Northern snakeheads, labeled “voracious predators” by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC), are invading Philly-area waters. They feast on native fish, and are seen as such an environmental threat that it is illegal to transport them live in the state. A collaborative study led by PFBC hopes to better understand the ramifications of their invasion. A major goal of the team is to determine levels of contamination in snakeheads by synthetic per- and polyfluoroalkyl chemical compounds,

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Philadelphia detectives are solving homicides at the highest rate in 40 years — a turnaround driven by fewer cases, new technology, and renewed focus. The Inquirer’s Criminal Justice reporter, Ellie Rushing, meets Social Video Host Ariane Datil at the Wooder Cooler to break down what’s behind the progress. | Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia homicide detectives say morale has improved since moving out of the Roundhouse — and it might be showing in their work. From having to share 15 computers for 80-100 detectives, to now having their own desks, police say the move to Broad St. has helped boost productivity, contributing to the city’s highest homicide clearance rate in 40 years. But it's not the whole story. The Inquirer’s Criminal Justice reporter, Ellie Rushing, joins us at the Wooder Cooler to explain how their new h

History was made on South Street last week. Philly’s first queer women’s sports bar, Marsha’s, opened its doors — and the line wrapped around the block. From tears at the ribbon cutting to cheers at the bar, owner Chivonn Anderson built more than a space — she built a legacy. A place to watch women’s sports, connect, and celebrate community. South Street is officially home to something Philly has been waiting for. 📹 by Ariane Datil / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer

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