Photos reveal two deceased women found in a Philadelphia home during an ongoing investigation. Authorities continue to probe the circumstances surrounding the deaths. Details remain limited as the case develops.
Day: August 28, 2026
The rapid push for US data centers is stirring fierce opposition in this state, reshaping local politics. Residents and officials clash over environmental and economic impacts, sparking a heated debate: “We don’t want it.”
Philadelphia schools received a $136.6 million increase in state education funding. Officials highlight potential improvements, but questions remain on how quickly and visibly students will benefit from the boost.
The city expanded its crime reduction strategy by investing in community violence interrupters. Now, it’s also providing them with formal training to enhance effectiveness and better address violence prevention.
A new partnership between Philly-area businesses aims to create thousands of middle-class jobs, boosting economic growth and providing opportunities for local residents, according to Inquirer.com.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro confirmed that the Philadelphia Eagles’ future stadium will stay in the city, ensuring the team remains a key fixture in the region, according to The New York Times.
DA Krasner highlights nine fugitives wanted in connection to homicides in Northwest and South Philadelphia. Authorities urge public assistance in locating these dangerous individuals. NBC10 Philadelphia continues coverage.
Apartment concessions in Philadelphia are starting to ease after reaching winter highs, signaling a stabilizing rental market. According to CoStar, landlords are reducing incentives as demand strengthens.