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50 years after iconic film, a gathering of ‘Rocky’ fans in Philadelphia breaks a world record

50 years after iconic film, a gathering of ‘Rocky’ fans in Philadelphia breaks a world record

Fans celebrated the legacy of Rocky Balboa 50 years after the film with a record-breaking gathering in Philadelphia
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Eagles stats: Where Philadelphia ranks heading into Week 10 bye

Eagles stats: Where Philadelphia ranks heading into Week 10 bye

Where the Eagles rank across key offensive, defensive and special teams categories entering their Week 10 bye after seven consecutive losses
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Cargo ship strikes bridge between New Jersey and Philadelphia, causing traffic backup

Cargo ship strikes bridge between New Jersey and Philadelphia, causing traffic backup

A cargo ship has struck a bridge between Palmyra, New Jersey, and Philadelphia, according to a Pennsylvania lawmaker
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Philadelphia City Council Calls for Hearings into Sheriff's Office Operations Amidst Growing Concerns

Philadelphia City Council Calls for Hearings into Sheriff's Office Operations Amidst Growing Concerns

Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson has initiated a resolution to hold public hearings examining the operations, policies, staffing, and financial practices of the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office. This move comes in response to increasing concerns surrounding the department, led by Sheriff Rochelle Bilal since 2020. Issues highlighted include controversies over AI-generated headlines on the office's website, reports of missing firearms, and significant delays in real estate procedures, with some property buyers experiencing waits of up to a year. The Philadelphia Inquirer also reported that the Sheriff's Office allegedly misplaced $20 million in taxpayer funds and failed to uphold an agreement regarding the disbursement of proceeds from sheriff's sales. The Administrative Governing Board of the First Judicial District has also raised concerns about the Sheriff's Office's failure to provide a safe environment in court facilities, leading to delays in criminal proceedings. The proposed hearing...
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Eagles' reasons for optimism heading into the final 8-game stretch

Eagles' reasons for optimism heading into the final 8-game stretch

The Eagles enter their bye at 2-7, but Makai Lemon’s development, defensive building blocks and eight remaining games offer reasons for optimism
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Philadelphia Teachers Union Proposes Plan to Save 17 Schools from Closure

Philadelphia Teachers Union Proposes Plan to Save 17 Schools from Closure

The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers (PFT) has unveiled a new Facilities Action Plan aimed at saving and improving 17 schools slated for closure by the School District of Philadelphia. The union's plan, announced on Wednesday, serves as an alternative to the district's proposal to consolidate and move students from schools deemed to be in poor condition or underperforming. The Philadelphia Board of Education, appointed by the mayor, approved the district's closure plan in April, drawing significant criticism from families, staff, students, and some City Council members. PFT President Arthur Steinberg stated that the union's plan holds the district accountable for years of 'negligence' that allowed minor facilities issues to escalate into major capital projects. The union argues that declining enrollment, cited by the district as a reason for closures, is partly due to poorly maintained facilities.
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Cargo ship strikes bridge between New Jersey and Philadelphia, lawmaker says, causing major backups

Cargo ship strikes bridge between New Jersey and Philadelphia, lawmaker says, causing major backups

A cargo ship has struck a bridge between Palmyra, New Jersey, and Philadelphia, according to a Pennsylvania lawmaker
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Rochelle Fleming's Signature Song, "Let No Man Put Asunder," Gains Renewed Attention Following Her Death

Rochelle Fleming's Signature Song, "Let No Man Put Asunder," Gains Renewed Attention Following Her Death

Rochelle Fleming's Signature Song, "Let No Man Put Asunder," Gains Renewed Attention Following Her Death
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Philadelphia City Council Authorizes Hearings into Sheriff's Office Operations Amid Mismanagement Concerns

Philadelphia City Council Authorizes Hearings into Sheriff's Office Operations Amid Mismanagement Concerns

Philadelphia City Council has authorized hearings to investigate the operations and policies of the city's Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Rochelle Bilal. This decision follows mounting concerns over mismanagement, including significant delays in real estate deed processing after sheriff sales, mismanaged sales proceeds totaling $20 million, and insufficient courthouse security leading to trial delays. Council President Kenyatta Johnson, who initially hesitated to commit to public hearings, stated that the hearings aim to ensure accountability, transparency, and efficiency within the office. Sheriff Bilal, who took office in 2020, will be required to testify. The resolution for the hearings was introduced by Council Majority Leader Katherine Gilmore Richardson. Issues highlighted include a backlog of deed processing, with some bidders waiting over a year, and a substantial number of unfilled budgeted positions despite claims of personnel shortages. The Sheriff's Office has stated it will cooperate with th...
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Morgan Lewis Appoints Edward DeLisle as Partner in Philadelphia Office, Bolstering Construction Litigation Group

Morgan Lewis Appoints Edward DeLisle as Partner in Philadelphia Office, Bolstering Construction Litigation Group

Morgan Lewis Appoints Edward DeLisle as Partner in Philadelphia Office, Bolstering Construction Litigation Group
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Eagles aren’t rebuilding. They’re retooling, with the immense draft capital as the backbone.

Eagles aren’t rebuilding. They’re retooling, with the immense draft capital as the backbone.

The Eagles know they can turn this around quickly, with the draft capital as reinforcements to build another contender.
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Nor'easter Brings First Snow to Northeast Mountains

Nor'easter Brings First Snow to Northeast Mountains

A developing nor'easter is set to bring the first significant snowfall of the season to higher elevations in the Northeast, including the Adirondacks, Green Mountains, and White Mountains, starting Thursday, November 12, 2026. The storm will also deliver widespread rain along the Interstate 95 corridor from Philadelphia to Boston, where temperatures are expected to remain above freezing. Lake-effect snow is forecast for the Great Lakes region, including Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The storm is expected to strengthen as it moves off the Mid-Atlantic coast and heads toward Atlantic Canada by Friday, November 13, 2026. Coastal areas may experience minor flooding during high tides, while the Deep South braces for its first freeze of the season.