June 4, 2026
Investigations
by
Molly McVety
Donald Gardner, 52, of Atlantic City was fatally shot by Atlantic City police officer Robert Reynolds on Tuesday, June 2, New Jersey officials said Wednesday.
June 4, 2026
Celebrities
by
Molly McVety
Kevin Hart says comedians who made racially insensitive jokes during his roast on Netflix should be given 'the benefit of the doubt.' The North Philly native discussed his roast Wednesday on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'
June 3, 2026
Arts & Culture
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Molly McVety
This July, Philadelphia residents can receive free admission to the Barnes Foundation and Calder Gardens in honor of the country’s 250th anniversary.
June 2, 2026
Health News
by
Molly McVety
Thomas Jefferson University plans to open Delaware's first medical school at the University of Delaware campus in Newark in 2028. The school is being established in partnership with the state.
June 2, 2026
Government
by
Molly McVety
Airbnb has launched an ad campaign opposing Mayor Cherelle Parker's proposal to increase the city's short-term rental tax rate by a much higher amount than the city's hotel tax. The tax proposal is part of Parker's budget plan, which must be passed by July 1.
June 1, 2026
Investigations
by
Molly McVety
A referee was arrested for allegedly strangling a coach during a youth flag football game at the Franklin Township Sports Complex in Gloucester County on Sunday afternoon. Edward McKinnie was charged with aggravated assault.
June 1, 2026
Entertainment
by
Molly McVety
Latin Grammy Award winning artist Luis Fonsi will perform a free concert during the opening day of the FIFA Fan Festival in Lemon Hill after the first match of the tournament on Thursday, June 11.
May 29, 2026
Arts & Culture
by
Molly McVety
KulfiGirls, a Philly-based rock band led by Abi Natesh, incorporates a seven-stringed instrument typically used in South Indian classical music into American punk rock sounds.
May 29, 2026
Government
by
Molly McVety
Mayor Cherelle Parker says her revised proposal to raise Philadelphia's hotel tax rate has the support of hospitality leaders in the city. But three major tourism groups now say they oppose the proposal.
May 29, 2026
Transportation
by
Molly McVety
SEPTA’s plan to alter its bus routes was approved by the SEPTA board on Thursday. Beginning in August, bus routes will be added, altered or eliminated throughout the city.