Seven women connected to a Philadelphia mystery house remain missing, raising concerns and ongoing investigations. Authorities continue searching for answers in this troubling, unresolved case.
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Heavy rain is expected to hit the Philadelphia region Sunday, raising concerns about potential flash flooding. Residents are advised to stay alert as the CBS News weather forecast highlights urgent precautionary measures.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority reminds drivers that school zone speed cameras are active. Motorists are urged to slow down and drive safely to protect students and avoid fines. Authorities will enforce limits rigorously.
Philadelphia is on track for its lowest homicide total in over 60 years, signaling a significant drop in violent crime. Officials attribute the decline to community efforts and enhanced police strategies.
John Fetterman firmly denies plans to switch parties, but speculation swirls due to recent political shifts and public statements. Here’s why the discussion gains traction in Pennsylvania politics.
The Philadelphia Police Department has released a video seeking public assistance in identifying suspects involved in a homicide in the 15th District. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward immediately.
A new report reveals significant disparities in access to high school sports across Pennsylvania, with opportunities varying widely by region. The Inquirer breaks down the findings and implications for students statewide.
The state budget allocates an additional $157 million to Philadelphia schools, boosting funding for education in the city. This increase aims to support resources, improve programs, and enhance student outcomes, officials say.
A Philadelphia man has been charged with attempted break-in at the home of Eagles star Saquon Barkley in July. Authorities say the suspect tried to unlawfully enter Barkley’s residence but was apprehended.
A judge has lifted a significant barrier to former President Trump’s mail voting order, allowing it to proceed as several states file a new legal challenge ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
Authorities uncovered a basement lab and digital evidence in the so-called “house of horrors,” linked to multiple murders. The discovery sheds new light on the ongoing investigation. More updates to follow.
This March in Philly, experience a vibrant lineup of events, festivals, and exhibitions showcasing the city’s rich culture and creativity. From art shows to music fests, visitphilly.com highlights the must-see happenings this month.
Haneef Palmer was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a Philadelphia dime heist and cargo theft, CBS News reports. Authorities say the crimes involved significant stolen goods and coordinated efforts.
LOL Entertainment is set to launch its second immersive gaming experience in Center City, expanding its popular interactive attractions. The new venue promises cutting-edge gameplay and innovative design for local gamers.
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 man was fatally shot in West Philadelphia, authorities confirm. The incident remains under investigation as police continue to search for suspects. No arrests have been made at this time.
We visited the only 100% free FIFA FanFest in the US to see how it operates. From crowd management to fan activities, discover the behind-the-scenes of this unique, no-cost event. Coverage by Business Insider.
The White House is promoting healthy eating but controversially cut a landmark nutrition education program. Critics argue this move could undermine efforts to improve public health, sparking debate on the administration’s priorities.
A Philadelphia mask suspect waived extradition in a Las Vegas court Wednesday, paving the way for his transfer to Pennsylvania to face charges. The hearing marked a key step in the ongoing investigation.
Superintendent Watlington announces key promotions and administrative changes within Philadelphia schools, aiming to strengthen leadership and improve educational outcomes across the district. Details outlined on Inquirer.com.


