LeBron James unveils new signature shoe ahead of 24th NBA season and Sixers debut
James, who has enjoyed a long partnership with Nike throughout his career, teased the release of his 24th signature shoe Wednesday on Instagram.
Police searching for man accused of shooting a Philadelphia couple over the weekend
Michelle Wilson, 61, died in the Sunday shooting, while her 67-year-old husband survived.
Eagles rank sixth in Sportico’s NFL franchise valuations, but were below average in annual increase
Beyond the NFL, only six teams on the entire planet are worth more than the Birds, according to Sportico.
Cardinals chase Zack Wheeler and Phillies off to Iowa with 7-1 loss to take the series
Wheeler tossed four shutout innings before the Cardinals got to him in the fifth with five runs. Meanwhile, the Phillies went hitless over the final four innings.
Gen Zers like what Philly has to offer, but they want better pay and more work opportunities, survey says
A report from the Pew Charitable Trusts discusses what Gen Z workers want out of their jobs, as well as their skepticism about college and retirement benefits.
A robotic heart surgery specialist was fired by Main Line Health for blowing the whistle on complications, lawsuit
Gianluca Torregrossa joined Main Line Health in 2021 under a lucrative five-year contract. Now he is suing the health system, saying he was retaliated for exposing a pattern of bad…
Treasury ends ownership reporting rules for U.S. companies
The rules, intended to combat money laundering and other financial crimes, imposed an undue burden on American businesses, said Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
As Rose Tree Media pushes for new K-1 school, Middletown neighbors urge township to ‘just say no’
Residents say building the school on an empty lot behind Penncrest High School would create dangerous traffic conditions in the neighborhood.
Police say they believe two women were killed in Olney home – neither previously linked in missing persons search
Police say “graphic and dark” evidence leads them to believe two women were killed in the Eugene and Raymond Horsch's house.
Half of the 26 people charged in an NCAA gambling scandal have now pleaded guilty or admitted wrongdoing
Two more people pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to helping fix basketball games for professional gamblers.