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    By William GreenJuly 10, 2025 News

    Severe Storms Expected Monday in Philadelphia Area with Risk of Flash Flooding

    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.

    By Caleb WilsonJuly 9, 2025 Politics

    A Q&A with Philadelphia state Senator-Elect Joe Picozzi – City & State Pennsylvania

    Philadelphia State Senator-Elect Joe Picozzi shares insights on his priorities, legislative goals, and vision for Pennsylvania in an exclusive Q&A with City & State Pennsylvania.

    By Sophia DavisJuly 9, 2025 Education

    Philly Schools Expand Free Summer Program Seats for More Students

    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.

    By Charlotte AdamsJuly 9, 2025 Crime

    ‘Dope Thief’ Stars Open Up About Playing Vulnerable, Emotional Characters in Gritty Philly Crime Drama

    The stars of “Dope Thief” open up about playing vulnerable, emotional characters in the new crime drama set in Philadelphia. The series explores complex human stories amid the city’s gritty underworld.

    By Noah RodriguezJuly 9, 2025 Business

    Philadelphia Fed Survey Predicts Mixed Business Conditions in 2025

    The Philadelphia Fed Survey reveals mixed business conditions expected in 2025, with industries showing cautious optimism amid ongoing economic uncertainties, signaling uneven growth ahead, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reports.

    By Mia GarciaJuly 9, 2025 News

    It’s Always Sunny’ Teams Up with ‘Abbott Elementary’ for Exciting Season 17 Premiere

    “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” teams up with “Abbott Elementary” for its Season 17 premiere, airing on FX. The crossover episode promises a fresh blend of comedy, delighting fans of both hit series.

    By Ethan RileyJuly 9, 2025 News

    Maryland Man Arrested for Organizing Massive Car Rally in Philadelphia

    A Maryland man was arrested for allegedly organizing a massive, unauthorized car rally in Philadelphia, causing traffic chaos. Authorities continue investigating the incident, highlighting growing concerns over public safety at such events.

    By Jackson LeeJuly 9, 2025 News

    ‘American Ninja Warrior’ Takes Over Philadelphia This Weekend!

    “American Ninja Warrior” is filming in Philadelphia this weekend, bringing the hit obstacle course competition to the city. Fans can expect thrilling challenges and top athletes battling for a spot on the national stage.

    By Olivia WilliamsJuly 9, 2025 Education

    Longer School Days Open Up Exciting Opportunities for Families

    The City of Philadelphia announces extended school days to boost learning and provide families with greater flexibility. This initiative aims to enhance student achievement while supporting working parents across the community.

    By Sophia DavisJuly 9, 2025 Crime

    Two Philadelphia Men, Ages 62 and 67, Arrested in South Brunswick Attempted Burglary

    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.

    By Charlotte AdamsJuly 8, 2025 Business

    How Philadelphia’s Business and Wage Taxes Are Impacting Everyone

    Philadelphia’s high business and wage taxes are straining local businesses and workers alike. Critics argue these levies impede economic growth and drive talent away, calling for urgent tax reforms to boost the city’s economy.

    By Noah RodriguezJuly 8, 2025 Sports

    Philly Football Kicks Off Again with Fresh Excitement

    Philly football kicks off once again as the city rallies behind its beloved teams. Fans eagerly await thrilling moments on the field, reigniting the passion that defines Philadelphia sports culture.

    By Miles CooperJuly 8, 2025 News

    Two Philadelphia Sanitation Workers Injured by Vehicle While Picketing During DC 33 Strike

    Two Philadelphia sanitation workers were struck by a vehicle while picketing during the DC 33 strike, police reported. The incident highlights ongoing tensions amid the labor dispute, with authorities investigating the crash.

    By Samuel BrownJuly 8, 2025 News

    Tragic Mass Shooting in Philadelphia Leaves 3 Dead and Many Injured

    Three people were killed and multiple others injured in a mass shooting in Philadelphia. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has left the community shaken. No arrests have been made yet.

    By William GreenJuly 8, 2025 Politics

    Meet the 29-Year-Old Poised to Become Philadelphia’s Only Republican State Senator

    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.

    By Ethan RileyJuly 8, 2025 News

    Exciting Animal Escape Room, Otters, and More Zoo Adventures in Delaware, Philadelphia & New Jersey

    Experience thrilling animal escape rooms, playful otters, and more at top zoos in Delaware, Philadelphia, and New Jersey. Discover interactive exhibits and family fun in these must-visit wildlife destinations.

    By William GreenJuly 8, 2025 Education

    Philadelphia’s Federal Education Office to Close as Part of Nationwide Shutdown of Seven Locations

    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.

    By Miles CooperJuly 8, 2025 Crime

    This Pennsylvania City Ranks Among the Most Dangerous in the U.S.—and It’s Not Just Crime Driving the Danger

    A Pennsylvania city has been named one of the most dangerous places in the U.S., with high crime rates contributing to its ranking. However, other factors beyond crime also influenced the designation, PennLive reports.

    By Noah RodriguezJuly 8, 2025 Business

    City launches the Philadelphia Small Business Catalyst Fund – City of Philadelphia (.gov)

    The City of Philadelphia has launched the Small Business Catalyst Fund, a new initiative aimed at supporting local entrepreneurs with grants and resources to boost economic growth and recovery across the city.

    By William GreenJuly 8, 2025 Sports

    WNBA Set to Expand with New Teams in Three Cities by 2030

    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.

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    Double the Action: The Unforgettable Night Philadelphia Sports Fans Will Always Remember

    October 23, 2026

    Philly Officer Killed in the Line of Duty Honored with Sergeant Promotion as Officers Nationwide Attend Funeral

    October 23, 2026

    Two Men Injured in North Philly Shooting Friday Night

    October 22, 2026
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