Top Trump official Sean Duffy promotes the President’s House in video with Mayor Parker
In a new video, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy showcased photos of panels at the President's House that his administration has fought to take down.
Mayor Parker defends decision to host July 4th Parkway concert despite dangerous heat and high price tag
For an occasion as momentous as the nation’s 250th anniversary, Parker said the city must rise to the occasion and prove it can achieve ambitious undertakings.
The world’s largest steam locomotive, called Big Boy, is coming to Philly for July 4th
Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014 will be open to public viewing at the Navy Yard on Saturday and Sunday.
‘You just feel proud’: Ecuadorians in Philadelphia find respite during World Cup celebrations
Ecuadorians in Philadelphia reflect on the joy and togetherness the World Cup has brought to their community, despite still feeling pressure from the Trump administration.
Float builders are transforming history into colorful, sequin-filled displays for the Semiquincentennial parade
A look at Todd Marcocci and crew assembling Philadelphia's Semiquincentennial parade floats before the big day on July 3.
Philadelphia-area Venezuelans are donating rescue tools and medicine to aid victims of massive earthquakes
Venezuelans, including those family affected by the devastation, gathered supplies at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.
No, Pope Leo XIV wasn’t at a ’70s Villanova University fraternity party in this viral photo
A classmate of the first U.S.-born pope said the photo was taken at a fellow Wildcat's house in Chicago and assured The Inquirer it was not a fraternity party.
What we know about the Olney investigation into missing women
Investigators continue searching an Olney home connected to Eugene Albert Horsch. Here's what we know about the investigation, the missing women, the evidence found, and the latest developments.
Philly’s queen of Gay Bingo hangs up her heels after 30 years and $5 million raised for AIDS research
The man behind the makeup, Michael Byrne, bid adieu to Carlota Ttendant and his longtime gig hosting Gay Bingo: “Drag is a young girl’s game.”
A time capsule meant to be opened in 250 years will be buried in Philly next week
Set to be buried on July 4 at Independence National Historical Park, the time capsule is part of the celebrations surrounding the United States’ Semiquincentennial.