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The Philadelphia Eagles celebrated their Super Bowl victory with fans on Friday, Feb. 14.
Celebrating the Black inventors and innovators.
Celebrating its 140th anniversary, The Philadelphia Tribune is the oldest continuously published newspaper serving the African-American reader in the United States and considered the most prominent African-American newspaper in Philadelphia.
Encouraging U.S. citizens to partake in civic duties, likes voting, can happen in many different ways. As a city with a passion for the art culture, Philadelphia displayed murals and pop-ups around the city representing all demographics and letting no voice be unheard.
Members of the Praise Sunday Sub-Committee, a health ministry within Millennium Baptist Church located at 1630 N 52nd Street in West Philadelphia held a 'Praise is the Cure' event last Sunday for cancer awareness month.
President Joe Biden made an appearance at the Mt. Airy Church of God In Christ on Sunday morning, addressing one of Philadelphia’s largest predominantly Black churches in an area that traditionally sees high Black voter turnout.
PHILADELPHIA - As tens of thousands of people gathered over the weekend at the Roots Picnic, a popular two-day music festival created and hosted by hip-hop group The Roots, politics was certainly not the focus. But they were not absent, either.
The dedication of a Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission marker in Honor of Jazz musician Edward Lee Morgan was unveiled on Tuesday at the location of the former Aqua Lounge and Bar, 223 South 52nd Street in West Philadelphia.
Love was in the air, along with a winter chill, on Wednesday as Mayor Cherelle Parker married a couple in Love Park, her first time with a city tradition. Forty-nine others exchanged vows before judges at City Hall.
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. dedicated his life to much more than achieving racial equality. That goal, he said again and again, was inseparable from alleviating poverty and stopping war. And he reiterated this theme after being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 60 years ago this week.
Bethlehem Baptist Church on Sunday commemorated its 135-year journey with a special anniversary celebration. The anniversary gala was held in Montgomery County at Presidential Caterers in Norristown, PA at 3 PM. Photos of the event were provided by Fred Wright Jr.
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At Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, a new research lab is taking a different approach to understanding autism — by listening more closely to the people whose experiences have too often been overlooked. Dr. Ashlee Yates Flanagan, a clinical psychologist and researcher, founded CHOP’s Res…
For students, the first day of school is just around the corner, but educators across the city of Philadelphia have been preparing long before the start of the new year behind the scenes - planning lessons, organizing classrooms, and creating learning environments designed to help students f…
What began as a childhood quest to get “Guitar Hero 3” has grown into a lifelong musical journey for South Philadelphia native Will Ellsworth.
The Nicetown Community Development Corporation (Nicetown CDC) celebrated more than two decades of community revitalization during a press conference ahead of the annual Nicetown Giveback Festival.
Early Wednesday morning under cover of night, an unannounced group of federal agents installed new panels at the President’s House at Independence Hall National Park. The act is the latest move in an ongoing battle between the City of Philadelphia and the federal government over how America…
At a time where American history is being selectively challenged and excluded in its very birthplace, one Philadelphia nonprofit is taking steps to ensure a fuller narrative is being presented. Matthew Palmer, spokesperson for 1838 Black Metropolis, says that he and the organization hope vi…
Mayor Cherelle Parker, local leaders, and community members celebrated the unveiling of the Joe Frazier statue officials say will this mark the start of celebrating local and historical figures in the city.
Azsherae Gary named executive director at Paul Robeson House & Museum
As Philadelphia welcomes tens of thousands of visitors for the FIFA World Cup 2026 and America 250 celebrations, workers at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown walked off the job Sunday, calling for higher wages, affordable healthcare, stronger pension benefits and reduced workloads.
On Monday, June 1, The Tribune talked to Philadelphia native Eric 'The Smoke' Moran, a longtime actor, filmmaker, former professional wrestler, U.S. Marine, and well-known cosplayer who has been active in comic, sci-fi, and fandom communities since the 1980s.
The accomplishments of six female leaders were celebrated at The Philadelphia Tribune’s annual Women of Achievement Luncheon on Thursday, May 21 at the Union League in Center City.
Thousands of people gathered in Montgomery, Alabama, to mobilize support for voting rights amid concerns about states that are moving to dismantle congressional districts that expanded representation opportunities. (AP video shot by Emilie Megnien)
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