Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 13th of May.
Good morning, Philadelphia.
Bridge Street Car Show has been rescheduled and will close Bridge Street for an old-style auto display as local car enthusiasts gather to admire classic vehicles.
Organizers plan to boost community spirit + offer a timeless experience for families.
The Saint Demetrios Greek Wine and Food Festival runs May 14 to 17 at 229 Powell Lane in Upper Darby, featuring Greek food, live music, dance lessons, and a backgammon tournament.
The free event (with free valet parking) is hosted by Saint Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church to showcase Greek culture.
The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers questioned the School District data behind plans to close 17 schools—and urged more transparency by recommending schools be fixed rather than shut down.
The Board of Education defended its approach as a way to invest in modern learning facilities.
Residents near the FIFA World Cup 26 Fan Festival at Lemon Hill must get free temporary parking permits from June 11 to July 19 (covering Cecil B.
Moore to Pennsylvania Avenue) to avoid tickets, with an online session and business meetup set for May 18 and 20.
The Philadelphia Gas Commission rejected PGW’s $182 million request to replace and expand its liquefied natural gas facility in Port Richmond on Tuesday (lacking sufficient project details) and approved $213 million in other capital spending including $5 million for engineering and environmental studies.
Christopher Baxter, president of Spotlight PA, asks Pennsylvanians to support independent journalism that is essential for self-governance and government transparency.
Donors can contribute online + by mail to help the newsroom continue its investigative reporting.
Dozens of dogs, including puppies, were rescued last weekend from filthy conditions at a Broomall home by the Brandywine Valley SPCA—officials are now seeking donations to cover veterinary care and recovery needs.
Percy Diner & Bar and The Sound Lounge have refreshed their Fishtown venue after a late-2025 rebrand, serving retro diner meals, creative cocktails and live DJ sets.
The spot opens at 9 a.m. daily with a limited breakfast menu Monday through Wednesday and full service Thursday through Sunday.
The 76ers parted ways with Daryl Morey after six seasons while retaining coach Nick Nurse for his fourth season.
Interim operations will be led by Bob Myers, who will hire a new lead executive, with Harris and Myers set to meet reporters Thursday afternoon.
Star center Joel Embiid earned an A- despite missing games and recovering from an appendectomy.
He averaged nearly 27 points and boosted teammates as the Sixers rallied from a 3-1 deficit against the Celtics, setting a tough season marked by injury concerns (and prompting offseason planning).
Beau Riviere, a Science Leadership Academy senior, is caddying for golfer Braden Shattuck at the PGA Championship in Delaware County this week at Aronimink Golf Club.
The teen, a Pennsylvania golf state champion, said the opportunity is a dream come true despite missing class.
Union II will host New England Revolution II at WSFS Bank Sportsplex on Wednesday at 7 p.m. (The venue change is due to Subaru Park serving as the training base for Côte d’Ivoire ahead of the FIFA World Cup.)
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