Rob McElhenney Didn't Let Emmys Stop Him From Watching The Philadelphia Eagles

McElhenney, a Philadelphia native and the co-creator of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," posted a picture on X of himself.

New Sanctuary Movement Of Philadelphia Working With Asylum Seekers Sent By Buses From Texas

The Texas Division of Emergency Management has confirmed buses carrying migrants to New Jersey are part of Operation Lone Star.

1 Year After Explosion In Philadelphia's Port Richmond Section, Neighbors Still Search For Answers

Philadelphia's Port Richmond neighborhood is still searching for answers on Monday after last year's New Year's Day row home explosion.

Eagles Fans Have Long Turned The Page On Snowball Fiasco. 'No One Was Trying To Hurt Santa Claus'

The incident cursed Philly fans for almost six decades with a reputation that they are the most belligerent, boorish ones in all of sports.

How Mothers In Charge Supports Parents And Children Affected By Gun Violence

Several times a week, at the offices of Mothers in Charge, founder Dr. Dorothy Johnson-Speight welcomes family members to talk.

Who Are The "Fleishettes"? Philadelphia Artists Find Unique Way To Process Israel-Hamas War

"We've used art among us to heal all sorts of aches and pains, family traumas, what's going on in the world," Gordon said.

Visitors Weigh In On Fate Of West Philadelphia's Clark Park Memorial Honoring Lost Palestinian Lives

"I don't see how it's creating any harm by doing this," Maggie Ross said. "I'm definitely in support of it."

Philadelphia Radio Station Won't Play Taylor Swift's Music Weekend Before Eagles-Chiefs Game

Come Tuesday, Swift's music will once again be played on the station.

Preston And Steve's Camp Out For Hunger Helps Fill Shelves At Philabundance

Donation hours run from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Protestors Call For Cease-Fire Between Israel-Hamas Outside Philadelphia City Hall

Many of the demonstrators were lying on the ground and calling for a cease-fire in the Middle East.

First-Of-Its-Kind Mural Dedicated In Philadelphia's Gayborhood Honors Often Forgotten Ballroom History

For Bowman, a stroll down 13th Street in Philadelphia's Gayborhood is a stroll into his childhood.

Special Story Of Love: Viral TikTok Of Jefferson Student Raises Awareness About Alzheimer's Disease

Isabel Prentice never gets sick of watching the TikTok video that made her an international sensation.

Former Masterman Teacher, Dean Killed In Philadelphia Crash Remembered As Beloved Father, Coach

Saint Clair's family said he died doing what he loved: cycling.

Philadelphia Director Talks About New Max Documentary On Mount Airy High School Students

The doc was shot in December 2021 as students at Hill Freedman World Academy returned to school after the COVID-19 pandemic.

How A Woman Is Taking Her Own Grief And Knitting Together Other Families Grieving Miscarriages

But these are going to strangers who left the hospital like she did -- empty-handed.

George Norcross Says He Was Removed From Philadelphia Eagles Game Over U.S.-Israeli Flag

Norcross said it was all because he showed his support for Israel.

Hundreds Attend Fundraiser At FOP Lodge 5 For Fallen Philadelphia Police Officer Richard Mendez

"I mean it just sends a message to the family that everybody is here for them," John McNesby, the FOP Lodge 5, president, said.

Health Care Workers In University City Hold Rally For People Of Palestine; Call For Ceasefire

Some health care workers stood with the Palestinian people on Wednesday night during a rally in Philadelphia's University City section.

Pro-Palestinian Rally At City Hall Calls For Cease-Fire In Gaza

It started outside City Hall and as this pro-Palestinian rally grew larger, the crowd's chants grew louder.

How Philadelphia Sports Fans Are Trying To Cope After NLCS Game 7 Loss

"It's tormenting, it's tormenting to be a fan, but we've had very good runs in this town," Bill Mikellionis said.

Rally Held Outside City Hall In Philadelphia To Show Solidarity With Israel

"Everybody's shocked," said Baita Praizner, who joined dozens of other Israeli supporters at Philadelphia City Hall.

Showing My True Self To The World With Alopecia: "I Wanted To Be Free, I Feel Liberated"

How I look is an important part of my job.

Philadelphia Radio Host Pierre Robert Shares Adventure At Muddy Burning Man Festival

On Tuesday, August 29, Robert revealed on Instagram his elaborate blue robe and crown he planned to wear to the Nevada desert.

Rally Will Call For Body Camera Footage Release In Eddie Irizarry Case

Dial has been suspended for 30 days with intent to dismiss after he refused to cooperate with investigators, police leaders said.

Hurricane Idalia: New Jersey, Pennsylvania Sending Volunteers To Help Recovery Efforts

That's what's happening as the American Red Cross and state search and rescue crews travel to where the storm is happening.

Loved Ones To Hold Fundraiser To Keep Memory Of Fallen St. Joe's Student Alive

Not a day goes by that Lisa Dombroski doesn't think about her son, Mark. The 19-year-old was a student at Saint Joe's.

Hot Dog Cooking Competition Brings Awareness To Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society

Organizers said a portion of the proceeds will go to the Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society (PAWS).

Philly Natives Turned California Business Owners Prepare For Tropical Storm Hilary

"We have our Philadelphia connection here," Angel Pagan said. "I got some sandbags here just to cover the door up."

Family Of Man Killed By Philadelphia Police Officer Demands Answers And Justice

The incident has made them question whether they can ever trust police again.

Kensington Restaurant Owner Speaks Out As Encampments Hurt Business

The couple wanted to bring a sense of hope to a community they take pride in.

Black Business Month Highlights Madelange Laroshe Bridal

"Since I was very young, fashion was always something that I like to do," Laroshe said.

"Abbott Elementary" Stars Rally With SAG-AFTRA In Philadelphia

"So don't be distracted. Don't be distracted," Sheryl Lee Ralph said. "Know what it is that we are talking about."

Mother Of North Philadelphia Hit-And-Run Victim Speaks Out: "I Can't Even Put It Into Words"

"Someone killed my daughter and I would like to know why? I would like to know something," Rhonda Savage said.

Sisters Of Philadelphia Mass Shooting Victim, Joseph Wamah, Jr., Speak Out: "I Don't Understand"

"I'm gonna miss that beautiful smile," the victim's sister said. "I really am."

Kenney Slams Gun Dealers After Philadelphia Mass Shooting: "Sued Until They're Out Of Business"

Kenney questioned where the shooter got the gun, which police characterized as an AR-style rifle.

Local Residents React To Affirmative Action Ruling: "I Am Very Much Concerned"

The decision is reverberating across the country.

Philadelphia Renames Part Of Broad Street Jerry Blavat Way In Honor Of Legendary DJ

The city is honoring the late and groundbreaking DJ by renaming a portion of Broad Street after him.

Meet Marloy Gonzalez, One Of The Many Workers Rebuilding I-95 In Philadelphia

Gonzalez admits on that first day he didn't think there was any way they'd have this highway back open in two weeks.

Meet The Philadelphia Police Officers Fighting Stigma Of Being Out In Law Enforcement

"It means being yourself, being authentic to who you are, being genuine," G.O.A.L. board member Ed Callahan said.

Two Young Girls Discuss Meeting Kamala Harris In Philadelphia

One of the girls gave Harris a note stating that she loved that Harris is the first Black Vice President of the United States of America.