Interior Secretary Doug Burgum discussed rising gas prices, the growth of data centers, and a new slavery exhibit during a recent interview with NBC10 Philadelphia, addressing key regional and economic issues.
Day: September 10, 2026
A new entertainment venue and bar aims to become a Media staple, offering a dynamic mix of live music, craft drinks, and local flavors. The establishment seeks to revitalize the nightlife scene and attract diverse crowds.
A new NCRC report reveals how historic redlining in Philadelphia continues to impact school funding and student outcomes, highlighting persistent racial inequities rooted in decades-old housing discrimination.
A fugitive wanted in the killing of a 5-year-old girl has been extradited to Philadelphia. Authorities confirmed his return as the city pursues justice in the tragic case. Investigation continues.
Philadelphia business owner featured in the Obama Center for innovative hydration solutions. The local entrepreneur’s work highlights community health and wellness, gaining recognition on FOX 29 Philadelphia.
A new state-of-the-art arena for the Philadelphia 76ers and Flyers is set to open in 2030, ushering in a “new era” for both teams, ESPN reports. The venue promises cutting-edge facilities and a boost to the fan experience.
The Washington Commanders face the Philadelphia Eagles in a highly anticipated opener at Lincoln Financial Field. Both teams aim to set the tone early in this pivotal NFC East showdown.
Philadelphia Phillies trio is on the brink of making MLB history with a feat never before achieved by three teammates. Fans eagerly watch as the team aims to set a new benchmark in baseball. Details at sports.yahoo.com.
Democrat Bob Harvie has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, accusing him of defamation over recent campaign ads, escalating tensions in the heated race, reports Inquirer.com.
Philadelphia City Council is exploring the creation of an elected school board after a contentious debate over the closure of 17 schools, aiming to increase community control over education decisions.
A tragic incident in Philadelphia: a grandmother fatally shot her teenage granddaughter and another granddaughter’s sister before taking her own life, authorities reported. Investigations are ongoing.
Stein Your Florist Co. will close its Northeast Philadelphia location, consolidating operations in New Jersey. The move aims to streamline business amid shifting market demands, the company announced.
Philadelphia is witnessing a surge in support for women’s sports, with new investments, growing fan bases, and increasing media coverage signaling a pivotal moment for female athletes in the city.