Author: Ava Thompson

A missing 10-year-old boy last seen at a Philadelphia school has been found safe in Upper Chichester, authorities confirmed. The child is unharmed, and an investigation into the circumstances remains ongoing.

Former Trump administration officials reportedly sought confidential data on transgender children seeking medical care, raising concerns over privacy and potential targeting, according to a New York Times investigation.

US sheriff Dawn Schafer’s viral remark, “You don’t want this smoke,” directed at ICE agents, highlights rising tensions over immigration enforcement. Her stance has sparked debate on law enforcement roles and community safety.

As 2026 approaches, industries brace for shifting market dynamics and emerging technologies. Business leaders are strategizing now to stay competitive in an evolving global economy, says The Business Journals.

The last-ever penny was minted today at the Philadelphia Mint, marking the end of an era for the iconic U.S. coin. The decision reflects rising production costs and dwindling usage in everyday transactions.

Hundreds marched in Philadelphia to protest against ICE policies and U.S. military actions in Venezuela. The demonstration came days after a deadly shooting in Minneapolis, highlighting ongoing social and political tensions.

Catch the Lions vs. Eagles live on Sunday Night Football in Week 11, airing on NBC10 Philadelphia. Kickoff is at 8:20 PM ET. Tune in for full game coverage, expert analysis, and pre-game updates.

A new resolution proposes transferring vacant Philadelphia school buildings to the city, aiming to support Mayor Parker’s housing initiative. The plan seeks to repurpose unused properties for affordable housing development.

The Eagles’ delayed use of Britain Covey in the return game has raised questions among fans and analysts alike. NBC Sports Philadelphia explores the strategic and situational factors behind the team’s cautious approach.

South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries plans to invest $5 billion in the Philadelphia Shipyard. The move aims to boost U.S. shipbuilding capacity and create thousands of jobs, strengthening the domestic maritime industry.

The Philadelphia Eagles have enjoyed their greatest era in recent history, marked by record achievements and unforgettable moments. NBC10 Philadelphia urges fans to pause and celebrate this remarkable period.

In 2025, healthcare construction surged with two new hospitals opening and two multi-floor expansions underway, marking a significant boost in medical infrastructure and capacity across key regions.

Crime on SEPTA has dropped in the first half of 2025, according to a new report. The transit authority cites enhanced security measures and community partnerships as key factors behind the decline.

Joe DeCamara stands as the vital link between Philadelphia’s sports history and future on 94WIP. His deep knowledge and engaging presence continue to resonate with fans old and new, solidifying his role at Barrett Media.

Philadelphia has significantly increased its homicide clearance rate, thanks to innovative police tactics, community collaboration, and data-driven approaches, marking a notable shift in the city’s fight against violent crime.

Mayor Cherelle Parker and City Council face scrutiny after spending taxpayer funds on promotional materials highlighting their achievements. Critics question if this is self-promotion or public information.

In 2025, 25 Philadelphia-area hotels changed hands in a $188 million deal, highlighting a robust market for hospitality investments in the region, reports The Business Journals.

Villanova Athletics secured a $1 million scholarship fund through a new partnership with a banking firm. The investment aims to enhance opportunities for student-athletes, strengthening the program’s future.

ICE Philadelphia arrested a Salvadoran criminal alien convicted of child cruelty, fentanyl trafficking intent, attempted robbery, and money laundering, highlighting enforcement of immigration and public safety laws.

Philadelphia is on track to record its lowest number of homicides in 20 years, according to Audacy. The significant decline marks a major shift in the city’s public safety landscape.