Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys pose a tough challenge for the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 1, setting a daunting tone for the season opener, reports Athlon Sports. The matchup favors Dallas early on.
The Eagles’ early 2024 schedule leak reveals key themes: a tough start with multiple primetime games, challenging divisional matchups, and strategic road trips that test depth and resilience, Sports Illustrated reports.
Donald Trump rallied a strong turnout of MAGA supporters in Philadelphia’s traditionally Democratic suburbs, signaling enduring loyalty among conservative voters despite shifting political landscapes.
The Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia kicks off next week, featuring a diverse entertainment lineup. Headliners include regional bands and local acts, promising a vibrant celebration of community and culture.
Philadelphia-area school districts are responding to former President Trump’s recent Department of Education executive order, with officials assessing potential impacts on funding, policies, and local education standards.
A Northeast Philadelphia cold storage warehouse has been sold to an investor for $41 million, marking a significant transaction in the region’s industrial real estate market. The deal underscores growing demand for temperature-controlled logistics.
The Philadelphia Eagles and tight end Dallas Goedert are nearing a contract agreement, ensuring Goedert remains with the team. Talks have advanced, signaling stability for the Eagles’ offense, per NBC Sports.
Newly appointed Pope Leo XIV, a Villanova University graduate, was announced today, marking a historic moment for the Philadelphia community. His roots highlight the city’s global religious impact.
Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce were spotted together in Philadelphia on Mother’s Day, sparking rumors about their relationship. The couple appeared relaxed as they enjoyed the holiday in the city.
Bernie Sanders brought his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour to Philadelphia on May Day, spotlighting economic inequality and urging support for workers’ rights in a city with deep labor roots.
Philadelphia’s Christmas Village returns in 2024, bringing festive markets, food, and entertainment to LOVE Park. Here’s your guide to enjoying the holiday tradition in the City of Brotherly Love.
Philadelphia schools are exploring AI integration to enhance learning and streamline administration. This move could position the district as a pioneer in educational technology, raising both opportunities and challenges.
Thirteen people, including seven teenagers, were shot over the weekend in Philadelphia. In response, Mayor Parker pledged to intensify efforts to combat the city’s escalating gun violence, promising swift action and community support.
Philadelphia’s iconic Center City Macy’s has closed its doors for the final time, ending an era for the beloved department store. NBC10 Philadelphia reports on the historic closure and community impact.
“Love, Hurts – Philadelphia Sports Nation” explores the passionate highs and heartbreaking lows experienced by Philly fans. From thrilling victories to gut-wrenching losses, the city’s sports loyalty remains unshaken.
Loved ones mourn a Delaware mother shot and killed in front of her nephew in Philadelphia. The community reels from the tragic loss as authorities investigate the fatal shooting. More updates to follow.
Democrat Dan Goughnour secured victory in Pennsylvania’s state House race, ensuring his party maintains control. The win marks a continued Democratic presence in the state’s legislature. (NBC10 Philadelphia)
Post Malone has announced free tailgate parties before his upcoming shows, including one in Philadelphia. Fans can enjoy music, food, and festivities ahead of the concerts. Details available on PennLive.com.
Pennsylvania education advocates warn that proposed cuts by the Department of Education will disproportionately harm vulnerable students, reducing critical resources and widening educational gaps, CBS News reports.
Six people were injured in four separate shootings in Philadelphia just hours after DA Larry Krasner highlighted a historic drop in crime, raising concerns about ongoing gun violence in the city.