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Pennsylvania State Police are actively searching for an 11-year-old boy reported missing in Philadelphia. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward to aid in the safe return of the child.
A motorcyclist was seriously injured in North Philadelphia after swerving to avoid a car, police reported. The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the exact cause.
A judge has ordered the restoration of a slavery exhibit removed during the Trump administration, ruling its removal was improper. The decision marks a significant step towards preserving historical education.
A Very Philly Gift Guide: Inquirer.com presents the top holiday gift picks for 2025, featuring unique local finds, Philly-made products, and festive essentials perfect for sharing city spirit this season.
The City of Philadelphia Archives honors Black educational pioneers who shaped the city’s academic landscape. The celebration highlights historic contributions that advanced equity and opportunity in education.
Philadelphia Sheriff slammed ICE as “fake, wannabe law enforcement,” warning of arrests and saying, “Don’t want this smoke.” His remarks highlight mounting tensions between local authorities and federal immigration officials.
A developer has proposed a 66-unit townhome project in far Northeast Philadelphia, aiming to boost local housing options. The plan reflects growing demand for residential developments in the area.
Philadelphia Eagles star defender has officially been flagged for holding during a crucial game, impacting team momentum. The call sparked debate among fans and analysts on Yahoo Sports, highlighting ongoing officiating controversies.
Three officers were wounded and the suspect was killed in a shooting in Philadelphia, authorities reported. The incident underscores ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in the city. Investigations are ongoing.
State Rep. Chris Rabb announces he won’t seek reelection to the Pennsylvania House, instead launching a full campaign for Congress. His move signals a strategic shift toward federal office.
Excitement is mounting in Philadelphia as the city prepares to host its first-ever World Cup match. Fans and officials are gearing up for a historic event, promising an electric atmosphere and unforgettable moments.
Fertitta Entertainment has expanded its Atlantic City footprint, now controlling four casinos in the city. This move marks a significant shift in the local gaming landscape, boosting the company’s regional presence.
Philadelphia’s school board voted to close several under-enrolled schools, sparking community concern. The article details affected schools, board rationale, and next steps for families and staff.
Philadelphia is transforming how crime tipsters are rewarded, introducing a new system aimed at increasing payouts and encouraging more community involvement. NBC10 Philadelphia reports this move seeks to boost public safety.
A Philadelphia restaurant is making waves with a 40-course dining experience, showcasing culinary innovation. Fans can also look forward to the upcoming launch of an authentic Japanese BBQ, expanding the local food scene.
The Philadelphia Eagles officially traded star WR A.J. Brown, concluding months of speculation. Here’s an in-depth look at the deal’s impact and what it means for the team’s future.
Multiple shootings, robberies, and a stabbing were reported overnight in Philadelphia, prompting increased police presence. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as investigations continue.
The Trump Store is set to close amid declining sales, reflecting diminished demand without ongoing election campaigns. The move signals a shift as former President Trump steps back from active political battles.
The Made in America music festival has been canceled for the second consecutive year, NBC10 Philadelphia reports. Organizers cite ongoing challenges amid the pandemic as the reason for the cancellation.
The Philly School District faces a lawsuit from a group representing 70 charter schools, accusing it of illegally imposing conditions on charters. The case raises concerns about district oversight and charter autonomy.