#1score 541h ago
Refugee Family's Hope in Philly Threatened by Low Admission Caps
The Keli family, who fled Syria for medical treatment for their daughter Abeer, faces uncertainty as U.S. refugee admissions drop to historic lows. Their journey highlights the challenges many refugee families encounter in seeking safety and care.
#2score 541h ago
Philly's Academy of Natural Sciences Celebrates 250 Years of Scientific Discovery
The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, founded in 1812, is celebrating its 250th anniversary with a special event. The celebration highlights the Academy's role in American science and its historical significance in the face of British dominance in natural history.
#3score 531h ago
Search Continues for Missing Girl After Tragic Incident in Passaic River
A recovery mission is underway for a missing 10-year-old girl after three children fell into the Passaic River, resulting in one death. The incident occurred near Pulaski Park, where an 11-year-old girl was rescued, while the search for her friend continues.
#4score 521h ago
Philly’s Fringe Festival puts rookie theater makers (including a former state treasurer) in the spotlight
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It hadn’t been their dream, of course, but somehow, they both ended up working for the government.
Yes, life has a way of happening and so, thankfully for them, does the Philadelphia Fringe Festival – a m
#5score 459h ago
Person in critical condition after car crashes into gas station in West Oak Lane
A person is in critical condition after a car slammed into a gas station in Philadelphia‘s West Oak Lane neighborhood on Wednesday evening.
SkyForce10 was over the area to find the crash scene.
The crash happened at around 7 p.m. at the Liberty gas station at the intersection of 20t
#6score 5711h ago
ACCT Philly Faces Crisis as Over 600 Animals Arrive in Just Over a Week
ACCT Philly is experiencing a crisis after taking in over 600 animals in a week, leading to tough decisions on euthanasia. To combat overcrowding, the shelter is offering financial incentives for fostering and rescue placements.
#7score 5511h ago
Quakertown Residents Face Flooding After Heavy Rainfall
Residents in Quakertown, Bucks County, are dealing with significant flooding that has filled basements and streets, prompting a flood emergency declaration. Many families, like the Dietzes, are struggling to pump water from their homes and assess the damage.
#8score 5311h ago
Montana Hiker Survives Impalement, Walks 10 Miles to Safety
David Cifaldi, a 32-year-old hiker, was impaled by his own trekking pole after slipping on Granite Peak. Remarkably, he managed to walk 10 miles down the mountain to seek help.
#9score 5414h ago
Award-Winning Photojournalist Akira Suwa Passes Away at 84
Akira Suwa, a renowned photojournalist for The Inquirer, has died at the age of 84 due to complications from dementia. Suwa's impactful career spanned decades, capturing significant historical events and local stories.
#10score 5314h ago
Lewes Public Library Hosts End of Summer Block Party Celebration
The Lewes Public Library is organizing a neighborhood block party featuring ice cream, music, and hands-on activities. The event aims to celebrate the end of summer with community engagement and fun activities for all ages.
#11score 5314h ago
Mother of Nolan Wells Subpoenas Tech Companies in Son's Death Investigation
Christine Wonsley, mother of Nolan Wells, has issued subpoenas to major social media companies for records related to her son's death. Wells went missing during a Fourth of July celebration and was found dead two days later, with authorities suspecting drowning.
#12score 4514h ago
Film at City Hall highlights major events from busy summer in Philly
While many of the Philadelphia 250 events have come to an end, the City of Philadelphia is inviting residents to celebrate the festivals and organizations that brought the city together this summer.
In June and July of 2026, as a part of Philadelphia 250, community activations were held across th
#13score 3016h ago
Chester County Commissioners recognize National Farmers Market Week
#14score 5819h ago
New Livestream Camera at Liberty Bell Enhances Access Amid Privacy Concerns
A new 24/7 livestream camera at the Liberty Bell aims to increase public access to the historic site, but raises privacy concerns among experts. The camera, part of a broader trend in public surveillance, was set up ahead of the U.S. 250th anniversary celebration.
#15score 5819h ago
ACLU Releases Video of Immigration Officers Using Racial Slurs Against Latinos
The ACLU SoCal has released videos showing federal immigration officers using racial slurs during traffic stops involving Latinos. This revelation raises serious concerns about the conduct of immigration enforcement in the community.
#16score 5621h ago
Coyotes Take Over Abandoned Construction Site in West Hollywood
A pack of coyotes has settled in a stalled construction site in West Hollywood, causing noise complaints from residents. The city is requiring the property owner to hire wildlife control to remove the animals.
#17score 5321h ago
Social Security August Payment Schedule Announced for Recipients
The Social Security Administration has released the payment schedule for August, detailing when beneficiaries can expect their checks. SSI recipients will receive their payments on July 31 due to the 1st falling on a weekend.
#18score 4621h ago
Private investment in youth sports draws state, federal scrutiny
#19score 4121h ago
California family members claim they were attacked at luxury Maui resort during violent melee
A California family claims it was targeted in a racially motivated attack at a luxury Maui resort after a group allegedly hurled chairs and beat relatives ranging from teenagers to senior citizens.
#20score 571d ago
ACCT Philly Faces Overcrowding Crisis with Over 600 Animals
ACCT Philly is experiencing a crisis due to a surge in animal arrivals, with over 600 animals coming in since last Sunday. The shelter is urging the public to adopt pets to alleviate overcrowding and prevent difficult decisions regarding animal care.
#21score 281d ago
Community calendar of Delaware County, July 29, 2026
#22score 561d ago
ACCT Philly Faces Crisis as Over 600 Animals Arrive in Just Over a Week
ACCT Philly is experiencing a crisis with over 600 animals arriving in just over a week, leading to tough decisions on euthanasia. To combat overcrowding, the shelter is offering financial incentives for fostering and rescuing animals.
#23score 511d ago
ACME supports families battling cancer through $510,000 donation
ACME supports families battling cancer through $510,000 donation
#24score 562d ago
Louisiana Ranked Worst State in U.S. News & World Report's Annual Rankings
U.S. News & World Report has released its annual state rankings, placing Louisiana at the bottom overall. The rankings consider various metrics, with Louisiana also ranking last in crime and corrections, highlighting significant issues in education and health care.
#25score 552d ago
Teen Injured in Cliff Jumping Incident Sparks Safety Concerns
A 17-year-old was seriously injured while cliff jumping at Sunset Cliffs, prompting a viral rescue video. Despite the incident, more teenagers continue to engage in similar risky behavior shortly after.
#26score 552d ago
Philadelphia Home Chefs Compete for Menu Spot at New Restaurant Recipe Philly
Recipe Philly, a new restaurant in Center City, will feature dishes created by local home chefs through a competitive selection process. The competition, hosted by Josh Randall, is being filmed for a docuseries and aims to showcase the diverse culinary talents of Philadelphia residents.
#27score 552d ago
Mural Celebrating Philadelphia's Black Ballet Pioneers Set for August Unveiling
A new mural honoring Black ballet pioneers Joan Myers Brown, Marion Cuyjet, and Sydney King is nearing completion in South Philadelphia. The mural, created by artist Bernard Collins Jr., aims to inspire future generations and celebrate the rich history of dance in the community.
#28score 552d ago
Delaware Artist Transforms Chinese Restaurant into Community Music Hub
Juan Zacheas Leonard, known as Zeek, discovered an old piano at New Number One Chinese restaurant, leading to community improvisation sessions. These events have attracted musicians and audiences worldwide, revitalizing the local arts scene.
#29score 532d ago
Teen Lifeguard Invited to White House After Heroic Rescue in Santa Cruz
A 16-year-old lifeguard who rescued a boy from powerful waves at Santa Cruz beach has been invited to the White House by President Trump. The rescue, which was captured on video, highlights the bravery of the lifeguard amidst dangerous conditions.
#30score 562d ago
Lifeguards Heroically Rescue Boy from Dangerous Waves in California
A 10-year-old boy was rescued by lifeguards at Seabright State Beach in Santa Cruz, California, after being swept away by 10-foot waves. Witnesses praised the lifeguards' quick actions, which prevented a potential tragedy.