Year: 2025
Netflix House brings immersive entertainment venues to Philadelphia and Dallas, offering fans exclusive screenings, interactive exhibits, and themed experiences tied to popular Netflix shows. Us Weekly explores what to expect.
Philadelphia residents can now voice their opinions on the school district’s closure plans. The district invites community feedback to shape decisions impacting local schools and students. Here’s how to participate.
A teen who killed two people expressed remorse and asked for forgiveness from the victims’ families during sentencing. The defendant vowed, “I’m ready to be better,” seeking a chance for redemption.
A leading tech company has signed a full-floor lease at Commerce Square, marking its headquarters move to Philadelphia. The relocation highlights the city’s growing appeal as a tech hub, boosting local business momentum.
The NFL will now refer to the controversial “tush push” as a “tight” formation, sources tell USA Today. This change aims to clarify officiating language amid growing debate over the tactic’s legality.
Dozens were indicted in a major drug bust in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, authorities announced. The operation targets a key hub in the city’s ongoing battle against narcotics trafficking.
A young Puerto Rican activist is rising as a key political force in Philadelphia, mobilizing communities and advocating for equitable representation. Her work is reshaping local politics, as covered by WHYY.
Philadelphia Entertainment and Development Partners LP has secured court approval for its Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan, marking a key milestone in its financial restructuring efforts. The decision offers a path forward for the company’s recovery.
Temple University has partnered with the School District of Philadelphia to support career and technical education teachers in earning their professional certifications, enhancing workforce readiness and student success.
A veteran crime reporter reveals how Philadelphia mobsters’ own recorded conversations exposed their crimes, leading to the downfall of the city’s mafia and ending the violent ‘Mob War.’
Rain tapers off around the Philadelphia area, leaving behind a cloudy and chilly Wednesday. Expect overcast skies with cooler temperatures throughout the day. Stay tuned to CBS News for the latest weather updates.
A man was shot outside a Philadelphia business, authorities report. Police are actively searching for suspects involved in the incident. No further details have been released. NBC10 Philadelphia will continue to follow the story.
Spadaro praised Jalen Hurts’ flawless performance as the Philadelphia Eagles secured a crucial victory, snapping their losing streak. Hurts’ precision and leadership were key in getting the Eagles back in the win column.
The Mütter Museum in Philadelphia has announced plans for a major expansion set for next year, aiming to enhance its exhibits and visitor experience. The project will preserve its unique medical collections while boosting accessibility.
Some states have begun distributing November SNAP food aid, while others face delays, leaving many recipients waiting for benefits. Officials cite administrative issues as they work to resolve the staggered rollout.
Plum Benefits expands its entertainment perks to Philadelphia employers, offering enhanced employee experiences through exclusive discounts and events. The move aims to boost workplace satisfaction and engagement.
The body of a missing woman was discovered buried behind an abandoned school in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. Investigations are ongoing to determine the circumstances surrounding her death.
Philadelphia is on pace for its fewest homicides since 1966, marking a significant drop in violent crime. This trend highlights ongoing efforts to improve community safety and law enforcement strategies in the city.
Five Bucks County companies have earned spots among the region’s fastest-growing businesses, highlighting local economic strength and innovation. The BUCKSCO.Today report showcases their dynamic growth and industry impact.
Eagles News: According to Bleeding Green Nation, Philadelphia is enduring its worst nine-game offensive start in over 20 years, raising concerns about the team’s scoring struggles and overall performance this season.