Month: June 2025
Two women were shot following a fight at an Airbnb party in Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, seeking witnesses to help identify those responsible.
Another national protest is set to take place, targeting former President Trump’s planned birthday military parade. Critics argue the event is a misuse of funds and a display of political spectacle.
A groundbreaking immersive “time-traveling” experience is set to debut in Philadelphia this summer. Visitors will journey through pivotal moments in history using cutting-edge technology. Tickets go on sale next month.
The DOJ has filed criminal charges against the School District of Philadelphia for mishandling asbestos management, alleging violations that endangered students and staff. The case highlights ongoing concerns over school safety.
Pennsylvania’s hate crime law currently excludes protections for the LGBTQ+ community, sparking calls for legislative reform. Advocates urge inclusion to ensure equal legal safeguards against bias-motivated violence.
Philadelphia highlights its vibrant Black-, Latino-, and AAPI-owned businesses, encouraging residents and visitors to support diverse local entrepreneurs. The initiative aims to boost economic growth and celebrate cultural heritage across the city.
Phillies Weekly Recap: Philadelphia’s pitching staff delivered dominant performances this week, but the offense struggled to find its rhythm, leading to mixed results for the team in crucial games.
Philadelphia faces extreme heat this week with temperatures soaring above 90°F. Stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, and seek cooling centers. WHYY has essential tips to keep you safe and cool.
ESPN is assessing the Philadelphia 76ers’ potential as NBA title contenders, scrutinizing their roster, coaching, and recent performance. Sports Illustrated reports on the team’s strengths and challenges heading into the season.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro criticized former President Donald Trump’s recent comments on Gaza, labeling them an “unserious proposal” during a press briefing, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
Popsugar highlights 28 iconic moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” that perfectly capture the chaos and camaraderie of pub crawls. Fans will recognize these hilarious scenes as pub crawl essentials.
“Shadow School Choice: When Public Schools Turn Students Away,” highlights how some public schools reject applicants, pushing families toward limited options. This covert selection risks educational equity and demands urgent policy review.
Philadelphia reported its lowest homicide rate in a decade in 2024, NBC10 Philadelphia confirms. The decline marks a significant milestone in the city’s ongoing efforts to enhance public safety and reduce violent crime.
Philadelphia students are partnering with Van Buren to develop a new business incubator aimed at boosting local entrepreneurship. The initiative seeks to foster innovation and economic growth in the community.
A man impersonating a law enforcement officer zip-tied and robbed a victim in Philadelphia, FOX 29 reports. Authorities are investigating the incident and urge the public to remain vigilant.
Eagles star reveals the reasons behind agreeing to a pay cut, citing team unity and long-term goals. The move underscores a commitment to the franchise’s success amid rising salary cap pressures.
Philadelphia’s history of isolated election fraud cases is being exploited to fuel former President Trump’s unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud in the city, despite no evidence supporting his assertions.
Mark your calendar for Wawa Welcome America in Philadelphia! Enjoy vibrant cultural celebrations, iconic hoagies, and live music at five major events that showcase the city’s spirit and history.
One of Philadelphia’s top high schools faces turmoil as staff, parents, and students voice concerns over leadership and safety issues. The growing unrest highlights deep challenges within the institution.
Camden County crime rates have dropped to a 55-year low, officials announced. The decline marks a significant milestone in public safety efforts, reflecting successful law enforcement strategies and community partnerships.