Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 9th of September.
Good morning, Philadelphia.
Morgan’s Pier Fall Fest returns Sept.
24 at 221 N. Christopher Columbus Blvd. The six-week waterfront celebration features a pumpkin patch, seasonal food, fall cocktails, Monday Yappy Hours + daily pumpkin carving and themed events, culminating with a Halloween Bash.
Philadelphia-area designer Lauren Nolan-Sellers has launched H.O.U.S.E.D.
Inn Blaque (an initiative that uses interior design to honor overlooked Black history) following a personal health scare and family loss. Her projects, including a recent space near Dresher honoring a client’s father's legacy, aim to empower the community with untold stories.
The 2026 Philly Fringe Festival features the play 'Kramer/Fauci' (a reenactment from a 1993 C-SPAN broadcast) that shows a debate between Anthony Fauci and Larry Kramer.
It opened Sept. 8 at FringeArts and will run until Sept. 11.
Energy Transfer is asking a Commonwealth Court to rule that parts of PA's Clean Streams Law are unconstitutional due to lack of mens rea — the suit comes amid a probe over a leak that contaminated drinking water in Upper Makefield Township and requires a response by Sept.
24.
New data shows that Philadelphia apartments built from 2016 to 2025 average 750 sqft, about 100 sqft smaller than earlier units, and upcoming buildings are projected to average 630 sqft — a response to Gen Z affordability challenges and a growing demand for amenities.
On Tuesday evening, poor base running cost the Phillies a 6-5 loss to the Astros at Citizens Bank Park.
Manager Don Mattingly said missed opportunities kept the team from staging a comeback in a tight series opener.
Brandon Graham announced his retirement during the Breakfast with the Birds event, ending his 16-year career with key moments like his memorable strip-sack of Tom Brady (a highlight for Eagles fans).
He praised the younger players and said he will stay involved with the team.
The Eagles released their unofficial depth chart ahead of their season opener this weekend, naming rookie Makai Lemon as the punt returner and starting slot wide receiver (a move that could boost his NFL action).
The Sixers and Flyers unveiled renderings Tuesday for a new arena in South Philadelphia set to open in 2030 and serve as home to the city’s first WNBA team — the privately funded project, located on the former Spectrum site, is expected to spur job growth.
After a Labor Day win over the Braves, the Phillies hosted the Astros for a three game series at Citizens Bank Park.
Andrew Painter started Tuesday night & Cristopher Sánchez pitched today while Zack Wheeler is set to pitch Thursday as the team aims for a strong Wild Card spot.
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