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Philadelphia police have identified 58 individuals from images linked to an ongoing investigation at an Olney house, authorities announced. The case remains active as officers continue gathering evidence.
A fifth missing woman has been linked to a suspected serial killer case in Philadelphia, intensifying the investigation. Authorities continue searching for answers as the city grapples with growing fear and uncertainty.
Conservative activists in Pennsylvania are using juror records to identify and remove non-citizens from voter rolls, intensifying efforts to tighten election integrity ahead of upcoming races, reports 90.5 WESA.
The 76ers and Flyers have unveiled their new arena, set to redefine Philadelphia’s sports and entertainment scene. The cutting-edge facility aims to enhance fan experiences and shape the city’s future of major events.
Philadelphia leaders urged state officials in Harrisburg to increase education funding, highlighting critical needs in city schools. Their visit aimed to secure support for improved resources and student opportunities.
A federal judge expressed belief that DA Larry Krasner may have broken the law and referred the case to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for further investigation, according to Inquirer.com.
Philadelphia faces a surplus of vacant life sciences space as demand slows, prompting developers to explore repurposing unused buildings to meet shifting market needs and revitalize underutilized assets.
Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a historic Super Bowl appearance, yet his leadership and dual-threat prowess remain underrated. Despite his impact, Hurts’ true value still hasn’t earned full respect in Philly.
A masked suspect accused of menacing people in Philadelphia was arrested in Las Vegas, authorities confirmed. The apprehension follows a multi-city investigation. Charges are pending as officials continue their inquiry.
Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has invested $600,000 to install a cooling system at Northeast High School, enhancing student comfort and safety amid rising temperatures. The project underscores Hurts’ commitment to his community.
A slavery exhibit in Philadelphia was replaced overnight, sparking debate over historical representation. The abrupt change raises questions about curatorial decisions and the handling of sensitive topics in public spaces.
Charli XCX kicked off her “Music, Fashion, Film” tour in South Philly with an electrifying, existential dance party. The dynamic show fused pulsating beats and striking visuals, captivating an energized audience.
For the first time, Philly parents can track select school buses in real time through a new system aimed at improving student safety and enhancing communication between schools and families.
Multiple stabbings and shootings erupted across Philadelphia overnight Saturday, leaving several injured. Police are investigating multiple crime scenes as the city grapples with a surge in violent incidents.
Uncle Giuseppe’s is expanding with its first local stores opening soon in King of Prussia and South Jersey, marking a key step in its regional growth strategy. The openings are announced by The Business Journals.
Ron Jaworski is leaving NBC Sports Philadelphia after years as a key Eagles analyst. The departure marks a significant shift in the network’s on-air lineup, with fans and insiders eager for details on his next move.
Philadelphia activists are urging City Council to impose a moratorium on new data centers, warning unchecked growth could strain resources and harm communities. They call for a pause to assess environmental and infrastructure impacts.
Markwayne Mullin, a Republican senator from Oklahoma, is President Trump’s new pick for Secretary of Homeland Security. Known for his conservative stance, Mullin’s nomination highlights key security and immigration priorities.
Philadelphia schools are stepping up efforts to enforce a cellphone ban as students return to class. Officials aim to reduce distractions and improve focus, emphasizing stricter monitoring and consequences.
SEPTA reports a 21% drop in serious crime during the second quarter, signaling improved safety across Metro Philadelphia transit. Authorities credit enhanced policing and community collaboration for the decline.