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“Who’s Next Politics” highlights 17 young leaders shaping Philadelphia’s political landscape. This Billy Penn feature at WHYY showcases the fresh voices driving change and innovation in the city’s governance and community initiatives.
A foster mother in South Jersey has been charged with murder after police discovered the body of a missing 10-year-old girl in the trunk of her car. The case remains under investigation.
A suspect in a 2017 Montreal North murder has been arrested in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. The arrest marks a significant development in the long-standing case, pending further legal proceedings.
A new pop-up storefront in Center City Philadelphia is spotlighting immigrant entrepreneurs, offering them a platform to showcase diverse products and connect with the local community. The initiative aims to boost small business visibility.
The Philadelphia Sports Complex comes to life through ArcGIS StoryMaps, offering an interactive exploration of venues, history, and events. This digital tool enhances fan engagement with rich maps and multimedia content.
City and state leaders have condemned a boycott targeting Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia, denouncing the act as discriminatory and urging unity within the community, 6abc Philadelphia reports.
Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni explained his decision to switch quarterbacks from Tanner McKee to Joe Milton, citing performance and strategic fit as key factors in the move, per Crossing Broad.
Philadelphia’s long-dominant political machines are faltering amid leadership struggles and shifting voter dynamics. As power vacuums emerge, new contenders and grassroots movements are poised to reshape the city’s political landscape.
Philadelphia’s upcoming school year faces uncertainty amid budget shortfalls, staffing shortages, and policy disputes. These challenges could disrupt classrooms and fuel tensions among educators, families, and officials.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a murder and sexual assault at a West Oak Lane beauty salon, authorities confirmed. The investigation is ongoing as officials work to piece together the events.
The City of Philadelphia has opened applications for the Business Lending Network Incentive Grant, offering vital financial support to local businesses. Eligible entrepreneurs are encouraged to apply promptly to boost growth and recovery.
LeBron James has filed a demand for an AI betting app to cease using his likeness without permission. The NBA star’s move highlights growing concerns over unauthorized digital image use.
Overnight lane closures on I-95 in Philadelphia are causing rising concerns over traffic delays. Commuters are advised to plan alternate routes as construction work continues to impact travel times.
Lawmakers in Philadelphia have publicly condemned a pro-Palestine bike boycott, calling it divisive and harmful to community unity. The protest aimed to raise awareness but faced strong political backlash.
Over the past 15 years, at least 39 Philadelphia politicians have faced investigations. Persistent scrutiny highlights ongoing concerns about ethics and accountability in the city’s political landscape, a report by Billy Penn at WHYY reveals.
A new report reveals that racial and economic inequities continue to affect Philadelphia schools, impacting student resources and opportunities. The findings highlight ongoing challenges in achieving educational equity.
A missing Philadelphia girl was found dead in Lindenwold, New Jersey, authorities report. The discovery has prompted an ongoing investigation, with details still emerging. The community mourns the tragic loss.
The City of Philadelphia has announced that all non-essential businesses will close until further notice to curb the spread of COVID-19. Officials urge residents to follow guidelines and stay safe during this period.
Crossing Broad recently ranked the ten best and ten worst sports radio callers in Philadelphia, highlighting fans who bring passion and those who disrupt local shows with off-topic rants. The list sparked lively debate across the city.
Philadelphia police found a woman in her kitchen with a gunshot wound to the head. Emergency responders rushed her to a hospital. The investigation is ongoing. More details are expected soon. (NBC10 Philadelphia)