Author: Jackson Lee

A disaster emergency has been declared in Pennsylvania as a dangerous winter storm brings heavy snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. Authorities urge residents to stay indoors and prepare for possible power outages.

Philadelphia offers plenty to explore even on rainy days. From world-class museums and historic landmarks to cozy cafes and vibrant indoor markets, discover 23 top activities to enjoy while staying dry in Philly.

Two leading Philadelphia Jewish day schools announced a strategic unification aimed at strengthening educational programs and community impact. The merger promises enhanced resources and a unified vision for the future.

Philly business owners and residents joined a nationwide protest against ICE, demanding immigration reforms and halting of deportations. The demonstration highlighted community solidarity and calls for justice.

Philadelphia’s district attorney and sheriff reaffirm their firm stance, warning “We will arrest you” to ICE agents operating in the city, underscoring intensified local resistance to federal immigration enforcement.

The Philadelphia Eagles enter the 2026 offseason with key roster decisions ahead, focusing on bolstering their defense and managing salary cap challenges to maintain their championship contention.

The President’s House in Philadelphia is restoring its slavery exhibits, shedding light on the enslaved people who lived there during George Washington’s presidency. The restoration aims to deepen public understanding of this overlooked history.

Philadelphia District Attorney says additional funding is crucial to effectively combat major criminals. The call for more resources aims to strengthen prosecutions and enhance public safety, WHYY reports.

Philadelphia police have arrested a suspect in a decades-old mob-related cold case. The arrest occurred near the original crime scene, marking a significant breakthrough in the long-unsolved murder investigation.

Hundreds marched through Philadelphia Thursday to protest recent ICE raids nationwide. Demonstrators called for an end to immigration enforcement actions, urging policymakers to halt deportations and protect immigrant communities.

NFL analyst forecasts the Philadelphia Eagles will sign a top-tier wide receiver in free agency to elevate Jalen Hurts’ value heading into 2026, per A to Z Sports. The move aims to boost the team’s offensive firepower.

The Eagles’ offense has struggled significantly this season, raising concerns about their consistency and effectiveness. NBC Sports Philadelphia examines whether this downturn signals a deeper issue or a temporary slump.

Philadelphia’s Instagrammable park is a vibrant artistic hub, blending colorful murals, live entertainment, and scenic views. A must-visit spot for sightseeing and cultural immersion, it draws locals and tourists alike.

Philadelphia-area schools announce closings, delayed openings, and remote learning for Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026, due to severe weather conditions. Stay tuned for updates on cbsnews.com.

Temple University alumni have been recognized on the prestigious ‘Who’s Next in Politics’ list, highlighting their rising influence and leadership in shaping the future political landscape.

ICE tactics in Minneapolis have ignited a political firestorm, drawing sharp criticism from Philadelphia City Hall to Washington. Officials nationwide debate the agency’s approach amid growing calls for reform.

In “My Secret for Engaging Students in a Black History ‘Jawn’ (Opinion),” an educator shares innovative methods to make Black history lessons dynamic and relatable, boosting student interest and participation.

The Philadelphia Citizen highlights 20+ Black-owned businesses making a positive impact across the city. These enterprises drive economic growth, foster community support, and champion social change in Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia Eagles have officially hired Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator. Mannion, known for his strategic offensive acumen, is expected to bring fresh energy to the Eagles’ playbook.

The LGBTQ community in Pennsylvania is urging lawmakers to strengthen hate crime laws after a rise in targeted violence. Advocates call for enhanced protections and harsher penalties to ensure safety.