News from WHYY detected as of Friday Mar 14 12:21

• The Trump administration pushes again to restrict birthright citizenship. What does that mean?
  Friday Mar 14 14:48

• More than 50 universities face federal investigations as part of Trump's anti-DEI campaign
  Friday Mar 14 14:38

• Does Delaware’s transgender athlete policy put $336 million in annual federal education funding at risk?
  Friday Mar 14 10:00

• ‘Picaflor: A Future Myth’: Philadelphia Orchestra premieres work about climate apocalypse averted by a hummingbird
  Friday Mar 14 09:30

• St. Georges High School to open new in-house mental health center in Middletown, Del.
  Friday Mar 14 09:00

• Philly Mayor Parker’s budget proposes city wage and business tax cuts
  Thursday Mar 13 22:58

• New Jersey and Delaware residents urged to conserve water, prevent fires as region faces drought
  Thursday Mar 13 22:49

• Philly Mayor Parker says public safety is top priority, allocates money in budget for public safety initiatives
  Thursday Mar 13 22:18

• 'Cartoon villainy': Former regulators say EPA's planned rollbacks would reverse 50 years of environmental progress
  Thursday Mar 13 21:13

• What’s in Philly Mayor Parker’s second budget proposal for cleaning and greening
  Thursday Mar 13 19:45

• Trump is trying to remake the presidency. Here's why
  Thursday Mar 13 19:37

• Penn appoints J. Larry Jameson as 10th president, extending term through June 2027
  Thursday Mar 13 19:04

• ‘They need it now’: Parker proposes ‘historic’ investment to expand Philly’s housing supply
  Thursday Mar 13 19:03

• Judge orders Trump to rehire probationary workers let go in mass firings across multiple agencies
  Thursday Mar 13 18:44

• What we know about the search for a University of Pittsburgh student missing in the Dominican Republic
  Thursday Mar 13 17:36

• Chester’s state-appointed receiver resigns. Pa. agency taps his No. 2 to take over
  Thursday Mar 13 17:12

• Philly seniors who want to ‘age in place’ say challenges remain in urban environments
  Thursday Mar 13 14:15

• St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Greater Philly Yarn Crawl, Women’s History Month and more in this week’s ‘Things To Do’
  Thursday Mar 13 13:55

• Philadelphia Ballet nears completion of its North Broad building
  Thursday Mar 13 10:00

• Overbrook Elementary third graders are working to turn their asphalt schoolyard into a community green space
  Thursday Mar 13 09:45

• Here’s what you need to know about the Education Department funding cuts and what they mean for Philadelphia
  Thursday Mar 13 00:26

• Community colleges in New Jersey see a cut for 2026. But Gov. Murphy says he proposed same funding as last year
  Wednesday Mar 12 21:54

• Trump is dismantling the Education Department. Here's what it does
  Wednesday Mar 12 20:56

• Newtown municipal authority stops plan to build wastewater treatment plant
  Wednesday Mar 12 20:40

• EPA head says he'll roll back dozens of environmental regulations, including rules on climate change
  Wednesday Mar 12 20:29

• Philly health officials confirm city’s first measles case of 2025, warn of possible exposures at CHOP and South Philly health center
  Wednesday Mar 12 18:19

• Government asks that detained Columbia student's legal fight be moved to New Jersey or Louisiana
  Wednesday Mar 12 16:17

• 5 years since the pandemic started, long COVID patients are still hoping for a cure
  Wednesday Mar 12 15:53

• North Philly residents reject proposal to build new Cecil B. Moore Library that includes housing: ‘We resoundingly do not want that’
  Wednesday Mar 12 15:29

• Upper Makefield residents press for answers on pipeline leak: ‘We had the wool pulled over our eyes’
  Wednesday Mar 12 15:09

• Philly DA Larry Krasner, former judge Pat Dugan talk Trump, homicides and retail theft at candidate forum
  Wednesday Mar 12 11:57

• ‘Bankrupt’ Delaware recreational marijuana license holders express frustration over delay in start of retail sales, zoning obstacles
  Wednesday Mar 12 09:30

• How much will Philly’s federal footprint shrink under Trump? Here’s what we know
  Wednesday Mar 12 09:00

• Education Department cuts half its staff as Trump vows to wind the agency down
  Wednesday Mar 12 01:47

• Burlington County Library reopens cafe in partnership with Special Services School District
  Tuesday Mar 11 23:15

• 6 Philadelphia-area water providers fail to meet Pa. PFAS regulations
  Tuesday Mar 11 22:19

• Judge orders release of New Jersey restaurant owner detained by ICE on a $7,500 bond
  Tuesday Mar 11 22:14

• School zone speed cameras bill stalls in Philadelphia council committee
  Tuesday Mar 11 20:39

• Philadelphia Eagles ‘enthusiastically’ accept White House invitation after Super Bowl win
  Tuesday Mar 11 20:12

• The government already knows a lot about you. DOGE is trying to access all of it
  Tuesday Mar 11 19:47

• South Camden residents demand change from EMR after scrapyard fire
  Tuesday Mar 11 18:13

• Estudio de la Universidad de Delaware encuentra 2,000 tuberías de plomo de un siglo de antigüedad en Wilmington. ¿Qué pasará a continuación?
  Tuesday Mar 11 17:08

• “Estos tipos no estaban trabajando”: 2 jefes de policía de Bethany Beach, Delaware, sustrajeron $150,000 en pagos de horas extras
  Tuesday Mar 11 16:52

• A hidden housing crisis: The fight for stable homes for Delaware adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
  Tuesday Mar 11 10:00

• As more people in Pennsylvania and Delaware reach 65, staying active in retirement comes to the forefront
  Tuesday Mar 11 09:00

• Philly DA says 'Big Naddy Gang' is no more after 3 members sentenced
  Monday Mar 10 19:54

• Short-term agreement reached to keep Crozer Health open
  Monday Mar 10 15:50

• Plastic surgery regret — what causes it, and how to avoid it
  Monday Mar 10 10:00

• A growing medical field looks at how skin and mental health are connected
  Monday Mar 10 10:00

• On the record: Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer sounds off on court reform, port modernization and Trump
  Monday Mar 10 10:00

• A Newtown authority wants to build its own wastewater treatment plant. Residents and elected officials are pushing back
  Monday Mar 10 09:30

• Philly group uses drumming to fight gun violence
  Monday Mar 10 09:00

• A single-engine plane crashes near a Pennsylvania airport and all 5 aboard are taken to hospitals
  Sunday Mar 09 21:27

• Philly and surrounding areas are at an elevated fire risk. With no rain in the forecast, little relief is expected this week
  Sunday Mar 09 20:02

• How Fishtown Seafood is navigating Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs on Canadian goods
  Sunday Mar 09 18:06

• Philly anti-violence group says a national gun violence ad campaign missed the mark
  Sunday Mar 09 10:00

• Artist Cecily Brown’s first exhibition at the Barnes Foundation in Philly is a 30-year retrospective
  Sunday Mar 09 09:45

• ‘The arts of everyday life’: Philadelphia Folklore Project archives now housed at Temple University Library
  Saturday Mar 08 20:07

• GOP unveils stopgap bill to avert a government shutdown. They may not have the votes.
  Saturday Mar 08 19:29

• Overturned tractor trailer shuts down I-76 east for hours
  Saturday Mar 08 16:05

• States sue Trump administration over mass firings of federal employees
  Saturday Mar 08 15:39

• New Jersey politicians, officials react to pending electric rate increase
  Saturday Mar 08 11:00

• Drexel lab uses animation, 3D printers, music to teach STEM disciplines
  Saturday Mar 08 10:45

• Philly scientists, protesters join nationwide push to 'Stand up for Science' opposing Trump's funding cuts
  Friday Mar 07 23:37

• Delaware Gov. Meyer wins fight with Senate Democrats over right to send own nominees for port board
  Friday Mar 07 22:23

• Ukrainian artists come to Philly to collaborate on trauma-informed public art
  Friday Mar 07 20:34

• Shapiro visits Temple Health to promote budget proposals to tackle nurse shortage
  Friday Mar 07 20:19

• A Pentagon press secretary has history of pushing antisemitic, extremist theories
  Friday Mar 07 17:42

• The short history of Trump's tariff chaos — and more that happened this week
  Friday Mar 07 16:55

• Ukrainian Americans deeply concerned about the U-turn in U.S.-Ukraine relations
  Friday Mar 07 16:51

• More daylight, less sleep: How to get ready for daylight saving time
  2025-03-07 11:30

• New Jersey lawmaker wants to keep warehouses away from historical sites
  2025-03-07 11:00

• Spring Garden bike lanes still on track to connect Delaware to Schuylkill River trails, for now
  2025-03-07 10:30

• Prospect to file ‘preliminary’ requests to close remaining Delco hospitals; leaders say ‘no final decision has been made’
  2025-03-06 23:45

• Pennsylvania officials, medical providers sound alarm over Medicaid cuts
  2025-03-06 23:12

• Black box from deadly Northeast Philly plane crash never recorded audio, NTSB investigation reveals
  2025-03-06 22:38

• Why automakers' short reprieve from tariffs isn't enough to weather Trump's escalating trade war
  2025-03-06 22:03

• 'Feeding burning cars to the belt': EMR employees’ actions worsened Camden scrapyard fire, report says
  2025-03-06 21:32

• Montco commissioners honor SPS fire first responders
  2025-03-06 20:53

• Water provider Aqua sues chemical company, alleging PFAS contamination in West Chester
  2025-03-06 20:23

• Philly tax sales resumed nearly a year ago. The land bank still hasn’t bid on any properties
  2025-03-06 19:03

• What is Montgomery County doing to prevent its lone measles case from spreading?
  2025-03-06 17:28

• DOGE wants to cut $1 trillion this year. But it's not looking at big spending drivers
  2025-03-06 16:03

• ‘Strong enough to kill an elephant’: Delaware fentanyl dealer convicted after state’s biggest bust
  2025-03-06 15:23

• Fallser Winter Music Fest, Philly Bike Expo, Beethoven’s ‘Eroica,’ Cherry Hill Record Riot and more in this week’s ‘Things To Do’
  2025-03-06 14:23

• Philadelphians push the city to do more to plant and protect trees
  2025-03-06 10:30

• His twin newborn sons went missing in Philly last summer. Now reunited, a father fights to make the system work better
  2025-03-06 10:00

• Del. Gov. Matt Meyer searches for a new Public Advocate in the face of anger over skyrocketing utility bills
  2025-03-06 00:22

• Philadelphia has more ‘vibrant mixed-use’ buildings than peer cities. Is that a good thing?
  2025-03-05 22:18

• Delco district attorney charges Millbourne Borough official with election fraud
  2025-03-05 21:22

• Gov. Shapiro launches initiative to hire federal workers laid off by Trump administration
  2025-03-05 17:46

• What to know about Trump's tariffs and their impact on businesses and shoppers
  2025-03-05 16:39

• No Name Pops announces its inaugural music director
  2025-03-05 16:00

• Glenside residents protest DOGE cuts in the aftermath of SPS fire: 'Who's going to be keeping an eye out for us?'
  2025-03-05 15:54

• Trump's address to Congress showed the country's stark partisan divide. Here are 7 key takeaways
  2025-03-05 12:29

• As feds drop FACE Act cases in Philly and elsewhere, reproductive health providers worry about escalating violence
  2025-03-05 11:00

• ‘It’s hellish now’: EMR fire leaves Camden residents worried about health and contamination
  2025-03-05 10:30

• Is ‘DExit’ a real threat to Delaware’s $2B-a-year incorporation kingdom, and will proposal protect or destroy ‘the franchise’?
  2025-03-05 10:00

• Hundreds gather at Philly’s City Hall to support Ukraine after tense White House meeting
  2025-03-05 02:53

• Philly-area Ukrainian Americans express heartbreak, disappointment as President Trump shifts Ukraine policy
  2025-03-04 23:57

• Philly added 8K housing units in 2024. Nearly half of them were in Greater Center City
  2025-03-04 21:06

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