Alejandro Zendejas wears his emotions on his sleeve, including the joy of going to the World Cup
The midfielder could be an ideal super-sub, with a mix of scoring, creating, and hustle. He also embraces being a role model for a those who grew up on both…
Edmundo Sosa’s two-run homer helps Phillies rally for a 4-3 win over the Dodgers
Sosa struck out in a base-loaded situation in the sixth inning while pinch hitting for Brandon Marsh, but got his redemption two innings later to give the Phillies the lead…
Jaÿ-Z performed secret concert in Philly ahead of Roots Picnic
The rapper and entertainment mogul treated several hundred fans to a rare concert at the Foundry, the intimate club-within-a-club on the second floor of the Fillmore in Fishtown.
Rowan baseball staves off elimination with 8-3 win over Salisbury in Division III baseball championship
A five-run fifth inning kept Rowan's season alive for at least one more day with another elimination game set for Sunday afternoon in Eastlake, Ohio.
Rowan softball’s season ends with 4-2 loss to Belhaven in Division III softball championship
It's the second straight season in which the Profs have won the first game of the championship round before dropping their final two in the double-elimination bracket.
Day 1 of the the Roots Picnic with Jaÿ-Z opened with optimism at Belmont Plateau
The two-day music festival — presented by the Philadelphia hip-hop band — seemed primed for success in the event's early hours.
Tim Ream will captain the USMNT at the World Cup: ‘We’re so lucky to have a player like him’
The veteran centerback has worn the armband often in Mauricio Pochettino’s tenure, and will continue this summer. Up next: the first World Cup tuneup game against Senegal.
Four small children and one adult were hit by a driver in Northeast Philly
A person is in custody in connection with the incident, and the five people were taken to multiple hospitals.
Peco workers rally amid strike vote and tense negotiations
Over a hundred workers and supporters gathered on Saturday morning to kick off a strike authorization vote.
Mayor Parker wanted a 20-year tax abatement to spark development. Why hasn’t it happened?
Amid a contentious debate over school closures and a bruising budget battle over public education funding, the abatement legislation was never introduced. But that doesn’t mean it’s dead, Parker says.