The LGBTQ Spirit of 1776 could show the way for this year’s celebrations of freedom
What do LGBTQ Americans have to celebrate during the 250th? Look to the 1976 Bicentennial for inspiration.
A new iconic library helped the city become more beautiful on this week in Philly history
More than 2,000 people passed through on the Free Library's first day, June 2, 1927.
A Jewish merchant from Market Street mailed a copy of the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago. It’s back in Philly.
The copy of the Declaration of Independence Jonas Phillips mailed to his relative Gumpel in July 1776 represents one of the 26 surviving original broadsides of the founding document.
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Gaudreau family unveils new playground at a school they’ve long called home: ‘I love how it’s in honor of the boys’
Archbishop Damiano School held the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Gaudreau Brothers' Wings of Hopes and Chrysalis Corner, an playground to serve students with special needs.
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The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the San Diego Padres 6-4 to win the series, Thursday, June 4, 2026, at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
West Chester’s late miscue proves costly in 7-4 extra-inning loss to Tampa in Division II championship
A routine popup to shortstop got lost in the lights in the top of the 10th inning, opening the door for Tampa to score three runs to take a 1-0…
The Atlantic City mayor has sued the local prosecutor who charged him with child abuse
Marty Small Sr. was aquitted by a jury of abusing his daughter. Charges were then dropped against his wife.
A court ruling in a Chesco case may mean higher stormwater bills in scores of Pa. towns
Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices held that a stormwater charge is a "tax," not a "fee." For homeowners, the difference is more than semantical.
Jason Kelce reacts to A.J. Brown trade and ‘saving’ Philly Santa at his charity golf outing on ‘New Heights’
“I’m looking forward to seeing what A.J. does in New England,” Kelce said on the latest episode of his podcast.