Month: June 2025
President Joe Biden was seen dining at a Philadelphia restaurant while the television series “Reacher” was filming nearby. The location shoot drew local attention, highlighting the city’s vibrant cultural scene.
The Pew Center for Arts and Heritage is relocating to the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, aiming to strengthen arts collaborations and community engagement through enhanced cultural programming and shared resources.
Hospitals nationwide are registering patients to vote this November, emphasizing the health benefits of civic participation. Officials say it’s about empowering communities, not engaging in politics.
A Philadelphia teacher has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the school district, alleging unfair treatment over lessons about Palestine. The case highlights growing tensions around curriculum and free speech in education.
Philadelphia is seeing a near-record low in homicides for 2024, according to District Attorney Larry Krasner. The decline marks significant progress in the city’s ongoing efforts to reduce violent crime.
Hundreds of Amazon contract workers in South Jersey face job losses as a pilot program concludes. The end of the initiative marks a shift in Amazon’s regional operations, affecting local employment opportunities.
Four local friends embark on a quest to find the best sports town in America, exploring cities known for their passionate fan bases and rich athletic histories. Their journey is featured on NBC10 Philadelphia.
Three people were shot in a South Philadelphia home, police reported. One victim died at the scene, while two others were critically injured. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Families and kids found relief from the summer heat at Kelly Pool in West Philadelphia, where cool waters and community spirit offered a refreshing escape. The popular spot continues to be a vital hub for local recreation.
WATCH: President Biden delivered a keynote address at Philadelphia’s City Committee dinner, emphasizing unity, economic recovery, and voter engagement ahead of upcoming elections. Coverage by PBS highlights key moments from the event.
Philadelphia Magazine highlights 14 top wedding bands guaranteed to keep the party alive all night. From classic to contemporary, these Philly-based groups promise unforgettable entertainment for your big day.
Philadelphia schools are under federal investigation over asbestos management practices, raising concerns about student and staff safety. Authorities are probing potential violations of health regulations.
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The US is on track for a third consecutive year of declining homicides, marking a significant shift in crime trends. Experts attribute the drop to improved community policing and focused intervention programs, ABC News reports.
Philadelphia ranks among the top U.S. cities for business executives, according to a new survey. The report highlights the city’s strong economy, talent pool, and quality of life as key factors driving its appeal.
The Eagles are uniquely poised to embrace the Club World Cup’s unpredictability. Known for their passionate, resilient fanbase, Philly supporters thrive on chaos, making them the perfect ambassadors for this global soccer event.
Philadelphia teachers have voted to authorize a strike amid ongoing contract negotiations. The move signals escalating tensions as educators push for better pay and working conditions in the city’s public schools.
The Philadelphia Flyers have acquired forward Trevor Zegras from the Anaheim Ducks in a trade. Zegras, known for his playmaking skills, is expected to boost the Flyers’ offense next season.
Pennsylvania voters shared mixed reactions to President Trump’s first 100 days, with opinions divided on his policies and leadership. NBC10 Philadelphia reports on how locals feel about his impact on the state and nation.
Otherworld, an immersive entertainment venue, has opened in Northeast Philadelphia, offering unique interactive experiences that blend technology and storytelling. The new attraction aims to boost local tourism and entertainment options.
Penn GSE has launched an Algebra 1 fellowship aimed at improving math teaching in Philadelphia schools. The program provides educators with specialized training to enhance student learning and success in algebra.