The Philadelphia Eagles enter Week 18 with a realistic chance to secure the No. 2 seed in the NFC. With key wins and favorable tiebreakers, their playoff path remains alive as they eye home-field advantage.
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The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s September 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey shows a modest rise in factory activity, signaling steady growth amid ongoing supply chain improvements and cautious demand forecasts.
Eighteen individuals with Philadelphia-area connections have been named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for 2026, highlighting the region’s rising talent across various industries.
Philadelphia’s top dinner spots come alive with vibrant atmospheres and creative menus. “The Most Fun Dinner Spots In Philadelphia – The Infatuation” showcases where locals enjoy great food and unforgettable nights out.
Philadelphia’s Wynnefield neighborhood welcomed a new nearly $90 million school, marking a major investment in local education. The state-of-the-art facility aims to boost learning opportunities for area students.
In 2025, six major gifts totaling over $250 million boosted Philadelphia-area universities, marking a landmark year for higher education philanthropy, reports The Business Journals.
Philadelphia Magazine highlights 10 influential local leaders shaping the future of city politics. These voices inspire hope through advocacy, innovation, and a commitment to equity, signaling a promising path ahead for Philly.
The latest NFC playoff standings reveal key battles as the Philadelphia Eagles aim to secure a top seed. Here’s your Week 16 rooting guide to help Eagles fans track crucial matchups and potential playoff scenarios.
The School District of Philadelphia has reached a tentative agreement with the principals union, marking a significant step toward resolving ongoing contract negotiations, WHYY reports. Further details are expected soon.
Philadelphia gears up for Halloween with 50+ spooky and family-friendly events, from haunted tours to festive fall festivals. Discover thrilling ghost hunts, pumpkin patches, and costume parades across the city this season.
A series of armed robberies in Philadelphia has triggered a police investigation, FOX 29 reports. Authorities are actively seeking suspects and urging the public to remain vigilant as the spree continues.
Kaitlin Olson opens up about her new project High Potential, teases an exciting Always Sunny in Philadelphia crossover, and shares her favorite drink: tequila lime & soda. An exclusive insight into the star’s latest ventures.
The Philadelphia School Board faces scrutiny over recent school closures, stalled teacher contract negotiations, and new policies on lunch and bathroom breaks. Community members demand transparency and swift resolutions.
Sources confirm Philadelphia Eagles’ defensive tackle Jalen Carter will miss Monday Night Football after undergoing shoulder procedures. The team adjusts lineup as they prepare for the crucial game. (PHL17.com)
Discover the latest events and activities in Philadelphia with WHYY’s Weekly Entertainment Guide. From art exhibits to live music, stay updated on the city’s vibrant cultural scene every week.
A new ArcGIS StoryMap reveals a stark correlation between low-income neighborhoods and higher crime rates in Philadelphia. The interactive tool highlights economic disparities shaping local safety challenges.
As Philadelphia plans to close schools amid budget cuts, a local group urges caution, warning that demolishing school buildings could harm communities and limit future educational opportunities.
A man and woman were critically injured in a shooting in Philadelphia, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no arrests made yet. The victims remain in critical condition.
Philadelphia schools will invest $5 million in teacher training to improve struggling algebra scores, partnering with the University of Pennsylvania to enhance instructional methods and student outcomes.
Violent crime in Philadelphia has declined significantly, according to recent city data. Authorities credit targeted policing and community programs for the drop, marking a notable shift in public safety trends.