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A $40 million marina and entertainment complex is set to transform Northeast Philadelphia, promising new waterfront attractions, dining, and recreational opportunities. The project aims to boost local economy and tourism.
The Philadelphia School District has released its 2025-2026 calendar, highlighting key dates including start and end of terms, holidays, and parent-teacher conferences. Families are encouraged to plan early for the upcoming school year.
1 dead, another injured after a shooting on Dixie Highway, authorities report. Police are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about local safety. No arrests have been made yet. WAVE News will provide updates.
Minaris, led by its new CEO at the Navy Yard, is set to refine its long-term strategy. The leadership shift aims to drive growth and innovation in the competitive business landscape.
At Eagles training camp, Myles Garrett emerged as the standout during joint practice, showcasing dominant pass-rushing skills that left a strong impression on teammates and coaches alike, NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.
SEPTA ambassadors will visit major Philadelphia transit hubs this week to assist riders amid potential service cuts. The outreach aims to provide information and support as adjustments loom.
Three people were killed and nine others injured in a mass shooting in Philadelphia’s Grays Ferry neighborhood. Police are actively searching for three suspects connected to the incident, CBS News reports.
At the Philadelphia250 gala, “Philly girl” Jill Biden delivered a warm, unifying speech, steering clear of politics. Her remarks focused on community strength and shared values, resonating with the hometown crowd.
Rob McElhenney, star of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” has officially filed to legally change his name, according to court documents obtained by Entertainment Weekly. Details about the new name remain undisclosed.
A Philadelphia school offered a counseling job to a qualified candidate, but officials now say they cannot hire her due to her immigration status, sparking debate over hiring policies and immigrant rights.
SEPTA reports a significant drop in serious crimes on Metro Philadelphia public transit, citing enhanced security measures and increased police presence as key factors in improving rider safety.
The revamped Cardone Industries complex in Northeast Philadelphia gains momentum with the addition of a second tenant, signaling growing interest and revitalization in the area’s industrial real estate market.
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler underwent surgery to remove a blood clot in his upper right arm, the team announced. Further updates on his recovery and playing status will follow.
A group of women assaulted and robbed a victim inside a North Philadelphia store, captured on security cameras. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as the investigation continues.
Philadelphia’s top overtime earners are tripling their base salaries by working extra hours, raising concerns about budget impacts and compensation fairness, according to a WHYY investigation.
Anti-Krasner ads funded by a super PAC have begun airing in Philadelphia as the DA race nears its final weeks, intensifying a contentious campaign in the battle for the city’s top prosecutor position.
Danny DeVito reveals why he identifies as the kid in the “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” family. In a recent Entertainment Weekly interview, the veteran actor shares insights into his unique role on the hit show.
A Philadelphia Department of Education administrator warned that proposed budget cuts are creating “chaos” and “peril,” threatening student services and school operations, CBS News reports.
A Philadelphia man was arrested after allegedly going on a forklift crime rampage in Delaware County. Authorities reported multiple damages and disturbances before apprehending the suspect. Investigation is ongoing.
American Airlines has resumed direct flights between Budapest and Philadelphia, boosting tourism and strengthening business ties between Hungary and the U.S. The move is expected to enhance economic and cultural exchanges.