Author: Samuel Brown
Samuel Brown
A sports reporter with a passion for the game.
Police are urging the public to assist in solving the murder of Basir Woolford, a 22-year-old man fatally shot in North Philadelphia. Authorities seek tips to bring justice in this ongoing investigation.
Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a historic Super Bowl victory, earning MVP honors with a stellar performance that cemented his status as a top NFL quarterback and franchise leader.
The Philly school board has started exploring an agreement to transfer abandoned properties to the city, aiming to address vacancy issues despite facing criticism from community members and advocates.
The Philadelphia Eagles aim to revive the gritty, relentless spirit of the “Broad Street Bullies” defense as they gear up for the upcoming NFL season, emphasizing toughness and physicality.
Gun violence in Philadelphia plummeted in 2024, though researchers remain uncertain about the exact causes. Experts suggest three key factors may have contributed to this unexpected decline.
Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts made NFL history by becoming the first player to commit two turnovers on the same play, Reuters reports. The unusual sequence highlights the high-pressure moments in Sunday’s game.
Amid a surge surpassing 500 homicides this year, Philadelphia leaders have announced plans to boost police presence across the city. The move aims to enhance public safety and curb escalating violence.
A government shutdown could disrupt federal services in the Philadelphia region, affecting everything from public safety to local jobs. Residents may face delays and uncertainty as agencies halt non-essential operations.
A Raleigh dog trainer has won the NBC National Dog Show in Philadelphia with a stunning canine. The victory highlights the city’s growing prominence in the competitive dog training scene.
The Cowboys vs. Eagles NFL game airs today at 1 p.m. ET. Catch the action on FOX, with live streaming available via the FOX Sports app and major platforms. Stay tuned for full schedule updates on IndyStar.
A father and son were struck by stray bullets during a shootout in Northeast Philadelphia, police say. Both victims were hospitalized, and authorities are investigating the incident. No suspects have been identified.
Potential SEPTA route cuts have raised concerns for Philadelphia parents worried about student commutes. Meanwhile, a School District of Philadelphia program aims to ease transit challenges and ensure continued access to education.
Election Day in the Philadelphia region will be sunny and pleasant, offering ideal conditions for voters. However, rain is expected later this week. Stay tuned to CBS News for the full weather forecast.
Twenty-three Philadelphia-based companies have been recognized on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private firms, highlighting the city’s thriving business landscape and innovation in 2024.
Philadelphia experiences a quiet Tuesday with calm skies and mild temperatures. However, rain is expected to arrive later this week, bringing showers and cooler conditions. Stay tuned for updates. – CBS News
Legendary musician Stevie Wonder surprised fans with an impromptu concert in Philadelphia. The unexpected performance delighted attendees, showcasing his timeless hits and unmatched energy.
Pennsylvania has approved $665 million in funding for schools statewide. For Philadelphia, this boost aims to address aging infrastructure and improve educational resources, signaling a significant investment in the city’s public education system.
Philadelphia city leaders emphasize that overall crime continues to decline despite a recent surge in violent incidents over the weekend, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve public safety, CBS News reports.
Philadelphia police are investigating after a man was stabbed in the chest at a local gas station. Authorities responded quickly, and the victim was taken to a hospital. No arrests have been made yet. The investigation is ongoing.
Philly Kindergarten 101 offers essential information for families preparing for the next school year. The City of Philadelphia’s official guide covers registration, readiness, and resources to ensure a smooth start for young learners.