Author: Victoria Jones

Entertainment Weekly has ranked the 25 best episodes of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” highlighting the show’s sharp wit and enduring impact on comedy. Fans can revisit iconic moments from the cult hit series.

LeBron James’ final act transcends basketball, reflecting deeper themes of legacy and the passage of time. Claire de Lune explores how the star’s concluding chapter speaks to more than just his on-court achievements.

Glenn Howerton criticizes the use of doc cameras from “Abbott Elementary” in the upcoming “Always Sunny” crossover, calling it a creative misstep, in an exclusive Entertainment Weekly clip.

A contractor was killed in Philadelphia’s Roxborough section, with authorities alleging ties to the notorious “Traveling Conman Fraud Group,” DHS reports. Investigation ongoing, police urge public vigilance.

Four individuals were diagnosed with a rare brain cancer, linked only by their connection to a closed Army ammunition plant. Authorities are investigating potential environmental causes at the site.

C.J. Gardner-Johnson sparked controversy with his recent comments on the Eagles’ breakup. Critics argue his remarks were misleading and disrespectful, overshadowing team dynamics and fueling unnecessary drama.

Philadelphia voters may soon elect school board members for the first time. Changing the current appointment system requires state legislation and city approval, shaping the future of local education governance.

“Thank You, Philadelphia: What Building REC Philly Taught Me About This City” explores the challenges and triumphs behind REC Philly’s creation, revealing the city’s resilient spirit and vibrant community support.

A person was fatally shot last night, an incident captured on the Citizen app. Authorities responded swiftly, but no suspects have been identified. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motive and circumstances.

In 2026, a growing number of Pennsylvania business owners in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are opting to sell. Market shifts, economic forecasts, and lucrative valuations drive this rising trend, reports North Penn Now.

Sens. McCormick and Fetterman promoted “Trump accounts” for kids during a Philadelphia visit, highlighting savings initiatives aimed at young savers as part of their broader financial literacy efforts.

Netflix’s expansion into physical retail could breathe new life into struggling American malls. As streaming giant experiments with in-person experiences, malls seek to reinvent themselves amid declining foot traffic, Bloomberg reports.

Several Philadelphia bars have applied for permits to extend their operating hours until 4 a.m. this summer. The move aims to boost nightlife as the city recovers from pandemic restrictions. Permits are under review by city officials.

Philadelphia Eagles star defender officially called for holding, impacting key moments in the game. The Big Lead details how this penalty influenced the team’s defensive strategy and overall performance.

State Rep. Morgan Cephas has officially withdrawn from the race for U.S. Congress, citing strategic reasons. Her departure reshapes the competitive field as candidates vie for the open seat. More details on Inquirer.com.

Three officers are recovering after a shootout in West Philadelphia, where the suspect was killed. The incident remains under investigation. NBC10 Philadelphia will provide updates as more details emerge.

Philadelphia sports columnist labels Patriots WR A.J. Brown an “obvious traitor,” criticizing his move from the Eagles. The commentary highlights lingering fan resentment over Brown’s controversial exit.

The U.S. men’s soccer team won’t face England in Philadelphia on the nation’s 250th birthday. Instead, the hosts will open their knockout stage campaign against a different opponent, reshaping expectations for the high-profile match.

As Trump intensifies attacks on DEI initiatives, college diversity officers from across the U.S. convened in Philadelphia to strategize ways to sustain and advance inclusion efforts amid mounting political pressures.

Aramark has launched a collectible cup series across Philadelphia to celebrate America250. The initiative highlights American heritage and community pride, engaging residents with unique, limited-edition designs.