An infant was found dead in a Philadelphia apartment, with police indicating the child may have sustained puncture wounds. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
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Turmoil engulfs the US Constitution Museum as its leader abruptly exits just months before the nation’s 250th anniversary. The unexpected departure raises questions about the institution’s future and leadership stability.
Two teens were arrested in Virginia in connection with a deadly shooting in Philadelphia’s entertainment district, authorities confirmed. The incident left multiple victims and sparked a citywide investigation, WJLA reports.
Parents of Hackett Elementary students in Philadelphia’s Fishtown are raising concerns following a sudden shift in district plans. Community members seek clarity amid changes impacting their children’s education.
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office provided updates on recent shootings, including the case of a 3-year-old victim. Authorities continue their investigation and emphasize community safety. More details at phillyda.org.
2025 in Review highlights the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl triumph and the Philadelphia 76ers’ arena relocation as top sports business stories, underscoring major shifts in fan engagement and revenue growth.
YouTube TV announces new, more affordable plans, including a bundle featuring NBC Sports Philadelphia. The move aims to attract Philadelphia viewers seeking local sports coverage at a lower cost.
A parking garage collapsed in Grays Ferry, Philadelphia, resulting in one confirmed death and two others presumed dead, according to the mayor. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities investigate the cause.
A Philadelphia teen has been charged with killing her newborn after giving birth inside an apartment. Authorities responded to the scene following a welfare check. The investigation is ongoing.
A Philadelphia political consultant was charged with forging thousands of signatures during the 2019 primary election, according to WHYY. The alleged fraud raised concerns about election integrity in the city.
This week’s entertainment highlights in Philadelphia include the spine-chilling experience of Terror Behind the Walls, the citywide Philadelphia Open Studio Tours, and the innovative showcases at DesignPhiladelphia.
The City of Philadelphia is now accepting applications for the Philadelphia Board of Education. Interested candidates can apply online through the official .gov portal to join and contribute to shaping the city’s education policies.
ERO Philadelphia removed a criminal noncitizen wanted in El Salvador for extortion, officials said. The arrest underscores ongoing ICE efforts to apprehend individuals with serious criminal ties abroad.
The Liberty Museum in Philadelphia explores the intersection of World Cup soccer and American democracy, highlighting how the sport reflects themes of freedom, inclusion, and unity in the U.S. ahead of this year’s global tournament.
Philadelphia’s strong union presence remains a cornerstone of its identity. Despite challenges, labor unions continue to wield significant influence in politics and local industries, preserving their power and status in the city.
The Philadelphia Eagles selected Uar Bernard with the 251st overall pick in the NFL Draft. Bernard, known for his versatility and work ethic, aims to make an impact with the Eagles’ roster this season.
To harness young voters’ political power, Pennsylvania experts urge enhanced civics education. Teaching civic engagement can empower youth, boost turnout, and shape a more informed electorate in future elections.
“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” returns to FXX with new episodes, continuing its sharp, irreverent humor. The beloved comedy remains a hit, blending outrageous antics with social commentary, as covered by People US on Magzter.
Comcast NBCUniversal has awarded a $500,000 grant to Elevate 215, supporting Philadelphia education. The funding aims to enhance youth programs and expand access to quality learning opportunities in the community.
Philadelphia authorities charged 21 members from four criminal organizations in connection to two dozen crimes, including drug trafficking and violent offenses, CBS News reports. Investigations remain ongoing.