Author: William Green

A Philadelphia family that has taught music in city schools for 74 years is ending its legacy. The Inquirer reports on the closing of a multigenerational chapter in Philly’s music education history.

A person was fatally stabbed in Philadelphia’s Kensington section, police report. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No arrests have been made at this time.

Crime in Philadelphia noticeably drops following a Super Bowl win, according to Inquirer.com. The city experiences a surge in community spirit and street celebrations, leading to a temporary decline in criminal activity.

Switches are critical networking devices that connect multiple devices in a local area network. In South Philly, these devices power homes and businesses, ensuring smooth and fast internet communication. NBC10 Philadelphia reports on their growing use.

BBC’s flagship political debate show, Question Time, is coming to Philadelphia. Fans can attend the live recording by registering online. CBS News details how U.S. viewers can be part of the audience.

The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2025 schedule is dissected quarter by quarter in Eagles Wire’s latest analysis, highlighting key matchups, potential challenges, and playoff implications for each segment of the season.

Amid rising fears over immigration enforcement, Philadelphia immigrant students are expressing growing anxiety. Advocates are urging the school district to implement stronger protections to ensure a safe learning environment.

On Election Day in Pennsylvania, voters can expect expanded polling locations, updated safety protocols, and real-time results coverage. PBS highlights key changes aimed at ensuring a smooth, secure voting experience statewide.

Heavy storms are expected to hit the Philadelphia area on Monday, raising the risk of flash flooding. NEXT Weather warns residents to stay alert and prepare for potential hazardous conditions.

At 29, a rising Republican candidate stands poised to become Philadelphia’s sole GOP state senator, challenging the city’s Democratic stronghold in a pivotal upcoming election.

The federal education department office in Philadelphia is among seven nationwide set to close, part of a broader government consolidation effort, officials announced. The move aims to streamline operations and reduce costs.

The WNBA has announced plans to add expansion teams in three cities by 2030, aiming to grow the league’s reach and fanbase. This move reflects the rising popularity and investment in women’s professional basketball.

FYI Philly on 6abc Philadelphia is spotlighting the best holiday entertainment this season. From festive events to local shows, viewers can explore family-friendly activities to celebrate the holidays in style.

Vancouver secured a hard-fought victory against LAFC, showcasing resilience and strategic grit. Meanwhile, Columbus dominated Philadelphia with a commanding performance, advancing confidently in their matchup.

Three people were killed and 11 others wounded in a shooting in Philadelphia’s entertainment district, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident as they search for suspects. The community remains shaken.

The Business Journals reveal the 2025 Best Places to Work finalists in the micro company category, highlighting standout small businesses excelling in employee satisfaction and workplace culture.

Mac’s Tavern, the bar owned by stars of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” will close after 15 years. The iconic venue has been a fan favorite spot, marking the end of an era for both locals and fans.

The Pennsylvania Department of State oversees business registrations, licensing, and compliance, ensuring a transparent and efficient environment for entrepreneurs and corporations across the Commonwealth.

Union top scorer Tai Baribo is rehabbing an injury in Israel while tensions escalate in the region amid the Iran conflict. The Philly Sports Network reports on his recovery and off-field challenges.

Black voters in Philadelphia are emerging as a pivotal force in the 2024 presidential race, with their support potentially tipping the scales toward either Harris or Trump, according to Capital B News.