Casey Kuhn

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Nikki DeMentri |Casey Kuhn

A long time coming. That's what officials are saying about the prestigious Michelin Guide arriving in Philadelphia. The announcement was officially made in front of a crowd Tuesday morning at the Barnes Foundation. Michelin's partnership with the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau was years in the making. "Of course, you know it already," Gwendal Poullennec, the international director of the Michelin Guide, said.

6 days ago | cbsnews.com | Nikki DeMentri |Casey Kuhn

The Truist Championship says it'll generate $2.5 million "in charitable impact" while it's in the Philadelphia area in May. One of the organizations benefiting is First Tee of Greater Philadelphia. Hitting the links is arguably Brayden Holland's favorite thing to do. "I feel like it's a place where I can, you know, be myself," Holland said with a smile. On a recent day, that place was Walnut Lane Golf Club in Roxborough. The 16-year-old plays there with First Tee of Greater Philadelphia.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Dan Snyder |Casey Kuhn

Philadelphia's Sister Mary Scullion reflects on Pope Francis' legacy ahead of funeral Sister Mary Scullion has met with several popes, but Pope Francis stood out. "For Pope Francis' funeral, if there's any funeral I would want to be at, it's this one," Sister Mary said. Pope Francis, who died on Monday at age 88, was a longstanding advocate for the poor, refugees and migrants. He was dubbed the "pope of the peripheries" by some.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Dan Snyder |Casey Kuhn

Pennsylvania governor knocks Trump's tariff policy in Philadelphia visit "Chaos" and "confusion" are two ways Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro described the situation for businesses and consumers as the threat of President Trump's tariffs lingers. On Thursday, the governor pointed the finger directly at the White House.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Eva Andersen |Casey Kuhn

Bartram's Garden, a 50-acre botanical garden and public park in Southwest Philadelphia, is dealing with the sudden loss of a $500,000 Environmental Protection Agency grant, which staff had planned to use to fund initiatives to improve the region's tree canopy and food security. The grant, awarded last spring, was designed to fund 50 paid internships for young Philadelphians to plant trees in neighborhoods lacking greenery such as Kingsessing, Eastwick and Elmwood Park.