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The Monarchs' team of 11- and 12-year-old girls won a tournament sponsored by manufacturing firm SKF to secure and sponsorship to compete in the Gothia Cup in Sweden.
Durning, an Irish immigrant and Army veteran, has over 200 medals to his name and coached soccer and track locally for years. He plans to add to his total Thursday at the Delaware County Senior Games.
Philly fighter Kyle Daukaus will take on former Penn State wrestler Bo Nickal at the White House. After, he has his eyes set on the Philly card in August.
Homers from Bryce Harper and Alec Bohm limited Scherzer’s outing to 3⅓ innings. Kyle Schwarber also homered in the fourth to give Jesús Luzardo and the Phillies' bullpen a sizable cushion.
The Flyers "expect a big summer out of" Luchanko, who has nine career NHL games, between the regular season and playoffs, under his belt.
Hurts says he is focused on laying the foundation of Sean Mannion's new scheme and again reiterated the appreciation he has for what he and A.J. Brown "were able to accomplish" as teammates in Philly.
Bernard, whom the Eagles drafted in the seventh round as an international pathway program player from Nigeria, says being in Philly "is like a dream come true" as he embarks on his football journey.
Gansey joins a Sixers front office with recent draft successes, including VJ Edgecombe last summer, Jared McCain in 2024, and Tyrese Maxey in 2020.
The former Villanova Wildcat is making plays that gets numbers retired in the rafters at Madison Square Garden.
This year’s event will be held on Sunday, June 14, with live music, African and Caribbean food, a river procession, and two performance stages.
A new documentary on Philly's oldest operating tavern tells the story of a bar where people "connect and have fun and find love and watch sports." It also tells the tale of a city.
These Philly homeowners added their properties to the city’s rich tapestry of murals.
A beloved cluster of almost 200-year-old rowhouses in the midst of a high-rise corner of Center City is being redeveloped and its tenants displaced.
Davoris Carter, a special needs student from Philadelphia, disappeared during a class trip to the Jersey Shore earlier this month.
The U.S.-South Africa relationship was long shaped by the Cold War. Today, racial politics are more exposed.
The move is an about-face from last week, when the superintendent told Council and the mayor that the system couldn't restore the positions “without a commitment to recurring and predictable funding."
The countdown continues with Nos. 32-11 on The Inquirer’s list of Philadelphia’s most iconic dishes — the foods, traditions, and restaurant creations that have helped define the city.
Organizers say that communities were offered financial support through various grants to host events, only to have permit requests denied "due to City resource constraints."
From Aaronson to Zendejas, here’s what to know about the players, their backgrounds, and where they fit on the U.S. depth chart heading into the tournament.
From bars to beer gardens, watch parties to pickup games, here’s a cheat sheet of what to do around town, whether you’re a native or you just dropped in for a match.
An Inquirer investigation found that the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5 has billed the city for an array of expenses that are far outside the scope of funeral home and cemetery costs.
The acquisition of Isdaner & Co. by Aprio adds to a wave of deals in an industry that in recent years has seen a boom in investment from private equity and other sources of outside capital.
The hub at 1011 Market St. will let officers coordinate, for the World Cup, July 4th, and beyond.
The restrooms will be located along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and will have adjacent visitors centers and water refill stations.