Philadelphia authorities seized 3 dozen swords and 50 arrowheads dating back 4,000 years, unveiling a significant cache of ancient weapons. The artifacts highlight important archeological and historical insights.
Day: March 2, 2026
Jim Donovan, Philadelphia’s first openly LGBTQ+ news anchor, is retiring after a trailblazing career. His groundbreaking presence on-air paved the way for greater inclusivity in local journalism.
A former GOP staffer has been charged with orchestrating a political attack in New Jersey, authorities confirmed. The incident, under investigation, raises concerns about political tactics ahead of upcoming elections.
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The Kenney Administration released a progress report detailing recent efforts to curb violence in Philadelphia. Initiatives focus on community engagement, youth programs, and increased resources for public safety.
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The Eagles’ offense is facing scrutiny as big pass plays dwindle this season. NBC Sports Philadelphia explores the root causes and what the team must do to regain explosive downfield success.
Philly CBP officers seized Bronze Age swords and arrowheads hidden in a shipment, preventing illicit smuggling of ancient artifacts. The rare finds highlight ongoing efforts to protect cultural heritage, officials said.