The Philadelphia Phillies are in the inner circle of title contention, but improving their outfield could help, even if the market is risky.

While gun violence is down in Philadelphia, advocates say there are still too many children being caught in the crossfire.

The #Eagles agreed to terms with No. 31 overall pick Jihaad Campbell on his four-year, $14,903,574 fully guaranteed deal with a fifth-year option. Only four of 32 first-round picks are unsigned as minicamps wrap up. pic.twitter.com/jUOwJnCQU0

The Philadelphia Zoo is more than doubling its menagerie of flamingos as it prepares to open a brand-new walk-through exhibit.

A fire that burned the four-story Admiral Court apartment building at 48th and Locust streets was found to be intentionally set.

It will be the largest and most inclusive FIFA World Cup in history, with 48 teams competing for the first time. It is also the first time the edition has been hosted across three

Neighbors believe young teens and maybe homeless people are behind the crimes occurring anywhere from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.

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Thursday is likely to be the hottest day of the day, so far, and with hazy, hot and humid conditions, officials have issued a Code Orange Air Quality Action Day for ozone.

A police officer was assaulted Tuesday evening while performing crowd control duties during a protest in the city, authorities said.