Flyers defenseman Jamie Drysdale’s summer training has fueled his game. He is ‘excited to show what I can do and keep it going’
Drysdale signed a four-year, $26 million extension on Friday. He believes his summer regimen has helped him build on his success.
Olwethu Makhanya hasn’t returned to the Union yet, overshadowing Ryan Richter’s debut as manager
Multiple sources have told The Inquirer that Makhanya is away due to a personal matter. But there are also transfer rumors swirling around him after he made South Africa's World…
Traffic closures near Amtrak station on I-76 West and Market Street begin this week
The construction is part of a $148.9 million project for bridge rehabilitation.
Philly flavors reign supreme at Atlantic City water ice festival
Two Philly shops took home the big prizes at the inaugural Ocean's Casino Resort festival and competition.
Expansion of U.S. strikes on Iran leads to more retaliation across the Gulf
Iranian missiles and drones hit targets in Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain.
N.J. e-bike law requiring registration, insurance now in effect
Thousands of riders across the state must now be licensed, registered, and in some cases insured for the first time.
Phillies bolster beleaguered bullpen, call up reliever Alex McFarlane from double-A Reading
McFarlane offers a potential answer for a taxed and injury-impacted bullpen.
Phillies to wear 1939 throwbacks for Field of Dreams Game on Aug. 13 against Twins
The Phils will take on the Twins in Dyersville, Iowa next month.
Tehran and Washington face a ‘wake up moment’ over the war
The dangers of escalation are growing, analysts say, and neither side can really afford it, either economically or politically at home.
South Philly’s former ‘micro-bookstore’ has a new and expanded storefront on Passyunk Avenue
Opened in February, Little Yenta Books had previously been situated speakeasy-style in the back of a neighborhood dress-making studio.