The Philadelphia Teachers Union has ratified a new 3-year contract with the school district, securing improved pay and benefits. The agreement aims to enhance working conditions and support student success.
West Philadelphia’s neighborhood has seen a dramatic turnaround after years of crime, driven by a strong community partnership. Local efforts have boosted safety and revitalized the area, marking a hopeful chapter for residents.
Philadelphia business owners voiced strong opposition to the newly imposed overnight curfew at City Hall, citing economic strain and safety concerns. Many urge city officials to reconsider the restrictions.
Eagles star Dallas Goedert recalls a poignant early conversation after joining Philadelphia: “My dad told me he’s finally okay to die now.” The emotional moment highlights the deep bond and support behind the athlete’s journey.
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Charlie Day, star of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” recently toured Boston bars promoting a whisky brand. The actor engaged fans while sampling local venues, highlighting the city’s vibrant bar scene.
Dwight Evans has not voted since suffering a stroke in May but assures he will return to the polls in November. The longtime Philadelphia congressman remains committed to serving despite health challenges.
Netflix has announced opening dates for its permanent entertainment and shopping venues in Philadelphia and Dallas. These locations aim to expand the brand’s physical presence, offering fans immersive experiences and exclusive merchandise.
Many Philadelphia students who express plans to attend college never enroll. Barriers like financial challenges, lack of support, and confusing application processes contribute to this persistent gap, raising concerns for the city’s education future.
A victim was airlifted to a hospital following a shooting in Grimes County, authorities confirmed. The incident remains under investigation. More details will be provided as they become available.
Aunt Orphia’s in Philadelphia, famed for its delicious pound cakes, has been honored with the 2025 Family-Owned Business Award. The bakery’s legacy of quality and tradition continues to sweeten the community.
Eagles’ Jalen Carter has become the face of NFL discipline following a recent spitting incident. The league’s strict response highlights its commitment to upholding player conduct standards, as reported by USA Today.
Sixers veteran Tobias Harris is determined to rebound after an injury-plagued season. Focused on recovery and strengthening, Harris aims to lead Philly with renewed energy in the upcoming campaign.
Philadelphia experienced a warm and sunny Monday, offering a brief respite before midweek storms arrive. CBS News tracks the developing weather system, providing the latest forecast for area residents.
State Rep. Morgan Cephas has announced her candidacy for Congress, aiming to succeed Dwight Evans. The move signals a competitive race as she seeks to represent Philadelphia’s 3rd District.
HuffPost released the teaser trailer for “Fat Mac,” a new spin-off from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The preview offers a fresh glimpse into the beloved character’s expanded story, promising laughs and nostalgia.
Philadelphia has launched innovative summer learning programs for kids without relying on federal funds, ensuring continued education and engagement during the break, NPR reports. This model offers a promising alternative for other cities.
Two years after young father Kyle Murdock was fatally shot in North Philadelphia, his mother continues to seek justice. 6abc Philadelphia highlights the ongoing fight to solve the case and bring closure to the family.
Philadelphia entrepreneurs share key insights for small-business success, emphasizing community engagement, strategic planning, and adaptability. Their advice offers valuable guidance for aspiring local business owners.
Kylie Kelce expressed interest in investing in the Philadelphia 76ers, urging, “Call me!” The Philadelphia sports star aims to deepen her ties with the city’s iconic team, signaling a new chapter in her sports ventures.