A man was fatally shot in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as they seek information from witnesses. No arrests have been made. NBC10 Philadelphia will provide updates.
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Despite major wins for Pennsylvania Democrats this year, a sharp drop in Philadelphia voter turnout raises concerns about engagement and future electoral strength in the state’s key urban stronghold.
Philadelphia police are searching for a teen wanted in connection to a robbery and a mugging that occurred minutes apart. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact FOX 29 Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Eagles have lost yet another key starter as safety Reed Blankenship is sidelined due to injury. This setback adds to the team’s mounting challenges ahead of crucial upcoming games.
The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index hit its lowest level of 2026, signaling a contraction in regional factory activity. Experts warn this decline may indicate broader economic challenges ahead.
Philadelphia’s city beautification efforts, including cleaning vacant lots and planting trees, may help reduce violent crime, according to Penn researchers. Their study highlights the impact of urban renewal on public safety.
Philadelphia will become the WNBA’s 18th team, marking a significant expansion for the league. The announcement highlights the city’s growing role in professional women’s basketball. Further details to follow.
Rep. Chris Rabb joined left-wing commentator Hasan Piker at a rally in Philadelphia, advocating for progressive policies. The event highlighted key social and economic issues affecting the local community.
The Philadelphia Citizen exposes efforts to erase Black history, revealing systemic neglect and deliberate omission in education and public spaces. The article highlights the urgent need to preserve and honor Black heritage.
A lawsuit demands the Education Department tackle rising antisemitism within the Philadelphia school district, urging immediate action to protect Jewish students and ensure a safe learning environment.
The Trump administration faces criticism for plans to downplay George Washington’s involvement in slavery at the President’s House exhibit, sparking debate over historical accuracy and memory at a key national site.
Summer-like heat is set to hit the Philadelphia region Tuesday, with temperatures soaring into the upper 80s and low 90s. CBS News reports a mix of sun and humidity, with relief expected by midweek.
Former Gov. Ed Rendell has endorsed State Sen. Sharif Street to succeed Rep. Dwight Evans in Congress. Rendell’s backing is seen as a significant boost in the competitive race for the Philadelphia district seat.
The Philadelphia Eagles selected Vanderbilt tight end Eli Stowers with the 54th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, bolstering their offensive weaponry with the versatile pass-catcher.
A man was shot and killed following an argument in Point Breeze, Philadelphia, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for the suspect involved. No arrests have been made.
March Madness 2026 is driving a surge in bookings for Philadelphia hotels, with local businesses reporting record occupancy and increased revenue as fans flock to the city for the NCAA basketball tournament.
A teen girl and a man were killed, and a child injured in separate shootings in Philadelphia, police reported. Investigations are ongoing as authorities work to identify suspects and motives.
Philadelphia school safety officers will receive bulletproof vests, handcuffs, and new uniforms starting next fall, enhancing security measures across the district, officials announced. The initiative aims to boost safety in schools.
A Philadelphia political consultant was charged with forging thousands of signatures during the 2019 primary election, according to WHYY. The alleged fraud raised concerns about election integrity in the city.
The Liberty Museum in Philadelphia explores the intersection of World Cup soccer and American democracy, highlighting how the sport reflects themes of freedom, inclusion, and unity in the U.S. ahead of this year’s global tournament.