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Wednesday, November 12th, 2025
Good morning, Philadelphia. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 12th of November.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Former museum head Sasha Suda sued the Philadelphia Art Museum after she was fired last week and claimed a sham investigation denied her the chance to defend herself — she alleged breach of contract, unfair treatment and abuse. The museum said her claims are without merit and that she was dismissed for cause. KYW Newsradio
- ➤ Fishtown Pickle Project will host the fifth Annual Feast of the Seven Pickles at Percy on Tuesday, Dec. 16 — the event will feature a seven-course dinner menu, a Pickle Sundae Bar, themed drinks, and a pop-up holiday market with proceeds benefiting Sharing Excess. Tickets cost $105 per person with $10 going to the nonprofit and will be available online on Friday, Nov. 14. Metro Philadelphia
- ➤ Netflix House at King of Prussia Mall opens today with immersive VR experiences, arcade games, themed food and drinks and a large mural by local artist Emily White that brings Netflix characters to life - inviting fans to step into the worlds of Wednesday and One Piece. Netflix will launch more houses in Dallas next month and Las Vegas later on to expand its immersive attractions. KYW Newsradio
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Philadelphia’s pre-K program, funded by the soda tax, faces calls for a major overhaul as advocates say its unclear provider criteria and zip code priorities risk cutting vital support for over 5,000 children—critics warn that repealing the tax would remove essential funding. City officials must act soon to improve transparency and fairness in the program's administration. The Philadelphia Inquirer
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ SEPTA announced Tuesday that nearly two dozen regional rail trains on the Airport, Fox Chase and Chestnut Hill West lines will remain cancelled today as ongoing inspections and repairs continue on the Silverliner IV fleet. The agency said it finalized a deal to lease 10 coach cars from Maryland Rail Commuter — though weeks of maintenance and operator training are needed before they can help riders. KYW Newsradio
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Tower Health laid off 150 employees and closed the ICU, cancer units, and other smaller departments at Pottstown Hospital—moves that have drawn sharp criticism from local politicians. State Sen. Tracy Pennycuick warned the cuts could turn the area into a health care desert and urged the network to reassign affected workers. KYW Newsradio
- ➤ A program at Philadelphia’s Clay Studio helps veterans heal by creating art with clay — Operation Mud, led by former Army veteran Bradford Davis, gives them a space to share their experiences and learn new skills. The workshop is designed to ease feelings of isolation and depression while building community among veterans. WHYY
- ➤ Philadelphia health officials warned that a measles-infected person passed through Terminals A and B at Philadelphia International Airport on Nov. 9 between 8:50 a.m. and 4 p.m. — anyone present is advised to check their vaccination status and monitor for symptoms. Metro Philadelphia
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ On Monday night, the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Green Bay Packers 10-7 with strong defensive plays led by newly acquired Jaelan Phillips who recovered a key fumble to thwart a Packers scoring drive. Quarterback Jalen Hurts connected with DeVonta Smith for a 36-yard touchdown pass while Green Bay fell short on a late field goal attempt. WHYY
- ➤ The Philadelphia 76ers finished their first ten games with a 6 to 4 record and showed a strong offense that focused on ball movement while facing defensive gaps. Coach Nick Nurse adjusted his tactics to heighten guard play and transition opportunities — the team also showed resilience in close contests as they work to become true contenders. Metro Philadelphia
- ➤ Philadelphia Union will host NYCFC in the Eastern Conference Semifinals at Subaru Park in Chester on Sunday, November 23 at 7:30 p.m., with the match set to air on MLS Season Pass, FS1, and Fox Deportes. The upcoming game follows the Union sweep of Chicago Fire in the best of three series—raising the stakes as both teams chase a spot in the Eastern Conference Finals. Metro Philadelphia
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