
Lizzy McLellan Ravitch
Investigative Reporter
Most recently senior business editor at ALM Media (publisher of Law.com), Lizzy has nearly a decade of experience in journalism. A graduate of the University of Maryland, her native state, she started at The Daily Record in Baltimore, and moved to Philly seven years ago for a job with The Legal Intelligencer.
Recent Articles
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Bob Casey changes stance, says he will support a federal law to preserve abortion rights

Procrastinator’s Guide to the May 2022 primary election in Philadelphia

Philly rents grew 6% during the pandemic, but they increased twice as fast in the suburbs
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If Roe v. Wade falls, Pennsylvania’s pro-life Sen. Bob Casey becomes a linchpin for abortion rights

Students are upset and angry about USciences’ plan to yank birth control from health centers post-St. Joe’s merger

The Philly commission that makes development decisions could change pretty radically, if voters approve this ballot question

Philly is revising the surprise streetery rules that were a ‘gut punch’ for outdoor dining

A Democratic candidate for Senate claimed a Philly ward endorsement that didn’t quite happen

Can a food co-op thrive in Kensington? KCFC says it has just 6 months to turn things around
