Archived: ERO Philadelphia arrested 29 criminal noncitizens during a weeklong surge operation, officials announced. The effort targeted individuals with criminal records to enhance community safety.
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Keon King has been charged with murder in the death of Philadelphia woman Kada Scott, authorities confirmed. New details reveal the circumstances surrounding the case are under active investigation.
The School District of Philadelphia has launched a comprehensive facilities planning process to address aging buildings, optimize space, and improve learning environments for thousands of students across the city.
Black-owned businesses took center stage at the annual Katika Festival, showcasing local entrepreneurs and cultural pride. The event highlighted community support and economic empowerment in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner has launched a new crime unit to tackle “short dumping,” addressing illegal waste disposal that harms communities and the environment. The initiative aims to strengthen enforcement and boost public safety.
Philadelphia has been awarded $8.47 million to enhance public transportation ahead of the World Cup, NBC10 Philadelphia reports. The funding aims to improve transit infrastructure and accommodate increased visitors.
School closures have sparked division among Philadelphia education officials, yet a shared commitment to student safety and learning remains. Despite disagreements, all parties seek to navigate challenges collaboratively.
A Philadelphia museum has reinstated its slavery exhibit after a judge cited George Orwell’s 1984 in ordering its return. The ruling emphasized the importance of confronting uncomfortable historical truths.
In 2025, Philadelphia’s legal sector saw significant lateral moves, reshaping the city’s top firms. The Business Journals highlights the top 10 hires driving innovation and growth in the industry this year.
The Kenney Administration released a progress report detailing recent efforts to curb violence in Philadelphia. Initiatives focus on community engagement, youth programs, and increased resources for public safety.
Back End Decisions – Philadelphia Sports Nation analyzes the critical late-game choices impacting Philly teams. From coaching calls to player moves, these decisions often shape the season’s outcomes and fan reactions.
Philadelphia offers a treasure trove of free museums and attractions, from historic landmarks to vibrant art spaces. Discover top spots where culture and history come alive without breaking the bank.
Taryn Hatcher has officially announced her departure as the Phillies dugout reporter on “On Pattison.” Her exit marks the end of an era covering the team’s inside stories and live game updates.
The Birds have soared back into the playoffs, aiming to defend their Super Bowl title. Here’s what fans need to know about their journey, key players, and upcoming matchups. Stay tuned with WHYY for the latest updates.
Philly’s Northwest Coalition has elected mayors across local communities, highlighting its growing influence. As Philadelphia’s mayoral race heats up, the coalition’s role could prove pivotal in shaping the city’s next leader.
Tuesday in Philadelphia will bring the coldest temperatures since February, with a mix of rain and snow expected throughout the day. Residents are advised to prepare for wintry conditions and possible travel disruptions.
ICE operations in Philadelphia have sparked concern among immigration advocates, who warn increased enforcement may lead to heightened community fear and family separations. Local groups call for vigilance and support.
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly is reportedly considering Philadelphia for its new Gateway Labs site, aiming to expand its research footprint. Sources say the city’s innovation ecosystem is a key draw.
The Philadelphia Eagles have shown marked improvement on offense this season, with stronger execution and key playmakers stepping up. But questions remain: Have they truly solved their scoring woes for good?
New operators have taken control of Philadelphia’s former Sonder rental properties, signaling a shift in the city’s short-term rental market. The transition aims to enhance guest experiences and revitalize the local hospitality scene.