Day: February 5, 2026
The City of Philadelphia has filed a lawsuit against the federal government over the removal of slavery exhibits, alleging the action undermines historical education and community trust, sparking significant controversy.
The Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia is set for a rebrand, unveiling a new name in the coming months. The iconic venue remains a key hub for sports and entertainment in the city. Stay tuned for updates.
Philadelphia schools will close Monday due to anticipated winter weather, giving students a snow day. Officials urge families to stay safe as snow accumulates. Classes will resume Tuesday.
SEPTA reports a continued decline in crime as the transit agency intensifies efforts to combat fare evasion. Enhanced enforcement and safety measures aim to create a more secure ride for all passengers.
Immigrant-owned businesses in Philadelphia are reshaping neighborhoods and driving economic growth. “Working on the Edge” explores their challenges and contributions in a city embracing diversity and innovation.
The Canton Repository takes a detailed look at James Harden’s career and how his trade to the Cavaliers could reshape the team’s future. From MVP to key playmaker, Harden’s impact is set to be significant.
Philadelphia police have identified a man wanted in connection with shootings targeting tow truck drivers in Northeast Philadelphia. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.