After bankruptcy and a kiln disaster, Felt and Fat is remaking itself
After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in October and then the explosion of their kiln in January, Kensington ceramics company Felt and Fat forges a new path.
After a century of false starts, soccer has taken off in the U.S.
A lack of infrastructure and questions about the sport's Americanness held soccer back in the 20th century. But immigration, youth soccer, and technology have changed everything.
The battle for backyard chickens | Inquirer South Jersey
And N.J. hospitals could lose an estimated $3 billion.
At first glance, the Flyers’ 2026 draft feels underwhelming. Only time will tell.
The Flyers stuck to their usual script of prioritizing size and two-way responsibility over offensive flash. It will take a few years before we know if that was the right…
The divide between Pa.’s public and private high school sports
For years, there’s been tension between private schools competing against Pennsylvania’s public schools in the PIAA playoffs. A new law could change this.
An early morning shooting at a West Philadelphia bar left one worker dead
Early morning shooting in a West Philadelphia bar left one man dead. The man was allegedly shot by a co-worker who fled the scene.
Phillies won’t rush Andrew Painter’s return to majors. Instead, it’s about ‘getting himself’ right.
While Don Mattingly is counting on having the 23-year-old back, the interim manager doesn't have an outlined timetable for Painter, who made his first start for triple-A Lehigh Valley on…
The USMNT has one World Cup knockout win ever. Right now is the best chance to change that.
“I can feel the difference in the atmosphere,” U.S. striker Folarin Balogun said as the team started preparing for Wednesday's round of 32 game against Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Two relatives were killed Sunday in what police call a ‘murder-suicide’ in Abington Township
Police said the uncle and his nephew had been quarreling.
Kyle Schwarber launches 30th homer of the season to lift Phillies past Mets
Schwarber's two-run homer put the Phillies back in front on Sunday. But their need for another right-handed hitter was on display as the bullpen looked thin.