Day: May 6, 2025
Funding cuts to the DOGE program have left Philadelphia-area museums and libraries scrambling to adjust budgets and programming. Institutions warn these reductions threaten community services and cultural accessibility.
A driver, wounded in a shooting, crashed a bullet-riddled car in North Philadelphia. The incident highlights ongoing violence in the area, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the attack.
“Deep Canvassing in Philadelphia: A Love Story” explores how heartfelt, empathetic conversations transformed voter engagement in the city, highlighting the power of personal connection in political organizing.
Wawa Welcome America returns with a star-studded concert, vibrant parade, dazzling fireworks, and the annual Celebration of Freedom. NBC10 Philadelphia covers this iconic Fourth of July event, highlighting Philly’s patriotic spirit.
Civil rights groups have filed a legal brief defending Philadelphia School District’s efforts to reform admissions, aiming to create a fairer process. The move seeks to ensure equity and combat discriminatory barriers.
Philadelphia police confirm a series of recent cargo thefts is linked to an organized crime ring. Authorities are intensifying investigations to dismantle the network and recover stolen goods, urging public vigilance.
The Philadelphia Eagles have secured their Pro Bowl center on a four-year mega extension, ensuring stability at the core of their offensive line. The deal underscores the team’s commitment to building a championship-caliber roster.
An antisemitic sign at Barstool Sansom Street in Philadelphia sparked outrage online. CBS News reports Temple University has suspended the student linked to the incident amid widespread condemnation.