The Philadelphia 76ers are set to face two key contenders in the NBA Cup group stage, intensifying their path to the title. The matchups promise high stakes and fierce competition early in the tournament.
The U.S. government shutdown has begun, halting non-essential services and impacting federal workers. Key programs face delays, affecting everything from national parks to tax processing. Here’s what you need to know.
Entertainment Weekly has ranked the 20 best episodes of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” highlighting the show’s sharp wit and enduring appeal. From wild schemes to dark humor, these episodes define the cult comedy classic.
A DOJ agreement exposes the School District of Philadelphia’s mishandling of asbestos, revealing significant safety violations and failures to protect students and staff from hazardous exposure, WHYY reports.
Twelve young individuals have been charged in connection with more than a dozen crimes, including homicide, officials announced. Authorities continue to investigate the cases in Philadelphia. – FOX 29 Philadelphia
NOMO is spotlighting young entrepreneurs by showcasing their innovative businesses on CBS News. The initiative aims to empower emerging leaders and inspire the next generation of innovators across the country.
Philadelphia’s pro sports teams gear up for Pennsylvania’s next championships. With strong rosters and strategic plays, the Eagles, 76ers, and Flyers lead the race, sparking hometown hopes for major titles ahead.
A man wanted in connection with a 2024 SEPTA shooting has been arrested in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. The arrest comes after a citywide search following the incident on public transit. Investigations continue.
Eagles fans can expect to see linebacker Brandon Graham back on the field very soon, according to Sports Illustrated. The team is optimistic about his return as they prepare for upcoming games.
Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner faces mounting challenges as critics push back on his reform agenda. The Nation highlights how opposition is testing his progressive policies, revealing the complexities of criminal justice change.
Philadelphia’s entertainment scene is evolving with a fresh wave of indoor fun and games. From cutting-edge arcades to immersive escape rooms, Philly Levels Up offers new ways to play and connect year-round.
Philadelphia school district leaders are analyzing enrollment, performance, and budget data to identify schools for potential closure. The review aims to optimize resources amid declining student numbers.
WalletHub recently ranked Philadelphia among America’s most unsafe cities, citing high crime rates and violence. Despite this, local officials and residents argue the city’s vibrant communities and initiatives challenge this negative image.
Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists will host its flagship October 2025 program in Philadelphia, offering cutting-edge insights and training for media professionals covering business and finance.
The Philadelphia Eagles visit the New York Giants in a pivotal NFL Week 6 showdown. USA Today breaks down predictions, key player matchups, and the latest odds ahead of this NFC East clash.
A new study names Philadelphia the worst city to drive in America, citing heavy traffic, frequent congestion, and poor road conditions. NBC10 Philadelphia reports this finding highlights ongoing urban transportation challenges.
Philadelphia faces very humid weather Saturday, with a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. Forecasters warn of a possible stray storm, urging residents to stay prepared. Updates on CBS News.
Pat Dugan discusses his upcoming rematch with Larry Krasner in the Philadelphia District Attorney race, emphasizing his plans and vision for justice reform. Coverage by NBC10 Philadelphia.
Mary J. Blige celebrated the Fourth of July in Philadelphia with a dazzling fireworks display, lighting up the sky alongside fans. The star’s patriotic event added spark to the city’s Independence Day festivities.
In “Guest Commentary: Philadelphia’s Educational Double Standard,” The Philadelphia Citizen highlights disparities in school funding and resources, revealing how systemic inequities continue to impact student outcomes citywide.