Dozens of groups under the Federation of Neighborhood Centers umbrella are seeking relief for funds owed to them.

Should people pretend to be sick so they can go to the Phillies’ home opener? The Inquirer group chat tries to help a reader decide whether to play hooky. Facing a $300 million structural deficit, the ...

FIFA is cancelling hotel reservations in multiple World Cup host cities, with only three months until the tournament. Here's what we know.

From Jacari White’s fan clubs to RedHawks war paint, college basketball fans from all over showed out in style for Friday’s ...

Wright State gave Virginia all it could handle before the favorites took control late. After that, Miami of Ohio ran out of ...

Whether it was the greatest win in Martelli family history was a debate for another day. All that mattered was that Phil ...

Clark lost his tooth after battling for a loose ball in the final minutes against Central Florida on Friday. A teammate ...

Good first step? Sure. But the last two outings should show Willard and Villanova that there’s still plenty of work to be done to bring the program back to where they think it should be.

"I do think that 'I have to go to a baseball game' should be an acceptable reason to take a sick day in Philadelphia." ...

After opening the season 0-5, the Tide turned things around to defend their Class 4A state championship on Thursday night, ...

Willard joked to TNT sideline reporter Lauren Shehadi that he was going to fire his staff after Utah State executed multiple ...

Bryce Harper handles a tough loss the right way, Uber Eats robots hit Philly sidewalks, and the airport tries to set a cheesesteak record. This week in Philly gets graded.