The Flyers, who entered the season with increased expectations, were quickly humbled in front of the Xfinity Mobile Crowd.

Game 2 mostly was a story. First, of failure. Then, of overcoming it. Whether the story endures is a question that will be decided on Thursday in a decisive Game 3.

The Flyers may have lost their season opener, but here’s everything you missed, including a guest appearance from the "Round ...

An 83-year-old woman sitting on the steps in front of her house was wounded by stray gunfire from what police believe was a ...

From how Case Keenum was able to beat the Eagles to the hypocrisy of fining Kyle Juszczyk for his "offensive" celebration, ...

The band, making its first stop in the city in seven years, refuses to evolve past its simple riffs, duck walks, and the ...

Harper misjudged a fly ball in the seventh inning, then answered with the game-tying home run in Wednesday's Game 2, proving ...

The Phillies will pin their hopes of staying alive in the playoffs to Cristopher Sánchez, and he did win 18 games with a 2.91 ...

In his most extensive comments on the saga yet, Krasner said U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond's suggestion that he ...

The distinction recognizes the Sixers guard among the world’s most influential rising stars. James, who confirmed Maxey's ...

A pedestrian was killed in a car crash in Center City on Wednesday morning, police said. At about 6:42 a.m., Philadelphia ...

A Kennett Square native, Taylor built the 108 Gatehouse Dr. home between 1859 and 1860. He gained acclaim as a poet and ...