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Former Philadelphia Councilmember Bobby Henon has been transferred from prison to a halfway house, marking a step toward reintegration after serving time for corruption charges, according to Inquirer.com.
In Pennsylvania, a key swing state, educators are revamping civics instruction to better engage students and prepare them for informed voting. The initiative emphasizes critical thinking and practical government knowledge.
The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to acquire tackle Fred Johnson from the Jacksonville Jaguars, sending tackle/guard Darian Kinnard to the Green Bay Packers in a trade move aimed at bolstering their offensive line.
Katie Casey, editor at The Business Journals, continues to lead with insightful coverage on business trends and local economies, delivering timely news that shapes the industry landscape nationwide.
The Who’s scheduled concerts in Philadelphia and Atlantic City, featuring the iconic track “The Song Is Over,” have been postponed, CBS News reports. New dates will be announced soon. Fans are advised to hold on to their tickets.
A shooting in Northwest Philadelphia on Sunday sparked an hours-long barricade situation, prompting a heavy police response. Residents were urged to avoid the area as authorities worked to secure the scene.
Three people were killed and 11 others wounded in a shooting in Philadelphia’s entertainment district, police confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident, urging anyone with information to come forward.
The 2025 UNCF Women of Faith for Education Afternoon Tea in Philadelphia will unite community leaders and supporters to celebrate faith-driven empowerment and raise funds for student scholarships.
Discover the 95 leading branding, marketing, and media service businesses driving growth and innovation in Greater Philadelphia. Explore how these firms shape the region’s dynamic business landscape.
Philadelphia has launched the ‘21st Century’ workforce initiative at three high schools, aiming to equip students with modern skills and career pathways. The program focuses on technology, trade, and entrepreneurship opportunities.
The Philadelphia Eagles have waived/injured their 2022 first-round pick, signaling a major setback for the team’s draft plans. This move raises questions about the player’s future and the Eagles’ roster strategy.
SEPTA announces service cuts impacting select bus and train routes, alongside new schedules and fare hikes. Riders should prepare for changes starting soon, as the transit agency aims to address budget challenges.
Jakorian Bennett has made a strong impression in the Eagles’ cornerback competition, showcasing his skills and versatility. His performance is turning heads as Philadelphia finalizes its defensive backfield.
Philly education advocates are urging city officials to increase funding for public schools, highlighting urgent needs for resources and support to improve student outcomes and address ongoing challenges.
Rob McElhenney, star of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” has officially filed to legally change his name, according to court documents obtained by Entertainment Weekly. Details about the new name remain undisclosed.
The Business Journals unveiled the “Power 100: The business leaders shaping Greater Philadelphia in 2025,” highlighting the top 25 executives driving innovation and growth across key industries in the region.
Netflix announces the launch of its first Entertainment “Houses” in Philadelphia and Dallas by late 2025. These spaces aim to boost local content creation and community engagement, expanding Netflix’s U.S. entertainment footprint.
Pennsylvania’s 2024 election heats up as key developments unfold. Voter shifts, campaign strategies, and emerging issues are reshaping the race. Stay informed with the latest updates and analysis in the PA 2024 Newsletter.
Homicides in Philadelphia have dropped by 36% in 2024, with other major crimes also declining, police report. Officials attribute the decrease to increased community policing and targeted interventions.
Philadelphia school district will face deferred criminal prosecution and increased monitoring over asbestos safety lapses, aiming to address health risks and improve compliance in school facilities.