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A woman in Philadelphia fatally shot a masked intruder who police say was her ex-boyfriend. The incident unfolded during a home invasion, authorities confirmed. The investigation remains ongoing.
Willie Lampkin is set to make NFL history this Sunday as he prepares for his first career start. The linebacker’s debut marks a significant milestone, spotlighting his rise and potential impact in the league.
The Trump administration has filed another appeal to the Supreme Court, seeking to uphold restrictions on mail-in ballots. The move aims to tighten voting rules ahead of upcoming elections, intensifying legal battles over election integrity.
Four students from Jax State Education participated in a national civic education workshop in Philadelphia, gaining valuable insights into democracy and civic engagement. Their experience highlights the importance of active citizenship.
Experts say sludge found near Philadelphia’s missing women case site may contain human remains, sparking new leads in the investigation. Authorities continue forensic analysis to determine its origin.
Blank Rome LLP has announced the addition of Randi Kira Brown as a new business litigation associate in its Philadelphia office, enhancing the firm’s litigation team with her extensive legal expertise.
Philadelphia Eagles Franchise History – Philadelphia Sports Nation presents a detailed timeline tracing the team’s iconic moments, key victories, and legendary players shaping one of the NFL’s most storied franchises.
Philadelphia Police are seeking a suspect in a recent shooting in the 8th District. Authorities released video footage to aid identification. Anyone with information is urged to contact the department immediately.
A pleasant Friday in Philadelphia offers a brief respite as Hurricane Isaias approaches. CBS News tracks the storm’s timeline, forecasting potential impacts later in the weekend. Stay tuned for updates.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Utah Governor Spencer Cox jointly condemned political violence in a recent statement, urging unity and peaceful dialogue to uphold democratic values. More at Inquirer.com.
Winter in Philadelphia offers families a festive season filled with outdoor ice skating, holiday markets, and enchanting light displays. Discover top spots for seasonal fun and create lasting memories across the city.
Three Philadelphia schools have been awarded a total of $600,000 in prize money from philanthropists Jeff and Janine Yass, aimed at enhancing educational resources and opportunities. Details on the Inquirer.com.
Five women are feared dead in connection to a Philadelphia home linked to Eugene Horsch, where authorities recovered disturbing images. Investigations continue into the grim case. More updates to follow.
Eleven Philadelphia business owners have been accused of defrauding the WIC program of nearly $1 million, NBC10 Philadelphia reports. Authorities allege extensive fraudulent activity targeting vital nutrition aid for families.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ next move is all but inevitable as the team looks to bolster its roster ahead of the trade deadline. Sources say front office discussions are intensifying to secure key additions.
NASA astronaut Christina Koch is set to join NFL fans in Philadelphia, bringing a cosmic twist to the game day experience. The event highlights the blend of space exploration and sports fandom.
A man was fatally shot in an ambush in North Philadelphia, authorities report. The incident highlights ongoing violence in the area. Police are investigating, but no arrests have been made yet. CBS News will provide updates.
Philadelphia political parties can now spend unlimited funds supporting candidates, following a recent legal change. Critics warn this could increase the influence of money in local elections.
Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment and Comcast Spectacor have announced a joint venture to build a world-class arena in South Philadelphia, alongside revitalizing Market East, including the new Xfinity Mobile Arena.
A Philadelphia teacher who posed as a Palestinian activist raised concerns among Jewish groups prior to gaining wider attention. The case highlights tensions over identity and activism in education, prompting calls for vigilance.