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Wednesday, June 11th, 2025
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Good morning, Philadelphia. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 11th of June.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Police broke up an ICE protest on Tuesday evening in Center City after demonstrators marched from 7th and Arch to Market Street, using shoving tactics while details about any arrests remain unclear. KYW Newsradio
- ➤ On Tuesday evening, two Philadelphia police officers were injured and 15 protesters were arrested after a protest against ICE turned violent at the intersection of 11th and Market Streets in Center City — officers used bicycles and a baton to control the crowd while one masked man was held down, and the use of force is under review. The Philadelphia Inquirer
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Philadelphia City Council members say Parks — Recreation is breaking a 2020 law by using chemical sprays on parks and playgrounds even though officials claim natural methods did not work. They will review the issue this fall to decide on the next steps for protecting public spaces. WHYY
- ➤ A Pennsylvania Senate committee passed a bill that would change how Philadelphia collects its 3.4% wage tax from people who work in the city but live elsewhere. The bill would send 1% of wages to workers’ home municipalities and stop charging remote workers—an action that is expected to cost the city about $70 million each year. KYW Newsradio
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie donated $50 million to Penn Medicine and Children's Hospital on Tuesday, June 10 to establish the Lurie Autism Institute that will combine research to improve autism treatments—he said his gift was motivated by personal ties to the condition—. KYW Newsradio
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Anton Frondell, who scored 25 points in 29 games for Djurgårdens IF (a sign of his rising talent), might fall to pick 6 in the NHL draft and be chosen by the Flyers. Flyers GM Daniel Briere may select him if he is seen as a good center or winger to strengthen the team. Metro Philadelphia
- ➤ Phillies broadcasters called Tuesday’s game from section 201 at Citizens Bank Park as part of their 11th annual broadcast from the stands. The crew, which includes Tom McCarthy, planned surprises — including a guest Philadelphia legend — to give fans a fresh look at the ballpark. Metro Philadelphia
- ➤ Phillies manager Rob Thomson said Aaron Nola had a stress reaction on his right rib and will not pitch for 2 weeks—he was already on the Injured List with a sprained ankle. He added that rookie Mick Abel will see more work after showing promise in his debut on May 3 at Citizens Bank Park. Metro Philadelphia
- ➤ After 17 games in the 2025 MLS season, the Philadelphia Union lead the East with 34 points and are one point away from the Supporters’ Shield with 10 wins. Head coach Bradley Carnell has boosted team play and roster use—helping the club advance in the US Open Cup and remain a top contender in the league. Metro Philadelphia
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