Author: Miles Cooper
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration must release billions in withheld SNAP funds, restoring vital assistance to millions of low-income Americans relying on food aid during the ongoing economic challenges.
A May Day protest in Philadelphia led to the arrest of 70 demonstrators for blocking streets, causing traffic disruptions downtown. Police managed the scene, emphasizing public safety while protesters voiced labor and immigrant rights concerns.
NOMO is making strides in Philadelphia by empowering young business owners with resources, mentorship, and funding opportunities aimed at fostering local entrepreneurship and economic growth.
Chicago Residents Push Back Against Federal Troop Deployment Threats Amid Crime Concerns Community Voices Challenge Negative Portrayals of Chicago President Donald Trump’s recent declaration to deploy National Guard forces to Chicago ignited a wave of backlash from locals who reject his severe characterization of the city as a “killing field.” This rhetoric has intensified debates around public safety in America’s third-largest metropolis, where residents emphasize a more nuanced reality. Longtime Locals Affirm Chicago’s Safety and Resilience Having called Chicago home for nearly six decades, many residents express confidence in the city’s safety. One lifelong Chicagoan remarked, “After 57 years here,…
A new true crime docuseries explores the mysterious 2011 death of Ellen Greenberg, a Philadelphia teacher. The series reexamines the case, shedding light on unanswered questions and sparking renewed public interest.
The Philadelphia Business Journal has released its complete list of Fast 50 companies, spotlighting the region’s fastest-growing businesses. The annual ranking highlights innovation and growth across various sectors.
Cooler air has settled over Philadelphia, bringing relief before a warmup this weekend. Expect mild temperatures and clear skies through Friday, with warmer conditions returning by Saturday, according to CBS News forecasts.
Sandbox VR has launched in Center City Philadelphia, delivering unparalleled immersive VR gaming. Combining full-body tracking and hyper-realistic environments, it sets a new standard for interactive entertainment in the city.
Eight individuals have been charged in connection with a series of carjackings and shootings across Philadelphia and Montgomery County, officials announced. Authorities continue investigating the incidents targeting public safety.
A talented artist is making waves in Philadelphia by celebrating the city’s sports teams through vibrant, unique artwork. Their creations capture the spirit of Philly fandom, drawing acclaim from fans and media alike.
SEPTA’s Sports Express train service will run extra trips for the Eagles’ home opener against the Dallas Cowboys. Fans should check updated schedules for smooth travel to Lincoln Financial Field. Stay tuned to 6abc for details.
Philadelphia DA Dennis Castillo launched a tirade against former President Trump, calling him a “fascist” and comparing him to Hitler, during a heated encounter at a park. The confrontation was captured in a viral video.
Philadelphia business owners voiced strong opposition to the newly imposed overnight curfew at City Hall, citing economic strain and safety concerns. Many urge city officials to reconsider the restrictions.
Eagles and Buccaneers clash in Week 4 in a highly anticipated showdown. Get the latest on prediction, picks, odds, spread, TV channels, and live stream options exclusively on CBS Sports. Don’t miss the action!
A victim was airlifted to a hospital following a shooting in Grimes County, authorities confirmed. The incident remains under investigation. More details will be provided as they become available.
Aunt Orphia’s in Philadelphia, famed for its delicious pound cakes, has been honored with the 2025 Family-Owned Business Award. The bakery’s legacy of quality and tradition continues to sweeten the community.
Two years after young father Kyle Murdock was fatally shot in North Philadelphia, his mother continues to seek justice. 6abc Philadelphia highlights the ongoing fight to solve the case and bring closure to the family.
Inside the East Coast’s largest open-air drug market, vendors operate in broad daylight, challenging law enforcement and raising public safety concerns. This City Journal report delves into the market’s impact on the community and efforts to curb it.
Black music transcends entertainment, serving as a “first draft of history” that documents cultural struggles and triumphs. It offers vital insights into societal change and identity, reflecting deeper narratives beyond melody.
Drexel’s School of Education launches a new program creating a “bridge” to kindergarten for Philadelphia children, easing their transition and boosting early learning success in underserved communities.