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Philly’s political parties can now coordinate with candidates to spend unlimited funds, reshaping local campaign dynamics and raising concerns over transparency and influence, according to a new ruling reported by Inquirer.com.
Nearly 60 schools in the School District of Philadelphia will switch to virtual learning on Wednesday due to extreme heat. Officials cite safety concerns as temperatures are expected to soar, impacting in-person attendance.
Seven missing women have been linked to a Philadelphia Olney residence dubbed the “house of horrors.” Authorities continue to investigate the disturbing case, uncovering new details about the victims and suspects involved.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art opens an exhibit showcasing the city’s thriving craft business launched 150 years ago. The display highlights Philadelphia’s pivotal role in shaping American craft culture and commerce.
Philadelphia Eagles’ Jordan Mailata reflects on receiving the Philadelphia Sports Legacy Honors, celebrating the city’s rich athletic history. The award highlights his impact both on and off the field.
A man was injured in a shooting inside a West Philadelphia convenience store, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident, seeking suspects and gathering witness statements. No arrests have been made.
A teen was shot and a woman narrowly missed after a bullet entered a North Philly home during a shooting, authorities report. Police are investigating the incident as the community seeks answers.
Live results are in for Pennsylvania’s midterm state and congressional primaries. Stay updated with real-time vote counts and key races shaping the political landscape ahead of the general election.
The Philadelphia school district unveils a new plan to end discriminatory practices in algebra placement, aiming to ensure fair access and boost equity for all students, particularly those from underserved communities.
A masked individual impersonating Chucky, who terrorized Philadelphia residents, has been arrested in Las Vegas. Authorities confirmed the suspect’s identity and are investigating the motives behind the alarming acts.
WSFS Financial is expanding into Lancaster after tripling its wealth management assets. The move underscores the firm’s growth strategy and commitment to broadening its regional presence.
Philadelphia sports fandom has transformed dramatically, embracing digital platforms and interactive experiences. From radio broadcasts to social media, Philadelphia Sports Nation continues to unite passionate fans in new ways.
Ben Simmons seeks to reshape his NBA narrative amid ongoing controversies. Critics urge fans not to overlook his past performances and challenges. The debate over his legacy continues to intensify.
Dozens of people were seen in disturbing images linked to the Eugene and R.C. Horsch case, found in Philadelphia. Some individuals in the photos appeared lifeless, prompting a police investigation, 6abc Philadelphia reports.
The New York Times examines the Left’s strategic approach to winning elections, highlighting grassroots organizing, diverse coalitions, and targeted messaging as key factors driving recent political successes.
Bruce Springsteen’s last Philadelphia show was marked by a somber, elegiac tone. This time, the iconic rocker promises a “teeth-kicking” protest, reflecting a shift toward raw, urgent social commentary.
Parents nationwide are pushing back against excessive screen time in schools, citing concerns over children’s mental health and learning. This growing movement challenges current digital education policies, urging a balance between tech use and traditional teaching.
Five women have been linked to an ongoing investigation into a Philadelphia home, authorities report. Details about their involvement remain under wraps as the inquiry continues. Officials urge anyone with information to come forward.
JPMorgan Chase plans a major office relocation in Center City, according to sources. The move signals a significant shift in the bank’s local footprint, aiming to enhance workspace and operational efficiency.
Philadelphia bar owners report a bigger business boost from recent Eagles and Phillies games than from the World Cup. Local sports events continue to drive higher foot traffic and sales, underscoring the city’s passion for home teams.