Year: 2025
Overnight rain is expected to soak the Philadelphia area, potentially causing slower morning commutes on Wednesday. CBS News advises drivers to prepare for wet roads and possible delays during rush hour.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ defense delivered a powerhouse performance, stifling the Detroit Lions en route to a gritty victory. Key stops and turnovers fueled the Eagles’ dominant showing in a hard-fought NFL clash.
The U.S. Mint has produced its final penny after more than 200 years in circulation. Rising production costs and limited purchasing power prompted the historic end to the nation’s smallest coin, NPR reports.
Three people were killed and 11 others wounded in a shooting incident in Philadelphia’s entertainment district. Authorities are investigating the motive as police increase patrols to ensure public safety.
Philadelphia schools will invest $5 million in teacher training to improve struggling algebra scores, partnering with the University of Pennsylvania to enhance instructional methods and student outcomes.
A Bucks County home invasion suspect was arrested after police used the “Find My” AirPods feature to track and locate him, NBC10 Philadelphia reports. The tech tool played a key role in solving the case.
Philadelphia’s small businesses report a significant sales boost as Red October events draw crowds. Local shops and eateries benefit from increased foot traffic and community support this month.
Trade rumors between the Steelers and Eagles are intensifying as Philadelphia faces increasing internal drama. Sources reveal ongoing negotiations, fueling speculation of a major roster shakeup in both camps.
A deadly storm sparked severe flooding in New York City and toppled numerous trees in Philadelphia, disrupting daily life. AccuWeather reports widespread damage as emergency crews respond to the aftermath.
Philadelphia is set for a seasonably hot Monday, with temperatures climbing into the 80s. Storm chances increase later in the week, bringing potential thunderstorms and unsettled weather to the region, according to CBS News.
SNAP benefits for nearly 2 million Pennsylvanians are on hold amid the federal government shutdown, causing concern over food access. State officials urge swift resolution to restore assistance.
Netflix House, an immersive entertainment venue, has opened in Philadelphia. The new space offers interactive experiences based on popular Netflix shows, blending technology and storytelling to engage visitors in innovative ways.
GSK US invests $450,000 to enhance STEM education in Philadelphia public schools, aiming to boost student engagement and prepare youth for future careers in science and technology.
The cause of death for Kada Scott, who was reported missing in Philadelphia, has been officially released. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident. Further details are expected soon.
Jason Kelce highlights how Philadelphia’s intense sports media culture drives local teams to improve. The Awful Announcing article explores how this passionate coverage fuels performance and accountability.
The Philadelphia region is set for a perfect autumn stretch with mild temperatures and mostly sunny skies. CBS News reports a calm weather pattern expected to continue through the week, ideal for outdoor activities.
Spadaro highlights six key storylines to watch in the Lions vs. Eagles matchup, including quarterback battles, defensive adjustments, and impact players. Here’s what Philly fans need to know ahead of kickoff.
The spending bill to reopen the federal government includes funding for key agencies, raises the debt ceiling, and addresses border security. Lawmakers hope the agreement will end the shutdown and restore government operations.
Legendary musician Stevie Wonder surprised fans with an impromptu concert in Philadelphia. The unexpected performance delighted attendees, showcasing his timeless hits and unmatched energy.
Pennsylvania’s budget impasse has cost the Philadelphia school district millions, delaying essential funding and impacting operations. Officials warn the prolonged stalemate is like “setting money on fire.”