Author: William Green

Police are searching for a suspect after two people were fatally shot and another injured in separate armed robberies in Hunting Park, Philadelphia. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward. Investigation ongoing.

The Trump administration replaced a slavery exhibition at the President’s House site in Philadelphia with a new display emphasizing the Founding Fathers’ legacy, sparking debate over historical interpretation.

After 18 seasons, “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” offers surprising business lessons: resilience, adaptability, and bold risk-taking—key traits for building ventures that withstand the test of time in a competitive market.

The Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia stands as South Philly’s premier destination for sports and entertainment. Home to the Flyers and 76ers, it offers fans thrilling events and modern amenities in a vibrant setting.

Philadelphia progressives celebrated a key win with Jamie R. Rabb’s election, crediting grassroots organizing for the success. Supporters say old-school tactics helped mobilize voters and secure the victory.

The City of Philadelphia has announced transportation plans and key details for upcoming World Cup matches. Enhanced transit options and safety measures aim to ensure smooth event experiences for all attendees.

Students and teachers rallied in Philadelphia, urging officials to halt planned school closures. The group highlighted the impact on education quality and community stability, calling for alternative solutions.

Philadelphia is increasing the inclusion of special education students in general education classrooms. While aimed at boosting integration, some teachers express concern over support and resources to meet diverse student needs.

This weekend in Philadelphia, families can explore interactive museums, enjoy outdoor festivals, and visit historic parks. Metro Philadelphia highlights top kid-friendly events offering fun for all ages. Don’t miss out!

Philly progressives made notable gains in recent Democratic ward elections, signaling growing influence. However, longtime party chair Bob Brady remains well-positioned for reelection, maintaining his stronghold in city politics.

Blank Rome LLP has welcomed Glen L. Abramson as Of Counsel in its Philadelphia office, enhancing the firm’s business litigation team with his extensive experience in complex commercial disputes.

Philly’s school closure process has been officially approved, marking a significant development in the city’s education landscape. The decision follows extensive community input and aims to streamline resource allocation.

An off-duty officer and another individual were injured in a small plane crash at Fluehr Park in Northeast Philadelphia, FOX 29 reports. Emergency crews responded swiftly, and both victims were transported to local hospitals.

A recent Suffolk University-Philadelphia Inquirer poll highlights education as Philadelphia’s leading concern. Residents prioritize school funding, quality, and safety, underscoring urgent calls for reform in the city’s education system.

Philadelphia continues to face challenges with rising gun violence, as recent statistics reveal an increase in shootings and fatalities. Omnilert highlights prevention efforts aimed at community safety and reducing firearm incidents.

A 20-year-old man was fatally shot in the head in Philadelphia’s Frankford neighborhood, police report. The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to identify suspects.

Three people were killed in separate shootings over the weekend in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. Police are actively investigating the incidents as the city faces a surge in weekend violence.

A man was shot and killed while driving in Northeast Philadelphia on Tuesday, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, seeking witnesses and any information to assist in the case.

Pope Leo XIV called for global unity during his acceptance of the Liberty Medal at a Philadelphia ceremony. Emphasizing peace and cooperation, he urged nations to work together for a better future.

A reform coalition is challenging traditional power in Philadelphia by targeting key party committee seats, sparking resistance from established local Democrats. The effort aims to reshape the city’s political landscape.