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Philadelphia 76ers star Tyrese Maxey is set to check off another milestone in his young NBA career: Sport a signature shoe. New Balance has announced the release of Maxey’s first signature shoe, set to debut later in 2026, marking a significant milestone for the 25-year-old guard, who has rapidly ascended to All-Star status and become […]
Josh McDaniel, the former head coach of the Miami Dolphins, has reportedly interviewed for the Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive coordinator position. This potential move comes as both franchises reflect on disappointing 2025 campaigns, with the Eagles seeking to revitalize their offense after a season plagued by predictability and inefficiency. The Miami Dolphins struggled to find consistency […]
Nestled in City Halls illustratious architecture, stands a statue bearing one of Philadelphia’s most influential figures: Octavius Catto Octavius Catto was a trailblazing civil rights leader, educator, and athlete whose contributions to racial equality in 19th-century America remain profound. Born free in Charleston, South Carolina, in 1839, Catto moved to Philadelphia, where he excelled academically, […]
As bitter winter weather sweeps across the Philadelphia tri-state area, city and state officials are urging residents to locate warming centers now to stay safe and warm. In Philadelphia, the Office of Homeless Services and Office of Emergency Management operate an interactive online map that shows open warming centers across the city. These centers appear […]
Philadelphia families erupted in anger this week after students aboard a district school bus were forced to sit on the floor because no seats were available, raising immediate safety concerns and questions about district transportation planning. Parents and guardians at a bus stop in North Philadelphia described chaos on the bus that serves Discovery Charter […]
The tension between Philadelphia city officials and federal immigration enforcement has reached a boiling point. In a move that has state lawmakers scrambling and community leaders rallying, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and Sheriff Rochelle Bilal have drawn a hard line in the sand against ICE agents operating in the city. The message is loud, […]
Massive sports betting scandal exposed: Players bribed to fix games, costing millions in illegal wagers
A Verizon outage left thousands of customers without service, and people across the country noticed pretty quickly when their phones suddenly showed “SOS” instead of signal bars. The issues started around midday and affected calls, texts, and data, with reports coming in from several major cities. Verizon confirmed the problem and said crews were working […]
Iconic Max’s Steaks Reportedly Changing Hands If you know North Philly, you know the corner of Broad and Erie stands one of the most iconic tourist spots in the city, Max’s Steaks. For years, the neon lights of Max’s have served as a beacon for late-night cravings, community gatherings, and celebrity stop-ins. It’s where Kevin […]
The Wild History of Carpenters’ Hall When we talk about Black history and American history, we often focus on the big names and the polished stories. But sometimes, the most fascinating tales are hidden in the bricks of buildings we walk past every day. Take Carpenters’ Hall in Old City Philadelphia. You might know it […]
History has a way of hiding in plain sight. In the bustling suburbs of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, lies a quiet patch of land held a profound secret for centuries: a lost colonial-era gravesite. The recent discovery of these burial grounds offers a powerful connection to the past, reminding us of the lives and stories […]
The Temple University community and the wider world of college basketball are in mourning following the sudden passing of men’s basketball assistant coach, Bill Courtney. The university announced the heartbreaking news on Tuesday, remembering a man who made a significant impact in a short time. Courtney joined the Temple men’s basketball staff in June 2025, […]
