After two elbow surgeries, Brian Keller’s baseball dreams dimmed. But on Saturday, he made his big league debut.
He blew out his elbow pitching in Japan, and when further issues arose he paid “12 grand maybe, something like that,” for a surgery. It was part of his decade-long…
LeBron James explained why he picked the Sixers. Here are four other factors that may have helped.
So what made James so sure about the Sixers instead of the Golden State Warriors, Cleveland Cavaliers, or Miami Heat?
All-Star outfielder Brandon Marsh relegated to platoon role (for now) as the Phillies seek more production against lefty pitching
For now, and unless the Phillies acquire a righty-hitting upgrade before the Aug. 3 trade deadline, interim manager Don Mattingly seems intent on mixing and matching his outfield.
Who’s behind the orange signs around Philly criticizing rogue developers?
Carpenters union leaders said the Build Fair Philly campaign is an attempt to raise awareness of irresponsible construction.
Once forgotten, Franklin Square is celebrating 20 years as a revitalized hub for Philly’s families and fun
This July marks 20 years since Franklin Square underwent a dramatic transformation, from a dusty and dim outpost to a destination for Philadelphia's families and tourists.
Houthis fire missiles and drones at Saudi Arabia in response to strikes on a Yemeni city
Iran reported no new U.S. strikes overnight for the first time in almost two weeks.
Grading Mike Gansey’s transformational first offseason as Sixers president
After landing LeBron James and trading for Jaylen Brown, the Sixers are now viewed as legitimate championship contenders.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope reportedly negotiating buyout to join Sixers, team up with LeBron James
Caldwell-Pope was a key member of the 2020 Los Angeles Lakers team that delivered James' fourth NBA title. He also won a title with the Denver Nuggets in 2022-23.
Trump orders warning signs near Smithsonian, escalating fight over history
President Donald Trump on Friday ordered the installation of signs outside the National Museum of American History that warn people that the museum does not accurately reflect American history
Philly is beta testing its own version of Boston’s Freedom Trail. I tried it and you should too.
The Path to Democracy will connect 21 sites in Philadelphia's Historic District via a walking trail of colorful ceramic tiles and mosaics.