Citing Orwell’s 1984, a judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate a Philadelphia slavery exhibit it previously removed. The ruling underscores concerns over historical revisionism and censorship.
Author: Olivia Williams
A winter storm watch has been issued for the Philadelphia area ahead of potential snow and a wintry mix Sunday. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous conditions. CBS News will provide continuous weather updates.
The ACLU of Pennsylvania has filed a lawsuit accusing the Philadelphia School Board of violating the Sunshine Act by holding secret meetings, raising concerns over transparency and public trust in school governance.
Did the Phillies do enough to secure a playoff spot this season? After key trades and clutch performances, fans and analysts debate if the team’s moves will lead to long-term success or a missed opportunity.
Chester Trash Incinerator increased lobbying efforts in Philadelphia as City Council debates a proposed ban on incineration. The move highlights growing tensions over waste management and environmental health concerns.
The Philadelphia Eagles appear to have their next kicker lined up as a potential replacement for veteran Jake Elliott. Sources suggest the team is evaluating young talent to ensure a seamless transition in upcoming seasons.
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s February 2026 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals a modest uptick in regional factory activity, signaling cautious optimism among manufacturers despite ongoing economic uncertainties.
Eight former Philadelphia Eagles players are set to clash in Super Bowl 60, representing the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots. Their journeys highlight the enduring impact of Eagles alumni on NFL’s biggest stage.
Gas prices have surged past $4 per gallon nationwide and in Philadelphia for the first time since 2022, marking a significant rise amid ongoing economic pressures, according to a report by 6abc Philadelphia.
Philadelphia police have stepped up patrols in select areas following recent U.S. strikes in Iran, aiming to ensure public safety amid heightened tensions, CBS News reports. Authorities urge vigilance and cooperation.
The Dallas Cowboys are reportedly targeting the son of a Philadelphia Eagles legend in a bold trade move, adding intensity to the fierce rivalry. The potential deal has ignited fan speculation and league buzz.
Lane Johnson is set to return to the Philadelphia Eagles, strengthening their offensive line. His comeback boosts the team’s protection and run game as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season.
State Sen. Sharif Street officially launched his campaign for Congress, aiming to succeed retiring Rep. Dwight Evans. Street seeks to bring his legislative experience to the federal level in this competitive Philadelphia race.
Spring officially begins Friday in the Philadelphia region, with evening rain expected to move in. CBS News reports a cloudy day followed by showers overnight, with temperatures remaining mild throughout the weekend.
A judge has ruled that the Trump administration must temporarily restore slavery-related displays at Washington’s House. The decision underscores ongoing debates over historical representation in public spaces.
Philly’s Youth Commission empowers young leaders to build careers in politics through hands-on experience and mentorship. Control Z highlights how these initiatives shape the city’s future policymakers.
Former Seahawks cornerback Riq Woolen has agreed to terms with the Philadelphia Eagles, marking a new chapter in his NFL career. The move was confirmed by Seahawks Wire. Woolen aims to strengthen the Eagles’ secondary.
The Philadelphia Eagles have appointed Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator, aiming to boost their offensive strategy. The announcement was made Tuesday, marking a key move for the team’s upcoming season.
USA TODAY 10BEST highlights the absolute best free and entertaining activities in Philadelphia, from historic sites like the Liberty Bell to vibrant murals and scenic parks, offering visitors rich culture without spending a dime.
Heavy snowfall in the Philadelphia region this winter has driven a surge in demand at local hardware stores. Retailers report booming sales of snow shovels, salt, and winter supplies amid ongoing storms.
