Month: August 2025
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.
Philadelphia Magazine highlights the city’s critical opportunity to break the cycle of poverty through targeted investments in education, job training, and affordable housing, aiming to foster economic mobility for its most vulnerable residents.
The Philadelphia Eagles edged the Cincinnati Bengals 34-27 in a thrilling NFL Preseason Week 1 matchup on August 7, 2025. Strong performances on both sides set the tone for the upcoming season.
Four people were injured after a tree fell near the Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. Fire officials responded promptly to the scene, providing aid and clearing the area. The cause of the incident remains under investigation.
WHYY Philadelphia and PRX are launching Sports In America, a new radio program and podcast exploring the cultural impact of sports across the nation. The series aims to provide fresh perspectives and stories from diverse voices.
Vice President Harris told a Philadelphia church congregation that the upcoming election will “decide the fate of our nation for generations to come,” urging voters to participate in shaping America’s future.
The Hook in Atlantic City has elevated its entertainment offerings with new live music, upgraded sound systems, and enhanced event spaces. The venue aims to attract larger crowds and boost the city’s nightlife scene.
The 2025 UNCF Women of Faith for Education Afternoon Tea in Philadelphia will unite community leaders and supporters to celebrate faith-driven empowerment and raise funds for student scholarships.
Philadelphia police have arrested a suspect in a decades-old mob-related cold case near the original crime scene. Officials say the breakthrough could bring long-awaited justice in the high-profile organized crime investigation.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s August 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals a modest improvement in regional manufacturing activity, signaling cautious optimism among factory leaders amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
The Philadelphia Eagles have made a final decision on their 2024 fifth-round pick, WR, just before the roster cut deadline. The move highlights the team’s strategic adjustments ahead of the NFL season.
An American Airlines flight from Philadelphia made an emergency landing at Dulles Airport after a passenger’s personal device caught fire onboard. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the incident.
The Minnesota Vikings have traded quarterback Sam Howell to the Philadelphia Eagles in a preseason move, signaling a shift in their roster plans just before the NFL regular season kicks off.
Despite Democrats labeling Trump a fascist, many Pennsylvania voters saw him as a practical choice to ease financial burdens. Economic concerns outweighed rhetoric in key communities, shaping the 2020 election landscape.
The Mohawk Valley Coin Club is organizing a bus trip to the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. Members will tour the facility and learn about coin production. The trip is open to all coin enthusiasts.
Temple University’s Future Scholars program aims to create pathways for local middle school students, offering academic support and resources to foster college readiness and inspire future success.
A woman suffered burns after three children allegedly threw suspected acid on her in West Philadelphia, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident to determine the circumstances and motives.
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