Author: Miles Cooper
Saturday’s “No Kings” protest in Philadelphia drew hundreds demanding an end to systemic inequality. The peaceful demonstration featured speeches, chants, and vibrant signs calling for justice and reform across the city.
A ShopRite-anchored shopping center in Northeast Philadelphia, featuring a Wawa convenience store, has been listed for sale. The property presents a prime retail investment opportunity in a high-traffic area.
Otherworld, a cutting-edge immersive art and entertainment attraction, is set to open in Philadelphia in May 2023. The innovative venue promises interactive experiences blending technology and creativity.
With OTAs underway, the Philadelphia Eagles are making key strides in their 2025 preparation. Coach Spadaro highlights the importance of these sessions in building chemistry and setting the foundation for next season’s success.
A teenager was arrested in connection with a series of burglaries across Northeast Philadelphia and Montgomery County, authorities confirmed. The suspect is currently in custody as investigations continue.
As summer approaches, Philadelphia faces new tariff challenges impacting local sports and recreation industries. Navigating these changes is crucial for organizers and fans to ensure a seamless Philly summer experience.
A mass shooting at Lemon Hill in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park left 2 dead and 9 wounded. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no suspects yet identified. CBS News will provide updates as information develops.
Philadelphia business groups have filed a lawsuit against the city over its late-night curfew, arguing it harms local commerce and violates their rights. The Northeast Times reports the legal battle intensifies as restrictions remain in place.
Two people are dead and several others injured in a mass shooting at Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park, authorities confirm. The incident has sparked an ongoing investigation as police work to ensure public safety.
Due to overwhelming fan demand, global entertainment icon Usher has added a second Philadelphia show to his highly anticipated North America tour. Both concerts will take place at the Wells Fargo Center. Tickets are on sale now.
Two people died and one was seriously injured after a fire tore through a South Philadelphia apartment building, authorities confirmed. Firefighters battled the blaze, which caused significant damage. Investigations are ongoing.
Oxygen’s new true crime series, Philly Homicide, delves into Philadelphia’s darkest murders, featuring firsthand accounts from the city’s toughest detectives. The show offers a gripping, insider look into complex investigations and relentless pursuit of justice.
The Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates reignite the Battle of Pennsylvania, facing off in a fierce MLB rivalry. Fans anticipate thrilling moments as both teams vie for state bragging rights.
A prominent political and labor leader in Philadelphia has been sentenced to six years in prison. The ruling marks a significant development in local governance and labor relations. Further details to follow.
A man was chased and shot in the back and head by a gunman on a Philadelphia street, according to police. The incident remains under investigation as authorities search for the suspect. NBC10 Philadelphia will provide updates.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are debating a bill to ban the use of “Alabama” as a racial slur. The move aims to address offensive language and promote respect in public discourse, sparking mixed reactions statewide.
A Drexel study finds men and residents of high-crime areas experience larger reductions in heart disease deaths linked to community parks. Green spaces may offer crucial health benefits in vulnerable neighborhoods.
PM showers are expected Thursday in the Philadelphia region, ahead of widespread rainy weather set to arrive Friday, CBS News reports. Residents should prepare for increasing wet conditions through the week.
Philadelphia small businesses have new opportunities in April 2025 to secure grants aimed at fostering growth and innovation. Key programs include city-backed initiatives and private foundations offering vital financial support.
Several Phillies prospects, including standout outfielder Mick Abel and infielder Bryson Stott, are climbing the ranks in the organization. Their progress highlights the team’s promising future, reports Philly Sports Network.