Month: June 2025
Rite Aid, once a leading U.S. drugstore chain, announced the closure of all its stores amid mounting financial struggles and fierce competition. The retail giant’s fall marks a significant shift in the pharmaceutical retail landscape.
Philadelphia Eagles’ cornerback Cooper DeJean has surged in Athlon Sports’ latest rankings, earning recognition for his standout coverage and playmaking skills. His rise highlights the Eagles’ defensive strength.
Two people, Amya Devlin and Mikhail Bowers, were killed in a Memorial Day mass shooting in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park. Nine others were injured in the tragic incident, authorities report.
The City of Philadelphia’s official website (.gov) offers residents and visitors vital resources, updates on local government, public services, and community initiatives, promoting transparency and engagement across the city.
Otherworld, a cutting-edge immersive art and entertainment attraction, is set to open in Philadelphia in May 2023. The innovative venue promises interactive experiences blending technology and creativity.
A teen was shot in Southwest Philadelphia, authorities report. The incident is under investigation, with police seeking information from witnesses. No further details on the victim’s condition have been released.
Pennsylvania schools secured a significant funding increase, aiming to boost education across the state. However, some educators and advocates say critical gaps remain, urging lawmakers to address ongoing disparities.
Philadelphia is on track for a historic low in homicides this year, continuing a positive trend in the city’s safety efforts. Experts credit community programs and targeted policing for the decline.
Philadelphia is one of three Pennsylvania cities named a hotspot for business executives, according to a recent survey. The city’s growing economy and vibrant culture attract top professionals, FOX 29 Philadelphia reports.
Philly sports fans pride themselves on being “gritty,” a reputation rooted more in myth than reality. This image, however, powerfully fuels their passion and intense loyalty to local teams, keeping the city’s sports culture alive.
Dozens of buses were damaged or destroyed in a massive fire at a Philadelphia storage yard. The blaze caused extensive damage, with firefighters working to contain the flames. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.
A man has been arrested for arson at Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s official residence. Police say he also planned to physically assault the governor. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities heightening security measures.
Celebrate New Year’s Eve 2025 with exciting events across the Philadelphia region. From fireworks and live music to family-friendly festivities, NBC10 Philadelphia highlights top celebrations to ring in the New Year in style.
Philadelphia is considering installing speed cameras and issuing fines for speeding in select school zones to enhance safety. The initiative aims to reduce speeding and protect students near schools.
A teenager was fatally shot at a Southwest Philadelphia playground just hours after officials highlighted a drop in violent crime, NBC10 Philadelphia reports. Police continue to investigate the incident.
Thirteen Lavin Cedrone lawyers are set to join a Chicago firm ahead of their firm’s closure. They will establish a combined office in Center City, marking a strategic move in the regional legal market.
Philadelphia has mastered the art of sports mascots, blending team spirit with local culture. While many mascots fade from fame, Philly’s characters remain iconic, capturing fans’ hearts season after season.
A fire that damaged multiple decommissioned SEPTA buses at a Philadelphia storage yard is now under control, officials said. No injuries were reported as crews worked to extinguish the blaze. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.
Saquon Barkley hinted at a possible early retirement, drawing parallels to Barry Sanders’ sudden exit. The Eagles star remains focused but left fans speculating about his long-term NFL future.
A half-dozen candidates, including a judge, are considering a run against incumbent Larry Krasner for Philadelphia District Attorney, signaling a potentially competitive race ahead.