With next year’s cuts looming, Philadelphia Cultural Fund announces $5.6 million in grants
With reduced city funding next year, the Cultural Fund may have to cut 100 grants.
We’ve found Philly’s ice cream capital | Let’s Eat
Craig LaBan’s Shore favorites on the map, Federal Donuts and Goldie downsize, and Japanese tabletop BBQ has come to the Main Line.
House votes for permanent daylight saving time
The measure, fittingly named the “Sunshine Protection Act,” passed on a 308-117 vote.
Bagel chain Call Your Mother signs a third Philly location before the first two have opened
Call Your Mother, founded eight years ago in Washington, D.C., has signed a lease at 12th and Sansom Streets. Locations in Rittenhouse and Fishtown are due to open this summer.
Slavery exhibits at the President’s House have been swapped for the Trump administration’s version
The change at the President's House happened overnight, allowing the government to switch out the displays and shutdown the television screens while avoiding public scrutiny during the takedown.
Baseball celebrated itself with All-Star Week. Next up: Avoiding self-destruction with a looming labor fight
Both sides agree the sport is thriving. But on Dec. 1 the owners almost surely will lock out the players in a battle over implementing a salary cap.
Josh Shapiro has fundraised $50 million since the beginning of last year, his campaign says
The first-term Democratic governor this week announced he has raised an additional $12 million in fundraising between April and June.
Data centers to add billions in power costs in 13 states, including Pennsylvania and New Jersey
PJM’s grid serves all or part of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Washington D.C.
Five Philly-area arts organizations receive a total of $500,000 in grant funding
Philly-area arts organizations receive a total of $500,000 in grant funding to support cross-collaborations and other initiatives.