Day: August 29, 2025
President Joe Biden condemned recent acts of political violence during remarks in Philadelphia, calling for unity and respect in democratic processes, as tensions continue to rise nationwide.
Three people were killed and 11 others wounded in a shooting in Philadelphia’s entertainment district, police confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident, urging anyone with information to come forward.
In his 2nd State of Schools address, Philadelphia Superintendent shared progress in student outcomes and school improvements but emphasized ongoing challenges and the need for continued efforts to support educators and students.
The Kensington Ave block party showcased the neighborhood’s revitalization efforts, highlighting community spirit, local businesses, and arts. NBC10 Philadelphia reports the event as a vibrant step towards positive change.
Philadelphia businesses are preparing for disruptions as SEPTA implements service cuts starting this week. Reduced transit options may impact foot traffic and daily operations across the city.
Squash has thrived in Philadelphia for 125 years, yet remains a local secret. A sports psychologist reveals how the city’s unique culture and mental demands make it a standout but underappreciated sport.
Speed cameras along Broad Street in Philadelphia are set to activate in mid-September, aiming to reduce speeding and enhance pedestrian safety, city officials announced. The program is part of broader traffic enforcement efforts.
Philadelphia is set to host the 2025 MICHELIN Guide Northeast Cities Ceremony, spotlighting top culinary talent from the region. The event underscores the city’s rising status as a premier gastronomic destination.
Commentary: The Four Seasons Total Landscaping press conference initially seemed like a comedic misstep. However, the unusual choice of venue served as a stark warning about the chaotic state of political communication.
The Museum of Illusions in Philadelphia offers a captivating experience full of mind-bending exhibits and interactive displays. Visitors can explore optical illusions that challenge perception, making it a must-visit spot in the city.
Facing a looming fiscal cliff, Philadelphia schools plan to use 40% of their rainy day fund to stave off budget cuts, WHYY reports. The move aims to maintain essential programs despite ongoing financial strain.
Two men were convicted in Philadelphia for a violent crime spree that included multiple kidnappings. Authorities praised the swift investigation ending the dangerous series of offenses. Sentencing is scheduled soon.