How a rain delay during the France-Iraq World Cup match turned into a shopping spree at Philadelphia Stadium
Rain at the World Cup in Philly on Monday sent poncho-clad fans scattering into the concourses in search of shelter, in addition to anything else they could get their hands…
What to know about the Invitational Clash, a pro-am basketball tourney promoting community wellness
From Thursday to Monday, eight men’s teams and four women’s teams from around the world will compete to decide the best pro-am league. But the event serves as much more,…
Westtown’s Jordyn Palmer, Bonner-Prendie’s Korey Francis named state’s Miss and Mr. basketball
Palmer and Francis received the award following dominant junior seasons.
Micah Nori, father of Phillies prospect Dante Nori, hired as Trail Blazers coach
The veteran NBA assistant coach gets his first chance to lead a team, taking over in Portland.
35% of Airbnb and VRBO rentals in Philly don’t have the right licensing, new report finds
The City Controller’s report recommends simplifying the “complicated compliance process for hosts."
The Spring-Ford school district is moving to fire a Spanish teacher supported by community members
Numerous supporters of Jasmine Ewing, including her husband, spoke out at Monday’s meeting against the dismissal, describing “Señora Ewing” as a passionate and dedicated educator.
Top auto regulator opens special probe after a Tesla slams into a Texas home, killing a woman
The NHTSA probe is significant because the car was using automated technology that CEO Elon Musk considers key to the company’s future.
Forsythia chef Christopher Kearse opens Known Associates, a cocktail bar in the former Varga Bar space
Known Associates in Washington Square West, from the team behind the Michelin-recommended Forsythia, pairs a café-lounge setting with cocktails and a 10-dish menu.
New photos show first look at Kennedy Center facade without Trump’s name
The wall has been hidden since the removal behind tarps on what some Democrats call "the shame scaffolding."
‘Blur our differences and find our commonalities’: Josh Shapiro stresses unity at World Cup
Gov. Josh Shapiro stressed the importance of unity after attending a World Cup match. Shapiro, who is a potential 2028 presidential candidate, said the event allows Americans to come together.