Author: Jackson Lee
Jackson Lee
A data journalist who uses numbers to tell compelling narratives.
A man was fatally shot outside his Philadelphia home months ago. His mother now seeks answers as the investigation continues, urging anyone with information to come forward. 6abc Philadelphia will provide updates.
A man was shot in the head and killed Sunday in Philadelphia’s Hunting Park neighborhood, police confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident but have made no arrests so far. NBC10 will provide updates as more details emerge.
Discover Philadelphia’s vibrant nightlife with Joonbug.com’s latest guide to the best clubs, bars, and entertainment venues. From trendy dance spots to cozy bars, find where the city comes alive after dark.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker stands firm amid city workers’ strike, declaring, “If that means I’m a one-term mayor, then so be it.” Her unwavering stance highlights the high stakes in ongoing labor talks.
SEPTA service cuts risk causing major disruptions on Philly’s first day of school, raising concerns among students, parents, and schools about delayed commutes and overcrowded buses, WHYY reports.
State Rep. Chris Rabb, known for his anti-establishment progressive stance, has announced his candidacy for the congressional seat of Dwight Evans, signaling a competitive race ahead.
In a heated election season, voters in key battleground states turned their attention from Trump and Harris to football, seeking a brief respite from political tensions as the stakes remained high.
Fans can watch ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Season 17, Episode 4 for free tonight. Syracuse.com details legal streaming options and scheduled broadcasts, ensuring viewers don’t miss the latest episode.
Jared McCain expressed excitement over a veteran player’s return to the Philadelphia 76ers, highlighting the boost in experience and leadership for the team’s playoff aspirations, Sports Illustrated reports.
Philadelphia once teased big entertainment projects like DisneyQuest, TrumpStreet, and Will Smith’s Silver City Studios. These ambitious developments promised transformation but never fully materialized.
Philadelphia immigrant leaders express deep concern over President Trump’s deportation plans, pledging to resist efforts they say threaten their communities. They vow continued advocacy and legal challenges to protect immigrant rights.
SEPTA reports its largest decline in serious crimes, marking a historic safety improvement across the transit system. The agency credits enhanced security measures for the significant drop, highlighting a safer commute for passengers.
Squash has thrived in Philadelphia for 125 years, yet remains a local secret. A sports psychologist reveals how the city’s unique culture and mental demands make it a standout but underappreciated sport.
WHYY Philadelphia and PRX are launching Sports In America, a new radio program and podcast exploring the cultural impact of sports across the nation. The series aims to provide fresh perspectives and stories from diverse voices.
The Philadelphia Eagles have made a final decision on their 2024 fifth-round pick, WR, just before the roster cut deadline. The move highlights the team’s strategic adjustments ahead of the NFL season.
The School District of Philadelphia’s Board of Education has officially adopted the academic calendars for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 school years, outlining key dates and holidays for students and staff.
Shapiro-Davis administration visits OIC Philadelphia to emphasize investing in safety initiatives. The tour highlights Pennsylvania’s commitment to workplace safety and community well-being.
At the Philadelphia250 gala, “Philly girl” Jill Biden delivered a warm, unifying speech, steering clear of politics. Her remarks focused on community strength and shared values, resonating with the hometown crowd.
Kamala Harris’ campaign sharply criticized Bob Brady for shirking responsibility after Tuesday’s red wave, calling out his lack of leadership. The backlash highlights growing tensions within the party ahead of upcoming elections.
A Soros-linked Philadelphia DA cautioned former President Trump after a DC crime crackdown, warning, “Better not try it in Philly.” The comment highlights ongoing tensions over law enforcement approaches in major cities.