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  • 6 hours ago | phillyvoice.com | Kristin Hunt

    The man accused of firing nine bullets into a crowded SEPTA bus in Brewerytown on Saturday evening has been charged with attempted murder and related offenses, District Attorney Larry Krasner said Wednesday. Prosecutors allege Hakim Bryant, 52, risked the lives of 10 passengers when he opened fire on the bus at 33rd Street and Girard Avenue following a verbal dispute with a group of teenagers. Four people, including three teens, were injured.

  • 17 hours ago | phillyvoice.com | Kristin Hunt

    Watch a movie in the fresh air at one of Philadelphia's many outdoor screenings this summer. Free film showings are soon returning to or already underway at various city parks. Audiences can expect the usual mix of '90s comedies, Disney reboots and superhero stories. "Creed" will also play, as is (presumably) written in the city charter. This list will be updated as more organizations announce their schedules.

  • 1 day ago | phillyvoice.com | Kristin Hunt

    3M agreed to pay $450 million to avoid trial for multiple PFAS contamination lawsuits in New Jersey in the state's largest settlement of this kind. The agreement resolves the corporation of liability in multiple lawsuits, all initiated in 2019.

  • 1 day ago | phillyvoice.com | Shamus Clancy

    The Philadelphia primary elections are Tuesday, May 20, and constituents will weigh in on three ballot questions in addition to voting on the district attorney and judicial races.

  • 1 day ago | phillyvoice.com | Kristin Hunt

    Philadelphia observes a grim anniversary Tuesday. Forty years ago, city police dropped a satchel bomb on the rowhome at 6221 Osage Ave., killing six adults and five children inside. The May 13, 1985, blast followed a lengthy standoff in which cops fired tear gas canisters, high-pressure hoses and over 10,000 rounds of ammunition into the house.