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Eagles are hosting Iowa DE Lukas Van Ness on a Top 30 predraft visit

The Philadelphia Eagles are hosting Iowa defensive end Lukas Van Ness on a Top 30 predraft visit

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Philadelphia to pay pregnant women $1,000 a month

The program will offer monthly cash payments to pregnant women living in certain Philadelphia communities for 18 months

The Independent UK

80-hour weeks and roaches near your cot? More medical residents unionize

Part of a national trend, medical residents at Penn Medicine in Philadelphia push to form a union to demand better working conditions and higher wages. Child care is an important issue for many.

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How did a famous Mexican poet end up buried and forgotten in the Philadelphia suburbs?

PHILADELPHIA -- On a quiet morning in March, members of the Mexican Consulate of Philadelphia gathered under a green awning at Holy Cross Cemetery in Yeadon, Pennsylvania, to visit an unmarked grave. The grassy spot, sitting empty and mostly unrecognized for 71 years, is an easily overlooked foot-sized gap in…

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Contract details for James Bradberry’s new 3-year, $38 million deal with the Eagles

We're looking at contract details and salary cap implications for James Bradberry's 3-year, $38 million deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Shoppers 'need to buy' unusual Eurovision-themed dairy product spotted in Asda and Morrisons

"I want this and I want it now"

Manchester Evening News

Is it antisemitism or political discourse? Professor plans to sue Cabrini University after he was fired for tweets about Israel

PHILADELPHIA — Kareem Tannous said he was getting good reviews after he started his job in 2020 as an assistant business professor at Cabrini University.

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The dark truth of Joe Fulks, Philadelphia’s first pro basketball legend

It was late on the night after Joe Fulks died from a shotgun blast to his neck when Eddie Gottlieb’s phone rang. As the hours passed on Sunday, March 21, 1976, word snaked out over the national wire services that Fulks, 54, was dead and that the cause was, in…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Gun violence can affect every part of Philly life. Here's how residents suggest solving it

PHILADELPHIA — Joshua Sanchez was leaving his bank one day in North Philly when a group of men with guns swarmed him. They robbed him, he said, then shot him once in the back before fleeing.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philly neighborhood activists met with DoJ over supervised drug consumption sites. Elected officials were turned away

PHILADELPHIA — Representatives from neighborhood groups around Philadelphia said they felt federal officials are not listening to their concerns about efforts to open a place in the city where people could inject drugs under medical supervision.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Report: Eagles expected to hire Eastern Michigan assistant Taver Johnson

The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to hire veteran defensive backs coach Taver Johnson for a position on Sean Desai's staff

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Bel-Air’ on Peacock is renewed for its third season

PHILADELPHIA — "Bel-Air," starring West Philly native Jabari Banksin as a teenager who moves in with rich relatives in Southern California, has been renewed for a third season on Peacock.

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Marcus Hayes: George Karl’s ‘lazy’ comments on Joel Embiid aren’t racist, they’re ... lazy. Ironic, right?

PHILADELPHIA — George Karl isn’t a racist for saying Joel Embiid looks lazy, but he’s doing a great job of proving Kendrick Perkins right. And no, Perkins isn’t right.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Instant analysis of the Eagles signing free agent safety Justin Evans to a deal

We're looking at takeaways and instant analysis of the Philadelphia Eagles signing safety Justin Evans to a one-year deal.

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C.J. Gardner-Johnson Makes Bold Comparison Between Eagles, Lions

The 25-year-old safety revealed how he thinks the roster of his new team stacks up against last year’s Philadelphia squad.

Broadcasting & Cable

ABC’s Owned Stations Celebrate 100 Years of Disney With Special

‘Disney100: The Exhibition – Making the Magic’, hosted by WPVI Philadelphia talent, premieres March 23

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On the brink of eviction, one Philadelphia mother applied for assistance. But getting it could take years

Kimberly Clark has lived in the same Southwest Philadelphia house, on the same block, with some of the same neighbors for 24 years.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bulls finally beat 76ers star Joel Embiid

It took a grimy performance on defense, highlighted by Derrick Jones Jr.’s nasty block on James Harden to seal the victory, but the Bulls pulled out the improbable win in double overtime.

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Sixers’ sixth consecutive playoff berth remains on hold after 109-105 double-overtime loss to Bulls

PHILADELPHIA — Monday night’s loss delayed making things official.

Chicago Tribune

Lonzo Ball undergoes cartilage transplant in his left knee — beginning an unprecedented recovery process for the Chicago Bulls guard

PHILADELPHIA — Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball underwent a cartilage transplant in his left knee Monday, a rare procedure that could decide the fate of his return to the court.

Al Jazeera

Philadelphia reaches $9.25m settlement over 2020 police response

More than 340 plaintiffs were awarded $9.25m over police violence during 2020 George Floyd protests.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia will pay $9.25 million to protesters over police use of tear gas and rubber bullets during 2020 unrest

PHILADELPHIA — The city has agreed to pay a combined $9.25 million to hundreds of people teargassed, struck with rubber bullets, and detained by police during the 2020 racial justice protests after the police murder of George Floyd.

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10 options for the Eagles to replace C.J. Gardner-Johnson at the safety position

We're looking at ten potential options the Philadelphia Eagles could use to replace new Lions safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson

The Independent UK

$9.25 million settlement announced in 2020 protest lawsuits

Philadelphia city officials have announced a $9.25 million settlement with hundreds of people in lawsuits challenging the police response to protests in 2020 that followed the police custody death of George Floyd in Minneapolis

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Eagles’ WR DeVonta Smith announces date for 2nd annual celebrity softball game

Philadelphia Eagles third-year wide receiver DeVonta Smith just announced the date for his 2nd annual charity softball game

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