Philadelphia celebrates Creative Economy and Arts in Education Month to empower local artistic entrepreneurs and highlight their cultural and economic contributions.

Philly property owners must meet the March 31 deadline for 2024 Real Estate Tax payments, tax reduction programs, and Active Duty Tax Credit applications to avoid penalties.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in "The Holdovers," celebrating her Philadelphia roots in her acceptance speech.

John Tortorella, coach of the Philadelphia Flyers, has been suspended for two games and fined $50,000 by the NHL for refusing to leave the bench after a game misconduct.

A woman's feet were amputated after her boyfriend pushed her onto train tracks at a NYC subway. He was later arrested and charged with attempted murder and assault.

The Flyers won 2-1 against the Panthers with a last-minute goal by Garnet Hathaway, despite challenges and injuries.

Philadelphia faces a Coastal Flood Advisory and Wind Advisory today, with possible minor flooding and wind gusts up to 50 mph expected. Residents are urged to secure items and avoid unnecessary travel.

A Philadelphia home care worker, Felipe L. Santos, was convicted of defrauding Medicaid for $4,200 by billing for care while the patient was hospitalized.

Philadelphia police seek two men for a robbery at 1619 E. Wadsworth Avenue using a distraction tactic; one faked an injury while the other stole from the register.

Eight teens were injured in a shooting near a SEPTA bus stop by gunmen who fled in a blue Hyundai Sonata, with a critical victim being a 16-year-old boy. Philadelphia Police intensify their search.

Philadelphia City Council approved a bill to protect youth publicity rights and is addressing zoning and food insecurity. They honored Jason Kelce and discussed gun violence amid ongoing safety concerns.

Philadelphia's Office of LGBT Affairs head, Celena Morrison-McLean, and her husband consider suing after a traffic stop they attribute to racial profiling.

Philadelphia is investing over $350 million of federal funding in infrastructure improvements to enhance safety, cleanliness, and sustainability, guided by the 2024 Infrastructure Solutions Team Report and Mayor Parker's plan.