Contractor, owner agree to $7.2 million resolution in 30th Street Station kickbacks case
The resolution stems from a multi-million-dollar project to renovate the facade at 30th Street Station.
D.C. probation officers learned from a Philly youth organization about connecting with kids
About a hundred officers learned from YEAH Philly as part of an effort to incorporate community-based practices into their work.
After 39 days, Philly’s FIFA Fan Festival comes to an end
In addition to soccer, the fan fest has played host to a variety of concerts, including Leon Thomas, Bebe Rexha, and the All-American Rejects.
Saquon Barkley’s home in Malvern burglarized, police say
Officers were called to Barkley's home about 5:10 a.m. to reports of a burglary in progress, according to a police narrative. The investigation is ongoing.
Comedian Shane Gillis’ one-night-only Linc show sets 2 Guinness World Records
The show set records for largest audience for a comedian and most tickets sold for a comedy show by a solo comedian, according to Lincoln Financial Field.
DraftKings sued Philadelphia for investigating whether it’s violating city consumer protection laws
DraftKings sued the city of Philadelphia after it opened an investigation into its business and marketing practices.
Pew Charitable Trusts has named a new CEO with Lower Merion roots
The nonprofit has named William Foster of the Bridgespan Group its new president and CEO. He will begin his tenure in March.
Philadelphia to take over sexual assault response center after years of funding uncertainty
The nonprofit program is currently operated by Drexel University and serves about 300 patients a year.
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.
Philly schools will get $157 million more in this year’s state budget. Gov. Josh Shapiro came to South Philly to tout the plan.
Philadelphia schools will receive $137 million in adequacy funding and $20 million in other new funding. The district will also be able to compete for money set aside for school…