A South Philadelphia woman’s boyfriend has been charged after a 2-year-old girl was beaten to death, authorities say. The DA confirmed the toddler’s tragic death stemmed from severe abuse. Investigation ongoing.
A recent warehouse lease in Bucks County ranks among Philadelphia’s largest in years, signaling strong industrial demand and growth potential in the regional market, reports The Business Journals.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies both clinched division titles, marking a historic moment for the city’s sports scene. This dual achievement highlights Philadelphia’s rising dominance in major league sports.
A man was fatally shot in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as they seek information from witnesses. No arrests have been made. NBC10 Philadelphia will provide updates.
A woman was killed and two others wounded in a targeted shooting in West Philadelphia, police report. Authorities continue to investigate the motive as the community reels from the tragic violence.
Despite major wins for Pennsylvania Democrats this year, a sharp drop in Philadelphia voter turnout raises concerns about engagement and future electoral strength in the state’s key urban stronghold.
Philadelphia’s school district plans to close several middle schools as part of efforts to improve efficiency and address declining enrollment. The move reflects a shift toward K-8 models and reallocating resources.
Strawberry Mansion High, once labeled one of the nation’s most dangerous schools, is now seeing renewed hope and support. Community efforts and new initiatives aim to transform safety and education at the Philadelphia institution.
2025 saw a surge in pickleball’s popularity, with nearly 100 new indoor courts opening across the region. This rapid expansion underscores the sport’s growing appeal and significant market demand.
The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to acquire wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks from the Green Bay Packers. The trade aims to bolster the Eagles’ receiving corps ahead of the upcoming season.
CBS News reports on the FIFA Fan Festival at Philadelphia’s Lemon Hill, covering key details on parking, transportation, and ticketing. Fans can expect a vibrant experience with convenient access to the event and essential info for attendees.
Democrat Chris Rabb toppled the party establishment in Pennsylvania’s primary, signaling a shift toward grassroots support. His victory highlights growing challenges to traditional party machinery in the state.
The City of Philadelphia has declared a snow emergency as a winter storm impacts the region. Officials urge residents to avoid travel, follow updates, and prepare for hazardous conditions. Emergency services remain active.
Philadelphia offers vibrant family fun with historic landmarks, interactive museums, and scenic parks. From the Franklin Institute to the Philadelphia Zoo, visitors of all ages can explore and enjoy the city’s rich culture and attractions.
Pennsylvania’s rising graduation rates face scrutiny as reports reveal students earn diplomas without mastering key skills. Dubious credentials raise concerns over the value of the state’s high school diplomas.
Philadelphia police are investigating multiple shootings that left several individuals injured across the city. Authorities are urging witnesses to come forward as they work to piece together the incidents. More details to follow.
Bill Gates-backed nuclear firm TerraPower has chosen Philadelphia over North Carolina for its $450M advanced nuclear plant. The project is set to create 225 jobs, boosting local economic growth.
Philadelphia has been named the ‘Best NFL City’ in the U.S., NBC10 Philadelphia reports. Praised for its passionate fanbase and rich football culture, the city continues to rally behind the Eagles. Go Birds!
CBS News reports scattered showers hitting the Philadelphia area today, with possible thunderstorms expected throughout the afternoon. Residents are advised to stay prepared for sudden weather changes and plan accordingly.
Philadelphia’s U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans announced he will retire at the end of his current term, ending decades of service in Congress. The veteran lawmaker cited a desire to pass the baton to new leadership.