Month: November 2025
Former President Trump labeled Chicago the “world’s most dangerous city,” a claim contested by recent data showing the four most violent U.S. cities are all in red states, highlighting ongoing political and crime rate debates.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released its September 2025 Nonmanufacturing Business Outlook Survey, revealing mixed sentiment among regional service sector firms amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
Catch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Green Bay Packers Monday Night Football showdown live this Monday. Tune in on prime networks or stream online. A to Z Sports brings you all viewing details for game day action.
Strong winds are expected Wednesday evening across the Philadelphia region, raising concerns about potential power outages. Residents are advised to prepare as CBS News reports on the latest weather forecast and safety tips.
Joe Biden’s political acumen is on full display in “Joe Biden’s Master Class in … Politics?” The Philadelphia Citizen explores how his decades of experience shape his leadership amid today’s challenges.
Philadelphia offers vibrant spots to celebrate Galentine’s Day, from chic brunches to lively bars. NBC10 highlights top venues where friends can toast to friendship and create lasting memories this February.
Philadelphia officials will not release the anticipated school closure plan in November, delaying decisions on the future of several district schools. The hold raises concerns among parents and educators, awaiting clarity on potential impacts.
HBO’s latest crime drama, “Task,” premieres with Episode 1, set in the Philly suburbs. The series dives deep into dark, complex narratives, raising questions if it will surpass the intensity of “Mare of Easttown.”
Remote work is declining nationwide in 2025, but several Philadelphia business leaders remain committed to flexible policies, emphasizing productivity and employee satisfaction in a changing work landscape.
A deadly electrocution occurred at a mini power station in Northeast Philadelphia, prompting a police investigation. Authorities are working to determine the cause of the incident at the site, FOX 29 Philadelphia reports.
Philadelphia Sports Nation outlines the Philadelphia Eagles’ 2025 expectations, emphasizing flexibility over fixed goals. The piece highlights how the team views these benchmarks as adaptable guidelines amid evolving challenges and opportunities.
A new Tun Tavern is set to open in Philadelphia, 250 years after the Marine Corps was founded at the original site. The venue aims to honor Marine heritage and celebrate its historic roots.
The Bucks County sheriff’s race offers a microcosm of broader U.S. political trends, highlighting shifting party dynamics, local voter concerns, and the impact of national issues on down-ballot elections.
Philadelphia offers families year-round fun with museums, parks, and interactive exhibits. “Philly for Families” highlights top kid-friendly spots, ensuring memorable outings for all ages. Discover more at Visit Philadelphia.
BestColleges.com highlights all 30 colleges in Philadelphia, showcasing a diverse range of institutions. The comprehensive list serves as a valuable guide for students exploring academic opportunities in the City of Brotherly Love.
Jewish leaders and neighbors condemn the suspected hate crime following an arson attack on Governor Shapiro’s residence. Authorities continue investigating the motive and urge community vigilance.
Greater Philadelphia’s 272 largest employers showcase the region’s diverse economy, spanning healthcare, education, finance, and manufacturing. The Business Journals highlights their role in driving growth and job creation locally.
Philadelphia’s rising sports stars are capturing attention with their talent and drive. From young athletes on the field to promising prospects off it, the future of Philly sports shines bright, reports 97.3 ESPN.
Polls have opened across the region as Philadelphia voters head to the polls to elect a new district attorney, while New Jersey residents cast ballots in a crucial gubernatorial race, CBS News reports.
Election workers were sworn in at Philadelphia’s election warehouse ahead of the mail-in ballot count, CBS News reports. The move aims to ensure a secure and transparent vote tally in the ongoing election process.