Author: Miles Cooper
Philly schools report progress and ongoing challenges as they prepare for 2026. Improvements in student achievement and infrastructure are noted, but issues like funding and equity remain key concerns, officials say.
Philadelphia Insurance launches a new digital Business Owners Policy (BOP) platform, enhancing small business solutions with streamlined coverage options and faster quoting to better meet evolving client needs.
A woman was hospitalized following an early morning shooting in Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident as they seek information from witnesses. The victim’s condition remains critical.
During the 2025 government shutdown, key sites in Philly’s Historic District face closures. While Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell are closed, nearby museums and restaurants remain open for visitors.
Despite recent school funding reforms in Pennsylvania, significant gaps remain in resources and support across districts, highlighting ongoing challenges in achieving equitable education statewide, reports phillytrib.com.
Philadelphia police under-reported 2021 crime data to the FBI, Axios reports. The discrepancy raises concerns about the accuracy of crime statistics and efforts to address public safety in the city.
Philadelphia business owners are pushing back against a proposed curfew bill, arguing it could hurt local commerce and hinder economic recovery. The debate intensifies as city officials weigh public safety concerns.
Philadelphia sports face relentless challenges this year, with teams struggling across the board. From injuries to tough losses, the city’s athletes are battling against the odds in a season marked by adversity.
Twenty-six individuals have been charged in a college basketball point-shaving scheme, accused of bribing players to manipulate game outcomes. Authorities say the scandal undermines sports integrity.
Federal authorities have charged a Philadelphia man as a ringleader in an alleged NCAA point-shaving scheme, marking a major development in the ongoing investigation into collegiate sports betting fraud.
The Philadelphia Eagles have signed eight players to reserve/future contracts, bolstering their roster ahead of the upcoming season. These moves aim to strengthen depth and evaluate talent for training camp.
Kyle Shanahan’s bold trick-play touchdown ignited the 49ers in a thrilling win over the Eagles. The daring call proved pivotal, sealing a wild game and showcasing Shanahan’s strategic flair.
In Philadelphia, outdoor learning spaces are sparking children’s creativity by connecting them with nature. Programs incorporate play and exploration, promoting imagination and problem-solving skills in young learners.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed defenseman Egor Zamula to a one-year NHL contract, bolstering their defensive lineup. This move highlights the team’s commitment to strengthening their roster for the upcoming season.
Mommy Poppins’ editors reveal the top free activities for families in Philly this January 2026. From museum days to winter festivals, discover budget-friendly ways to enjoy the city with kids all month long.
Philadelphia gears up for Mother’s Day Weekend 2025 with a variety of family-friendly brunch spots, outdoor activities, and special events. Mommy Poppins highlights top picks to celebrate moms in style.
ICE has finally removed a man linked to the Eddie Polec murder case from the U.S. The long-awaited deportation marks a key development in ongoing efforts to address crime and immigration enforcement in Philadelphia.
A federal government shutdown could disrupt SNAP and WIC benefits for Pennsylvanians and New Jerseyans, risking food access for vulnerable families. Officials urge monitoring updates as funding uncertainties loom.
In 2025, local leadership saw significant shifts, marked by several surprise departures. These unexpected changes reshaped the business landscape, prompting shifts in strategy across key industries.
Five charts reveal the impact of Trump’s immigration policies on Pennsylvania and New Jersey, highlighting shifts in demographics, employment, and public services, according to data analyzed by Inquirer.com.