"I am 53 years old, and my English teacher from high school still calls me and gives me instructions,” Mayor Cherelle L. Parker said. Jeanette Jimenez corrected the mayor's E-L-G-S-E-S cheer.

Mayor Cherelle Parker issued a warning to Philadelphia residents about celebrating Eagles playoff wins: do not shoot guns in celebratory fashion.The Philadelphia mayor said Monday that the city celebrated "responsibly" after the Eagles won the NFC championship game but pleaded with fans to avoid firing firearms during celebrations.

Amere Wright, 18, was charged with shooting a 20-year-old man after the Philadelphia Eagles advanced to the Super Bowl on Sunday night.

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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker went viral on social media after attempts to lead an Eagles chant resulted in her misspelling the Philly-based team’s name.

The company founded by a trio of Delco brothers decided to make 'E-L-G-S-E-S' apparel after the spelling gaffe went viral.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker became a subject of online ridicule after misspelling 'Eagles' during a public address. She said 'E-L-G-S-E-S, Eagl

In footage shared by NBC 10 Philadelphia on Thursday, Jan. 23, Parker, who recently made headlines for a spelling snafu, redeemed her spelling skills during a pep rally at LOVE Park held in support of the Philadelphia Eagles. The team is playing the Washington Commanders on Sunday, Jan. 26, for the NFC Championship and a spot at Super Bowl LIX.

The new cameras will join those on Roosevelt Boulevard, in addition to cameras that will soon be activated along Broad Street.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker’s week did not start off the way she wanted. But in the end, she got the last laugh.

The School District of Philadelphia reports some higher scores for third- through eighth-grade students, higher attendance and a lower dropout rate.

City officials on Wednesday held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil a newly renovated music studio and space for youth at the Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center in West Philadelphia.