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A pro-Ala Stanford super PAC has pulled its TV ads in the final days of the Philadelphia congressional race, signaling a strategic shift ahead of Election Day, according to Inquirer.com.
Looking for fun this weekend in Philadelphia? Explore vibrant street festivals, catch live music in Fairmount Park, or visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art for special exhibits. Enjoy city sights and seasonal events across Metro Philadelphia!
The state budget allocates an additional $157 million to Philadelphia schools, boosting funding for education in the city. This increase aims to support resources, improve programs, and enhance student outcomes, officials say.
Murder trial begins in Philadelphia for Keith Gibson, a convicted serial killer. The proceedings, covered by NBC10 Philadelphia, will examine new charges linked to his violent past and seek justice for additional victims.
Main Line Orthopedic has been ranked the most profitable surgery center in the Philadelphia region, according to bizjournals.com. The facility’s efficient operations and patient care drive its leading financial performance.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce expressed his gratitude for 94WIP’s significant role in shaping Philadelphia’s sports culture, highlighting the radio station’s deep connection with the city’s passionate fanbase.
Philly police have identified a masked man accused of chasing and harassing individuals near City Hall. Authorities are investigating multiple incidents and urge anyone with information to come forward.
LeBron James joins the Philadelphia 76ers aiming to secure his fifth NBA championship. Can the veteran star lead the Sixers to their first title since 1983? PhillyVoice.com breaks down the key factors ahead of the season.
Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima visited Philadelphia, meeting with students at Kensington CAPA High School. The royal visit highlighted cultural exchange and education, inspiring local youth.
Philadelphia offers a vibrant lineup for Labor Day weekend. From outdoor concerts and food festivals to historic site tours and park picnics, Metro Philadelphia highlights top activities to enjoy the holiday in the city.
Due to extreme heat, 52 Philadelphia schools will dismiss early on Tuesday, Sept. 1. The decision aims to ensure student safety amid rising temperatures, officials announced. Stay tuned for updates from 6abc Philadelphia.
Two suspects were arrested following a crime spree across Philadelphia and Montgomery counties. Authorities credit swift coordination for the quick apprehensions. Investigations are ongoing. More details to come.
Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists will host its flagship program in Philadelphia this October 2026. The event promises cutting-edge insights and expert sessions for media professionals covering business.
A Philadelphia man has been charged with attempted break-in at the home of Eagles star Saquon Barkley in July. Authorities say the suspect tried to unlawfully enter Barkley’s residence but was apprehended.
Gas prices in Philadelphia have seen a slight decrease over the past week, according to WPXI. Drivers are paying an average of $3.45 per gallon, down about 5 cents since last Monday.
Ten alleged drug traffickers were arrested for smuggling millions of dollars worth of cocaine into Philadelphia, authorities reported. The bust marks a significant blow to the city’s ongoing drug trade crackdown.
Chris Rabb has won the Democratic primary for Pennsylvania’s deeply blue 3rd Congressional District, securing a key step toward retaining the seat in the upcoming general election, City & State Pennsylvania reports.
Philadelphia gears up for World Cup weekend with vibrant events across the city. From watch parties to cultural celebrations, locals have plenty of spots to cheer and celebrate the global soccer spectacle.
Philadelphia charter schools have repeatedly sued the district over funding disputes and policy conflicts, highlighting ongoing tensions in the city’s education system, reports Chalkbeat. These lawsuits reflect deeper issues in resource allocation.
The Philadelphia ‘doll mask’ suspect made their first appearance in a Las Vegas courtroom Monday. Authorities continue to investigate the case linked to multiple reported incidents across state lines. KLAS 8 News Now.