Molly McVety
Molly McVety is a staff writer for PhillyVoice with interests in both the natural and man-made environment, community debates and all things pop culture. She has previously written for DelawareOnline / The News Journal and received her bachelor’s degree in environmental science from the University of Delaware. When she’s not writing Molly enjoys making and listening to music, taking long walks and cooking.
August 5, 2026
Arts & Culture
Choreographer Rennie Harris' new online archive details the history of American street dance
Rennie Harris, a Philadelphia choreographer, created the American Street Dance Archive, as a resource for people seeking to learn about the history of hip-hop and dance. The free website provides access to hundreds of articles, books, programs, dissertations and videos.August 4, 2026
Environment
Illegal dumping is a persistent problem in Philly. By mapping major dumpsites, this group seeks to spur city action
Advocates from Trash Academy are mapping illegal dumpsites in Philadelphia in an effort to inspire the city to take action to eradicate the issue.July 31, 2026
Investigations
Suspected driver arrested in hit-and-run that killed Temple student Bryce Wolfe
Derek Reid, the suspected driver in the hit-and-run that killed Temple University student Bryce Wolfe in June, was arrested Thursday by the U.S. Marshals Service in West Oak Lane. Reid also was wanted for allegedly raping a boy in 2021.July 31, 2026
Philadelphia 250
For over 150 years, the Philadelphia Zoo has been a pioneer in its field
The Philadelphia Zoo was chartered in 1859, but the Civil War caused it to delay its opening until 1874. The institution is still considered the first zoo in America and an event will honor its history on Saturday, Aug. 8.July 30, 2026
Education
University of Valley Forge, under financial strife, to close after summer semester
The University of Valley Forge in Chester County will cease academic operations after the summer semester following years of financial distress, the board of trustees announced Wednesday.July 30, 2026
Shopping
LeBron James breaks Fanatics jersey sales record after joining 76ers
LeBron James’ Philadelphia 76ers jersey became the best selling jersey in Fanatics' history among any athlete who switched teams, overtaking Shohei Ohtani's record from 2023.July 29, 2026
Business
Nasdaq to extend lease at University City office and add 100 jobs in Philly
Nasdaq said it's investing $6.2 million into operations in its University City office and will add 100 new jobs over the next three years. The state will support the global financial company's initiative with a $710,000 grant.July 28, 2026
Crime
Delaware County man arrested after allegedly leaving voicemails threatening to 'hunt' sheriff
Sean Keenan, 40, from Havertown, was arrested Tuesday after allegedly sending Delaware County Sheriff Siddiq Kamara threatening voicemails.July 28, 2026
Business
Top Dog Cocktails to pair mixed drinks with vinyl at new storefronts in Philly and Chester County
Top Dog Cocktails, the ready-to-drink libation company, is opening stores in Philadelphia and Chester County that will serve canned cocktails and offer spaces for customers to spin vinyl records.July 27, 2026
Entertainment
With LeBron James, Sixers ticket prices are going to be steep — even in the preseason
The Sixers' signing of LeBron James has sent the ticket prices to their only scheduled home preseason game soaring on the secondary marketplace - and that's likely a precursor of what's to come.
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