A Philadelphia-based court is hearing an appeal in a key free speech case involving a Columbia University student detained by ICE, spotlighting issues of immigration enforcement and constitutional rights.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro urged Americans to “turn the tide” against political violence, calling for unity and rejection of vengeance. His remarks come amid rising tensions nationwide.
The Glow in Philadelphia transforms traditional jack o’lanterns into stunning works of art, showcasing intricate designs and vibrant displays. This popular event lights up the city with creativity and Halloween spirit.
Tensions rise in Philadelphia as debates intensify over school curricula. Critics and educators clash on what teachers should teach, spotlighting broader conflicts over history, race, and education reform.
Watch 6abc Action News’ special, “A Safer City: From Crisis to Comeback,” as Philadelphia examines its crime challenges and community efforts driving progress toward a safer future. Tune in to 6abc Philadelphia for in-depth coverage.
A man posing as a police officer tied up a woman and robbed a Philadelphia business, authorities reported. Police continue to investigate the incident and urge anyone with information to come forward.
The Philadelphia Eagles face crucial decisions as they navigate future contracts amid an ever-expanding salary cap. Strategic signings and extensions will shape the team’s competitive edge in upcoming seasons.
The New York Giants face the Philadelphia Eagles in a pivotal NFL Week 8 clash. Experts weigh in with predictions, top picks, and updated odds, highlighting key matchups and potential game-changers.
Two women were stabbed in separate overnight incidents across Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating both cases as they work to determine motives and locate suspects. No arrests have been made so far.
Donald Trump’s rising support among Latino voters played a crucial role in securing his victory in battleground Pennsylvania, highlighting shifting demographics and key electoral dynamics, reports Inquirer.com.
Philadelphia gears up for June 2025 with over 60 major events, festivals, and exhibitions. From cultural celebrations to art showcases, the city offers a vibrant lineup perfect for locals and visitors alike.
Remains discovered at an abandoned Philadelphia school have been confirmed as those of missing woman Kada Scott, authorities announced. The case deepens the ongoing investigation into her disappearance.
Starting next week, Philadelphia police will halt arrests of minors for certain low-level offenses, focusing on alternative interventions to reduce youth incarceration, officials announced.
BLBB Advisors has been named to CNBC’s 2025 FA 100 List, recognizing the top financial advisory firms nationwide. This honor highlights BLBB’s commitment to excellence and client-focused financial planning.
The Minnesota Vikings have come to the defense of cornerback Isaiah Rodgers after he became the target of racial slurs. The team condemned the harassment and reaffirmed their support for Rodgers.
A man riding an electric bike was fatally shot in a drive-by attack in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood. Police are investigating the incident, seeking witnesses and any information to identify the suspects.
Beautifully boring weather is expected in the Philadelphia area through the weekend, with calm skies and mild temperatures. CBS News reports no major storms or disruptions, offering perfect conditions for outdoor plans. See the full forecast.
Spruce Street Harbor Park returns to Philadelphia’s waterfront in 2025, promising vibrant hammocks, food vendors, and lively events. Fans can expect a season full of fun and relaxation by the Delaware River.
A suburban high school surged in the latest U.S. News rankings, joining Masterman among the nation’s top 25 schools. The boost highlights rising academic excellence in suburban districts.
One year into her term, Mayor Parker faces mixed reviews. Progress on key initiatives contrasts with ongoing challenges in public safety and housing, leaving Philadelphians divided on her administration’s impact.