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WHYY completes its acquisition of WPSU (opens the original)
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WHYYâs acquisition of Pennsylvania State Universityâs public radio and television station, WPSU, is slated to officially go into effect at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. At that time, WHYY said in a statement, the WPSU deal will be finished, capping a lengthy process of transferring the university-owned station to WHYY. The public broadcaster will then begin operating WPSUâs radio and television station under the WPSU name, per the conditions of a previously approved agreement. âFor more than 70 y
Saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins, an Upper Darby native, gets a MacArthur âgenius grantâ (opens the original)
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Upper Darby native and saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins is among the MacArthur Foundationâs 20 âgenius grantâ recipients for 2026, the foundation announced Tuesday. In more official terms, that makes Wilkins, 29, a MacArthur Fellow â the youngest member of his class. All fellows will receive $800,000 in unrestricted funding over the next five years, with the awards giving financial flexibility to recipients for their artistic and scholarly visions. Wilkins, in an interview Tuesday with the A
The Rocky statue moved again and is now at the top of the Art Museum steps (opens the original)
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At long last, Rocky Balboa has come back home. Again. The cityâs famed statue of the Italian Stallion was installed atop the Philadelphia Museum of Artâs iconic steps Wednesday. Its installation marks the most visible step yet in getting the fictional boxerâs monument into what has been billed as its permanent place. Creative Philadelphia, the city arts office behind the statueâs move, said the monument was affixed to its pedestal at the top of the steps about 11:30 a.m. Additional clean
Blood, flags, and fear: 25 years later, looking back on how Philadelphians reacted to 9/11 (opens the original)
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As the sun set on Philadelphia on Sept. 11, 2001, the city, like the nation, was in shock. Its citizens raged and wept, confronted with unprecedented acts of violence in New York City; Washington, D.C.; and Shanksville, Pa. It wouldnât be known for quite some time, but the attacks that rocked the East Coast that day took about 3,000 lives. Among them were dozens of people with local connections, including several crew members on the doomed flights. But in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 at
Four cases of West Nile virus were confirmed in Philly, city officials say (opens the original)
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Philadelphia health officials confirmed the cityâs first four human cases of West Nile virus for the year Friday, and asked residents to take some simple actions to help stop the diseaseâs spread. âWe all have a role in preventing the spread of West Nile Virus,â said Health Commissioner Palak Raval-Nelson in a statement. âAnd itâs easy to do: Wear mosquito repellent and dump out standing water.â Spread by bites from infected mosquitoes, West Nile virus is a neurologic infection tha
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