Author: Ava Thompson

Three people are dead and 10 injured following a shooting in South Philadelphia, police report. Authorities have taken a suspect into custody as investigations continue. The incident remains under active police review.

The Inquirer maps six distinct types of Philadelphia Democrats, revealing diverse voting patterns and political priorities across neighborhoods. The analysis offers fresh insights into the city’s complex Democratic landscape.

Citadel Credit Union has been named an Official SBA Lender, boosting access to vital funds for small businesses in Greater Philadelphia. This move aims to drive local economic growth and support entrepreneurship.

1818 Market St. has been sent to receivership due to $239.5 million in debt, according to The Business Journals. The landmark property faces financial restructuring amid mounting liabilities.

Cordish Companies plans a phased expansion of South Philadelphia’s entertainment district, aiming to enhance venues and amenities over time. The development seeks to boost local economy and attract visitors year-round.

Philadelphia has implemented a new business curfew in select areas to address safety concerns. The regulation mandates earlier closing times, aiming to reduce late-night incidents and enhance community security.

The 2024 Eagles are sparking debate as potentially the best team in Philadelphia sports history. With standout performances and playoff success, fans and analysts weigh their place among Philly’s legendary teams.

This Memorial Day, explore top activities in Philadelphia and at the Jersey Shore. From historic tributes and parades to beachside events, NBC10 Philadelphia highlights ways to honor the holiday while enjoying the holiday weekend.

Namibia is seeking to strengthen trade and education ties with the United States, aiming to boost economic growth and enhance academic collaboration. Officials emphasize mutual benefits and long-term partnership potential.

The Pew Charitable Trusts spotlight educational attainment disparities in Philadelphia’s West Kensington and East Oak Lane, revealing gaps in graduation rates and access to higher education, calling for targeted community investments.

Three Chester County companies rank among the largest family-owned businesses in the region, highlighting the area’s strong entrepreneurial spirit and community roots, reports BUCKSCO.Today.

The Philadelphia Teachers Union has ratified a new 3-year contract with the school district, securing improved pay and benefits. The agreement aims to enhance working conditions and support student success.

Philadelphia has launched innovative summer learning programs for kids without relying on federal funds, ensuring continued education and engagement during the break, NPR reports. This model offers a promising alternative for other cities.

In a high-stakes clash, the Philadelphia Eagles are risking it all with aggressive plays and bold tactics. Their recent gamble has fans on edge as the team balances ambition with potential fallout.

A man was fatally shot in Germantown after more than 35 rounds were fired, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident as they search for suspects. No arrests have been made yet.

A man was fatally shot outside a North Philadelphia lounge late Tuesday. Police have taken a suspect into custody. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek to determine the motive behind the deadly incident.

Rain is expected to impact the Philadelphia region on Tuesday and Wednesday, CBS News reports. Residents should prepare for wet conditions and potential delays as storms move through the area.

The recent political assassination in Philadelphia has shaken the nation, prompting calls for unity amid deep divisions. Can this tragic event serve as a catalyst for healing and bipartisan cooperation?

Philadelphia’s new teachers’ contract, criticized as a sellout by educators, has cleared obstacles for mass public school closures. The deal raises serious concerns about the future of education and community access.

In Philadelphia, a dynamic new exhibit showcases Alexander Calder’s groundbreaking sculptures, highlighting his legacy as a pioneer of kinetic art. The New York Times explores this vibrant addition to the city’s art scene.