La Salle names Jarett Gerald as its new director of athletics
Gerald spent time as an athletic department fundraiser at both Missouri and Duke.
Lillian’s opens in Point Breeze with rotating chefs and a parlor-style cocktail bar
The cozy corner bar pairs cocktails with an evolving kitchen that will regularly host chef residencies.
A flood watch remains in effect for the Philadelphia region until 8 p.m
Despite rains, drought warnings remain. At least the heat has backed off.
Trump says red card call on Folarin Balogun was ‘horrible’ but insists he left outcome to FIFA
President Donald Trump is taking credit for getting FIFA to review a red card issued at the World Cup against the United States’ star forward but says he did not…
Ring of Honor will return to the 2300 Arena, continuing Philly’s ‘great tradition of wrestling’
ROH’s pay-per-view event, Death Before Dishonor, will be held at the 2300 Arena on Aug. 21.
First-round pick Labaron Philon Jr. leads Sixers’ summer league roster
Johni Broome is also on the roster for the Sixers, who open up play in Las Vegas on Thursday against the Pistons.
Five arrested during Philly Fourth celebrations as protesters attempted to burn American flag
The arrests happen during an otherwise peaceful celebration of America's 250th birthday in Philadelphia.
Superintendent Watlington announces promotions and other changes in Philly schools’ administration
Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr. made the changes amid a number of resignations among his top leadership.
A cow beauty pageant honors rural Pennsylvania’s shrinking dairy industry
In 2025, the USDA reported 23,609 dairy farms across the country, a 70% decrease in just 20 years.
Temple professor delves into America’s long and troubled history with public bathrooms
This Temple University professor argues that public bathroom policy has contributed to inequality.