Plus, the Mayor finally weighs in on Watlington, Board of Education following proposal release

Plus, a new fund helps the families of homicide victims pay for funerals.

The superintendent explains why he reversed course on two proposed building closures, and addresses a new bathroom policy

Plus, the Pennsylvania legislature examines AI use in medicine.

Plus, the superintendent weighs in on a new legislation requiring cursive instruction in PA classrooms.

Plus, charges against an NJ power broker get dropped, and water mains continue to burst throughout Philadelphia.

Watlington reaffirms that “short-term sacrifice, pain” will be for “long-term greater good.”

Plus, Phillies’ pitchers and catchers report to spring training! And learn more about Pennie’s massive healthcare enrollment drop.

Philadelphia superintendent asks families to “give us more time; we’re listening.”

Plus, more on a court appearance for Kada Scott’s accused killer, community feedback sessions for Philly school district’s facilities plan, and tips for documenting ICE activity.

Dr. Watlington explains where addressing the district's dearth of libraries ranks among his priorities

Plus, Restaurant Week extended and fixing a health care desert in Delco.

Dr. Watlington shares feedback he's received to the public release of the School District of Philadelphia's facilities planning report

Plus, Mikie Sherrill gets sworn in as next NJ governor, PA lawmakers discuss rising energy costs, and Philly preps for possible giant snowstorm

Dr. Watlington discusses the much-anticipated public release of the School District of Philadelphia's facilities planning findings

Plus, Dr. Watlington offers the latest on the school district's facilities planning process

Plus. Gov. Shapiro launches re-election campaign, Camden continues decreasing homicide trend, and Philly's Carnaval de Puebla cancels festival for second straight year

The School District of Philadelphia superintendent discusses the racist graffiti at Roxborough High and strategies to recruit and retain teaching talent.

Plus, how facilities upgrades and labor peace give the district momentum heading into the new year

From January's plane crash in the Northeast to a series of SEPTA sagas that stretched into December, listen to stories that shaped the Philadelphia region in 2025

Plus, Dr. Watlington reflects on the recent openings of two brand new, state-of-the-art school buildings.

Plus, Watlington reacts to the Board of Education adopting resolution to explore turning over vacant school buildings to city