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Businesses in Philadelphia boarded up windows ahead of the No Kings protest, as organizers called for demonstrations against controversial policies. Authorities prepared for potential unrest to ensure public safety.
Rob McElhenney, star of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” has filed legal documents to change his name. The actor’s reasons have not been disclosed. The move has sparked curiosity among fans and media alike.
Detroit-based Brilliant Cities announced plans to expand into Philadelphia in 2025, offering early childhood education and tutoring services. The move aims to address learning gaps and support local students, WHYY reports.
Eagles’ training camp Day 4 saw intense drills and notable performances as the team sharpened their skills. Key players impressed coaches, signaling strong potential for the upcoming season. Stay tuned for full highlights.
Essential Utilities has been named one of the 50 Most Community-Minded Businesses in the Greater Philadelphia Region by Morningstar, highlighting its commitment to local engagement and social responsibility.
A man was fatally shot near bars in Center City Philadelphia late Saturday. Police are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about nighttime safety in the popular entertainment district. No arrests reported yet.
Families and crime survivors in Philadelphia gathered for the National Healing Vigil Day of Action to honor loved ones lost to violence, advocating for justice and community healing, CBS News reports.
Eagles Wire ranks the 10 best head coaches in Philadelphia Eagles history, highlighting legendary leaders who shaped the franchise. The list features iconic names known for their impact and success on and off the field.
The Eagles kicked off their 2025 OTA sessions, offering the first glimpse of the team’s offseason progress. Key players showcased early chemistry, hinting at the squad’s potential for the upcoming NFL season.
Philadelphia lost $10.2 million in the latest round of AmeriCorps funding cuts, impacting local DOGE program services, according to Inquirer.com. The reduction raises concerns over community support and volunteer initiatives.
Parents in Philadelphia report that some students wear diapers due to limited bathroom breaks at school. They are demanding policy changes to ensure students can use restrooms when needed, highlighting concerns over student dignity and health.
Recent campus safety alerts at St. Joe’s have sparked concern among students, highlighting ongoing security issues. NBC10 Philadelphia reports calls for increased patrols and enhanced safety measures on campus.
Inside the Bob Brady and Philly Ward System Feud with Kamala Harris’ Campaign: What You Need to Know
Philadelphia’s longtime ward leader Bob Brady is at the center of a heated dispute with Kamala Harris’ campaign, spotlighting the city’s complex and influential ward system ahead of upcoming elections.
Philadelphia’s vibrant nightlife shines in “Top 6: Fun Bars in Philadelphia – Part 1” by 6abc. Discover must-visit spots offering great drinks, lively atmospheres, and unforgettable experiences across the city.
Philadelphia aims to become a national model for AI in education, integrating advanced technologies to enhance learning and support educators. The initiative seeks to set a benchmark for schools across the country.
The severe weather threat has passed after storms swept through the Philadelphia region, bringing heavy rain and powerful winds. Authorities report no major damage as conditions begin to improve.
Philadelphia schools are expanding free summer program seats this year to support student learning and engagement. The increase aims to provide more opportunities for academic enrichment and recreation during the break.
Two Philadelphia men, aged 67 and 62, have been charged with attempted burglary in South Brunswick, Central New Jersey. Authorities arrested the suspects following a prompt investigation.
PHILADELPHIA.Today reports that a new Formula One racing arcade is set to open in Philadelphia in 2025. The state-of-the-art venue promises immersive racing experiences for fans and gamers alike.
Prince Edward visited Philadelphia to promote youth education and celebrate the city’s rich history. The royal tour highlights ongoing efforts to inspire young learners and honor Philadelphia’s cultural heritage.