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    Philly Lags Behind Other Metro Cities in Black Business Ownership, New Report Reveals

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    The Birds are back in the playoffs to defend their Super Bowl championship. What you need to know – WHYY

    The Birds Return to the Playoffs to Defend Their Super Bowl Title: What You Need to Know

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    By Miles CooperOctober 19, 2025 News

    President Donald Trump Threatens to Deploy National Guard Troops to Chicago

    Chicago Residents Push Back Against Federal Troop Deployment Threats Amid Crime Concerns Community Voices Challenge Negative Portrayals of Chicago President…

    Philly Trails Behind Other Metro Cities In Black-Business Ownership, Report – Black Enterprise
    By Victoria JonesFebruary 19, 2026 Business

    Philly Lags Behind Other Metro Cities in Black Business Ownership, New Report Reveals

    Philadelphia trails other major metro areas in Black business ownership, according to a recent Black Enterprise report. The findings highlight ongoing challenges in economic equity and access for Black entrepreneurs.

    The Birds are back in the playoffs to defend their Super Bowl championship. What you need to know – WHYY
    By Caleb WilsonFebruary 19, 2026 Sports

    The Birds Return to the Playoffs to Defend Their Super Bowl Title: What You Need to Know

    The Birds have soared back into the playoffs, aiming to defend their Super Bowl title. Here’s what fans need to know about their journey, key players, and upcoming matchups. Stay tuned with WHYY for the latest updates.

    Introducing SuccessPhilly News! | Office of Human Resources – City of Philadelphia (.gov)
    By Ava ThompsonFebruary 19, 2026 News

    Discover SuccessPhilly News: Your Go-To Source for City of Philadelphia HR Updates!

    The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Human Resources has launched SuccessPhilly News, a new platform delivering timely updates on workforce initiatives, employee resources, and career opportunities for city staff.

    Chilly Saturday, pleasant weather ahead for holiday travel in Philadelphia region. Here’s the forecast. – CBS News
    By Mia GarciaFebruary 18, 2026 News

    Chilly Start to Saturday, But Pleasant Weather Awaits for Holiday Travel in the Philadelphia Area

    A chilly Saturday greets Philadelphia, but holiday travelers can expect pleasant weather ahead. Clear skies and mild temperatures are forecasted, easing travel plans throughout the region. Stay tuned for updates.

    Dr. Ala Stanford announces run to succeed U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans – WHYY
    By Ethan RileyFebruary 18, 2026 Politics

    Dr. Ala Stanford Launches Campaign to Succeed U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans

    Dr. Ala Stanford officially announced her candidacy to succeed U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans, aiming to bring new leadership to the district. Her campaign focuses on healthcare reform and community investment.

    Top Summer Activities in Philadelphia – Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau
    By Isabella RossiFebruary 18, 2026 News

    Discover the Best Summer Activities to Enjoy in Philadelphia

    Philadelphia heats up this summer with vibrant festivals, historic tours, and outdoor adventures. Discover top activities from the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau to make your visit unforgettable.

    Philadelphia area school closings, delayed openings for Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026 – CBS News
    By Samuel BrownFebruary 18, 2026 Education

    Philadelphia Area School Closings and Delayed Openings for Tuesday, January 27, 2026

    Philadelphia area schools announce closings and delayed openings for Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026, due to inclement weather. Families urged to check local district updates for the latest schedule changes.

    ICE Philadelphia arrests criminal alien charged with sexually assaulting child after being released from custody – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (.gov)
    By Olivia WilliamsFebruary 18, 2026 Crime

    ICE Philadelphia Arrests Criminal Alien Accused of Child Sexual Assault After Release from Custody

    ICE Philadelphia has arrested a criminal alien charged with sexually assaulting a child after the individual was released from custody. The agency continues rigorous efforts to protect communities and enforce immigration laws.

    Projects to watch in 2026 – The Business Journals
    By Isabella RossiFebruary 18, 2026 Business

    Top Projects to Watch in 2026: Innovations Shaping the Future

    Projects to Watch in 2026 highlights emerging ventures set to shape industries and drive innovation. From tech breakthroughs to infrastructure developments, these initiatives promise significant economic impact and growth opportunities.

    The 22 Best Sports Bars In Philly – Philadelphia – The Infatuation
    By Charlotte AdamsFebruary 18, 2026 Sports

    22 Ultimate Sports Bars You Can’t Miss in Philly

    Philadelphia’s top pick for game day, “The 22 Best Sports Bars In Philly” by The Infatuation, highlights the city’s prime spots for fans. From craft brews to giant screens, these bars deliver unmatched energy and local flavor.

    Black activists fought for slavery exhibits 24 years ago. The fight returned under Trump. – NBC News
    By Samuel BrownFebruary 18, 2026 News

    Black Activists Revived Their Fight Against Slavery Exhibits Decades Later Under Trump

    Black activists challenged slavery exhibits 24 years ago, advocating for accurate representation of history. Under the Trump administration, similar battles reignited as debates over racial justice and museum portrayals intensified.

    Police join forces with Wawa for car theft prevention blitz in Philadelphia – CBS News
    By Isabella RossiFebruary 18, 2026 News

    Philadelphia Police and Wawa Team Up for Major Car Theft Prevention Blitz

    Philadelphia police have partnered with Wawa for a car theft prevention blitz, raising awareness and boosting community safety. The joint effort targets rising vehicle thefts through education and increased patrols.

    Gov. Josh Shapiro Talks Faith, Politics and ICE at Philadelphia Book Launch – Philadelphia Jewish Exponent
    By Ethan RileyFebruary 17, 2026 Politics

    Gov. Josh Shapiro Talks Faith, Politics and ICE at Philadelphia Book Launch – Philadelphia Jewish Exponent

    Gov. Josh Shapiro discussed faith, politics, and immigration enforcement during his Philadelphia book launch, highlighting challenges and his vision for Pennsylvania’s future. The event was covered by the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent.

    HEARTWARMING: Teacher adopts student from Willard Elementary School in Philadelphia – ABC30 Fresno
    By Olivia WilliamsFebruary 17, 2026 Education

    HEARTWARMING: Teacher adopts student from Willard Elementary School in Philadelphia – ABC30 Fresno

    HEARTWARMING: A teacher at Willard Elementary School in Philadelphia has formally adopted a student, strengthening their bond beyond the classroom. The story highlights the deep impact educators can have on children’s lives.

    Series of attacks in Chinatown appears to be hate crimes, Philadelphia police say – 6abc Philadelphia
    By Atticus ReedFebruary 17, 2026 Crime

    Wave of Attacks in Chinatown Suspected to Be Hate Crimes, Philadelphia Police Confirm

    Philadelphia police are investigating a series of attacks in Chinatown as potential hate crimes. Authorities urge community vigilance while increasing patrols to ensure public safety. The investigation is ongoing.

    Carter’s Cheesesteaks: First Black-owned business to open in Philadelphia’s Chinatown – FOX 29 Philadelphia
    By Miles CooperFebruary 17, 2026 Business

    Carter’s Cheesesteaks: Pioneering Philadelphia’s Chinatown with the First Black-Owned Business

    Carter’s Cheesesteaks has made history as the first Black-owned business to open in Philadelphia’s Chinatown. The new eatery brings a fresh culinary vibe to the neighborhood, celebrating diversity and local flavor.

    For Three Excelling Eagles , It’s Act III – Philadelphia Sports Nation
    By Isabella RossiFebruary 17, 2026 Sports

    For Three Soaring Eagles, It’s Time for Act III

    For three standout Eagles, the season unfolds like Act III, with each player elevating their game. Philadelphia Sports Nation highlights their pivotal roles as the team aims for postseason success.

    Hundreds march through Philly in protest of ICE raids nationwide – NBC10 Philadelphia
    By Jackson LeeFebruary 17, 2026 News

    Hundreds Rally in Philadelphia to Protest Nationwide ICE Raids

    Hundreds marched through Philadelphia Thursday to protest recent ICE raids nationwide. Demonstrators called for an end to immigration enforcement actions, urging policymakers to halt deportations and protect immigrant communities.

    Judge orders Trump administration to safely store slavery exhibits removed from Philadelphia historical site – CBS News
    By Atticus ReedFebruary 17, 2026 News

    Judge Mandates Safe Storage for Slavery Exhibits Removed from Philadelphia Historical Site

    A judge has ordered the Trump administration to securely store slavery exhibits removed from a Philadelphia historical site, ensuring their preservation amid ongoing legal disputes, CBS News reports.

    Pa. election 2025: What to know about Philadelphia’s Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Courts candidates – WHYY
    By Atticus ReedFebruary 17, 2026 Politics

    Key Facts to Know About Philadelphia’s 2025 Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Courts Candidates

    Pa.’s 2025 election features key races for Philadelphia’s Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Courts. Voters will decide on candidates who play crucial roles in the city’s judicial system. Stay informed with WHYY’s coverage.

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