Nonprofit "Black Girls Love Math" uses Super Bowl fever to make learning fun
Math and Eagles mania collided inside a classroom at St. James School on Saturday morning. Here's how one educator is incorporating Eagles fun with education.
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Math and Eagles mania collided inside a classroom at St. James School on Saturday morning. Here's how one educator is incorporating Eagles fun with education.
On Saturday morning, math and Eagles mania collided inside a classroom at St. James School. Atiyah Harmon, an educator since 2002, led the class, and students confidently calculated their predictions for the Birds' victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Ron Pichardo, a North Philadelphia native and tattoo artist, has made a name for himself by inking elaborate Eagles-themed tattoos. For Pichardo, the artwork represents the ultimate display of Eagles pride.
Police said a 26-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot multiple times in Philadelphia's Fairhill section. A 16-year-old and 18-year-old were also hit.
An interactive exhibit at Smith Memorial Playground in Philadelphia teaches kids about people who are making Black history today.
Police said a 27-year-old man was shot on Temple University's campus in North Philadelphia on Sunday.
Taylor Memorial Baptist Church and its nonprofit Taylor MADE Opportunities hope to change lives by meeting people where they are.
The raid at the Juniata Park car wash comes amid ICE raids playing out in cities across the United States with the Trump administration taking aim at undocumented immigrants.
The Laken Riley Act aims to expand the federal government's mandate to detain immigrants who are in the country illegally.
After an ICE raid in Philadelphia on Tuesday, immigrant groups are making sure people know their rights and have access to resources.
Philadelphia rapper and podcaster Gillie Da King has become the Eagles' unofficial hype man on the team's run to the Super Bowl.
After an apparent ICE raid at a car wash in North Philadelphia Tuesday morning, immigration advocates protested in Old City.
Neighbors in the area by the car wash tell CBS News Philadelphia that just after 9 a.m. several groups of law enforcement officers pulled up and hauled several people out from the business in a reported ICE raid. The surveillance video obtained is from a neighboring business.
Someone tied an ATM to a minivan to steal it from Lucky Garden, Philadelphia police said.
Philadelphia police are looking for two men who they say tied a minivan to an ATM and dragged it away from a North Philadelphia Chinese restaurant.
The Lindley Academy Charter School cheer team will leave Friday to compete in the National Cheerleading Competition in Dallas, Texas. Jan Carabeo joins us live and gets a look at the team in action.
Photographer Vernon Ray uses his skills behind the camera to lift up the community, but is now in need of support after $20,000 worth of his camera equipment was stolen.
Philadelphia police say they're looking for a stolen car and the driver who injured one of their officers Friday night. The incident happened at 6th and Thompson in North Philadelphia just before 8:30 p.m. According to police, a stolen blue Honda Civic was stuck in traffic when the officer used a device to break a driver's side window.
Quron Banks, who was allegedly involved in an illegal car meetup, was charged for striking a Philadelphia police officer. He was also shot by a Philly police officer after the incident.
The sinkhole opened up in Hunting Park between West Erie and Rising Sun avenues.
Devin Weedon was on his way to Simon Gratz High School when he was shot and killed on March 28, 2023, according to police.
Forty-six-year-old Bilal Simmons is charged with murder in connection with a double shooting inside a North Philadelphia home last year, according to police.
This big sinkhole opened up Friday morning in Hunting Park. It's on North 6th Street between Rising Sun and West Erie avenues. That part of the road is shut down. We're still working to learn what caused the sinkhole and when crews may come out to make repairs.
A crash at 27th Street and Ridge Avenue injured seven people early Wednesday morning, according to Philadelphia police.
Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia is remembering the life and legacy of President Jimmy Carter, who helped build homes in Philly.
