‘A million years isn’t enough’: Victims’ relatives confront Gilgo Beach serial killer at sentencing
“Justice has been done, but it can’t replace what has been taken,” said JoAnn Mack, the mother of victim Valerie Mack. “She had dreams, and you took them all away…
Police identify man suspected of shooting 2 teens, killing 1, at Wilmington Hospital
Police identified the suspect in a shooting that killed one and injured another Tuesday at Wilmington Hospital as 23-year-old John Wallace-Bey of New Castle.
Union part ways with longtime defender Olivier Mbaizo
The native Cameroonian spent nine seasons with the club but has made just one appearance in the first 15 games of the Union's 2026 MLS campaign.
WNBA to expand to 50-game schedule for next season
The WNBA is expanding its schedule to 50 games per team next season — the most in the league’s 30-year history.
Charlie Sifford is known as the Jackie Robinson of golf. Now, a scholarship in his honor helps students attend HBCUs.
Charlie Sifford's legacy continues to live on through the Sifford Scholarship Fund. This year's recipients include a Philly native at Delaware State and a sophomore women's soccer player at Lincoln.
The only collaborative Keith Haring mural that still hangs in its original location is in Point Breeze. It could be your next home.
On the corner of 22nd and Ellsworth Streets, 'We The Youth' stands on the facade of a 1,797-square-foot, three-story rowhouse that's up for rent.
John Kruk had the perfect response after new Sixers GM jinxed a Phillies no-hitter
“I was like, ‘Thank God none of us said it,’ Kruk said as NBC Sports Philadelphia's broadcast crew sat behind home plate.
A DJ Jazzy Jeff Juneteenth block party, Meek Mill down the Shore, and an all-Philly Kinks tribute headline Philly music this week
Black Uhuru on the Main Line, Spoon and The Beths in Fishtown, Hurray For the Riff Raff under the stars, and Animeros at Ortlieb's. Plus, Charley Crockett, Dion, Los Lobos…
In Villanova, the average starter home costs $1 million
Villanova is the only community in the Philadelphia region with million-dollar entry-level homes. Since the pandemic, the number of these communities in the U.S. has tripled.
Hiring foreign workers has become more difficult. These options still exist. | Expert Opinion
Hiring an immigrant worker can be a long process, but it's not impossible, Gene Marks writes.