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Philly leaders look to secure economic opportunities from World Cup momentum
Philadelphia leaders say the FIFA World Cup showcased the city to the world and could create lasting economic opportunities.
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Philadelphia closes online sales tax loophole for businesses outside city
Philadelphia expects to generate about $1.5 million annually after closing an online sales tax loophole.
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Shapiro highlights additional $157M for Philadelphia schools at event Tuesday
Philadelphia schools will receive $157 million in new state funding under Pennsylvania’s latest education budget.
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Shapiro signs 2026-2027 budget that includes SNAP chip cards, education funding
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed Pennsylvania’s 2026-2027 budget into law after both chambers of the legislature passed the agreement on Sunday.
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PECO and union reach tentative deal to end strike, both sides say
PECO and the union that represents 1,600 linemen and other workers have reached a deal to end a strike that began on July 4, both sides told NBC10.
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Congress returns to Philly where America's independence began 250 years ago
Democratic and Republican lawmakers gathered at Congress Hall and Independence Hall in Philadelphia on July 2 to commemorate the nation’s founding.
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Everything you need to know about Philadelphia's July 4th concert and fireworks
Philadelphia is hosting the One Philly: Unity Concert for America, a July 4th concert and fireworks celebration. Here’s what you need to know.
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Republican Tom Kean Jr. says depression led to long absence from Congress
Republican Tom Kean Jr., says a depression diagnosis led to him leaving Congress for almost four months before his return on Tuesday.
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Skill games are slot machines, must adhere to Pa.'s gambling law, court rules
Pennsylvania’s highest court ruled that skill games are slot machines under state law. This means they must comply with crime and gambling statutes.
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Mayor Cherelle Parker announces recipients of Philly anti-violence grants
On Tuesday, June 16, 2026, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced the recipients of $2 million in anti-violence grants.
