Month: September 2025
The Philadelphia Eagles have re-signed veteran cornerback James Smith to strengthen their young secondary. Smith’s experience is expected to mentor emerging talent and bolster the defense in the upcoming season.
Philadelphia police have identified a woman found dead in the backyard of a local home. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding her death. NBC10 Philadelphia will provide updates as the story develops.
The Philadelphia Eagles have made an unexpected roster move ahead of their upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This strategic change aims to bolster their defense in a high-stakes matchup.
Longtime Philly politician Anthony Hardy Williams publicly condemned conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, criticizing his divisive rhetoric during a recent Philadelphia event. The clash highlights growing local political tensions.
Philadelphia’s nightlife pulses with energy, from trendy rooftop bars to historic jazz clubs. Visitors can enjoy diverse dining, live music, and vibrant late-night scenes, making the city a top destination after dark.
Philadelphia High School has been ranked among the top ten high schools nationwide, highlighting its academic excellence and innovative programs. This recognition marks a milestone for the city’s education system.
Eleven Bucks County ZIP codes have ranked among the wealthiest in the Philadelphia region, according to recent data. The area continues to attract affluent residents, boosting local economies and real estate markets.
For decades, every Philadelphia mayor has enjoyed access to free sports suites, raising questions about ethics and public benefit. NBC10 Philadelphia investigates the tradition and its implications for taxpayers.
Showers will persist in the Philadelphia area as recent storms have weakened and moved out, CBS News reports. Residents can expect lingering wet conditions but no severe weather at this time.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni delivers a clear message on AJ Brown’s role and impact within the team, emphasizing his value as a key offensive weapon in the upcoming season.
Philadelphia declares itself a “welcoming” city, rejecting the “sanctuary” label amid Trump administration threats to cut funding. City officials emphasize inclusion while navigating federal pressure.
Rob McElhenney, creator and star of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” is reportedly changing his name, sources confirm. Details on the new name and reasons behind the change remain under wraps. Further updates expected soon.
Pennsylvania education leaders are urgently responding after the Trump administration withheld crucial education funds, threatening school budgets and programs statewide, Chalkbeat reports.
Violent crime has dropped nationwide in 2024, with Philadelphia at the forefront. District Attorney Larry Krasner credits focused community programs and reform policies for the city’s leading role in reducing violence, reports WHYY.
The City of Philadelphia’s Department of Commerce announces a free business tax preparation program launching soon. Designed to support local entrepreneurs, it aims to simplify tax filing and boost compliance.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ iconic “Tush Push” quarterback sneak will now be sponsored by DUDE Wipes, marking a unique partnership blending football grit with personal hygiene, announced on Yahoo Sports.
The Department of Defense is conducting training exercises in parts of Philadelphia as part of a preparedness drill. Officials emphasize this is only a drill and there is no cause for public concern, CBS News reports.
The Philadelphia Trans Wellness Conference has been cancelled amid escalating political tensions, organizers announced. The decision highlights growing challenges faced by LGBTQ+ events in the current climate. More details at c-mw.net.
Philadelphia families can enjoy summer without spending a dime. Mommy Poppins highlights 35 amazing free activities for kids, from outdoor adventures to cultural events, ensuring fun-filled days all season long.
The Philadelphia School District and teachers union have reached a tentative contract agreement, potentially ending weeks of negotiations and avoiding disruptions for students and families, officials announced Tuesday.