For about 10 weeks this spring, one of the most talked about restaurants in the city didn't really exist. After years of running an unlicensed restaurant, chef Alexandra Holt opens up about the crushing stress, the online hate, and her path to reopening legitimately.

A partnership of organizations has made Maryland's Baltimore Harbor swimmable again. Shouldn't Philly do the same with the Delaware and the Schuylkill?

Your weekly long listen is here:

(START) Inside the Great Philadelphia Microburst Storm of 2026

(7:40) Is 311 Ignoring Poorer Neighborhoods?

(12:50) Are You Philly's Best Parallel Parker?

(22:50) Inside My Predatory Towing Nightmare in Philadelphia

(32:15) Bryce Harper and the Explosive FanDuel Report

(38:40) Do You Have Trouble Making Friends?

(42:30) Meet the Philly Woman Cited for "Vandalizing" Independence Mall

On this episode of Dear Kimberly, one listener writes: I love throwing parties, but I've realized I don't have many people to invite. How can I change that?

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Sandra Shachar Scotch-taped a sign to the area surrounding the President's House, where the Trump administration controversially replaced a slavery exhibit. She's been threatened with arrest if she does it again. Victor Fiorillo called up Shachar to learn more.

Now's your chance to prove it at the Philadelphia Parallel Parking Championship.

The viral hot mess involved a personalized Thanksgiving video Harper recorded for a fan. Harper has now broken his silence.

What's worse than getting your fender blown off by a distracted driver? Trying to get your car back from the company that towed it.

Victor Fiorillo filed this report from the weekend's wild weather and its fallout.

Across nearly half a million service requests, residents in lower-income ZIP codes wait roughly twice as long for routine 311 service. The pattern is too clear to be an accident.

Find the full 311 Research Series here.