about the beaches and things to do there this summer
Here's your guide to Wildwood this summer, from some fries on the boardwalk to knowing when lifeguards are on duty. Learn about beach rules, where you can bring dogs, local attractions and events like the Barefoot Country Music Festival.May 25, 2024
Accidents
Woman dies after falling onto tracks of Broad Street Line
A person died Friday afternoon after they fell onto the tracks at the Lombard-South Station Friday afternoon. Service was suspended on the Broad Street Line for multiple hours afterwards in both directions.May 25, 2024
Travel
Sea Isle City: Everything you need to know about the beaches and things to do there this summer
Planning a trip to Sea Isle City this year? Here's everything you need to know about staying in Sea Isle City, from when lifeguards are on duty to the top attractions to stopping by Fish Alley.May 25, 2024
Arts & Culture
Author Emma Copley Eisenberg to discuss LGBTQ+ novel at the Free Library
Emma Copely Eisenberg's debut novel, "Housemates" tells the story of two queer roommates road-tripping across Pennsylvania. Copely Eisenberg, a local author and founder of The Blue Stoop, will speak at the Free Library on Tuesday with Jennifer Wilson.May 24, 2024
Recreation
More than 90 splash pads and sprinklers open across the city
Philly residents can stay cool this Memorial Day weekend at the more than 90 sprinklers, spray jets, misters and splash pads open across the city. Pools are scheduled to begin opening in mid-June.Just In
- New Jersey residents with criminal convictions now can serve as jurors
- These local movie theaters are giving out free popcorn on Jan. 19
- City hopes 2026 will be turning point for LOVE Park's vacant 'flying saucer'
- Wawa's shelfless, all-digital store at Drexel University to close Jan. 21
- Game ball, three stars, and snap count analysis: Wild Card Round, Eagles vs. 49ers
- Joel Embiid, Paul George questionable for Sixers-Raptors on Monday after missing front end of back-to-back
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