The Latest Breaking News from Philadelphia

Cops found her car in the parking lot.

A parade of ships streamed up and down the Delaware River beside Philadelphia to kick off a celebration of the 250th birthdays of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps

It’s unclear whether the attacks are connected or if the families knew each other

The Stranded Traveler Assistance progam offers people ‘stranded’ in the city a way out, as long as they have an address to travel to – although officials acknowledge the program is not ‘fail-safe’

The Phillies’ bats and fans have largely gone quiet in two home defeats against Los Angeles to open the NLDS. And the team’s stars disagree on the main issue.

The Super Bowl champions were defeated at Lincoln Financial Field.

Denver stunned Philadelphia with a 21-17 victory, the Texans thrashed the Ravens and the Colts cantered past the Raiders

Hernández hit the go-ahead home run to win Los Angeles Game 1 over Philadelphia and stay red-hot at the plate—which has made up for some dubious fielding errors.

The Union will have hosting rights through every round of the 2025 MLS Cup Playoffs.

Michael from Philadelphia isn’t your average entrepreneur. He's a street vendor who operates only two days a week yet somehow manages to pull in $1.5 million in revenue a year. His story stunned personal finance expert Dave Ramsey and listeners of the “EntreLeadership” podcast.

On April 13, 1967, around 1:30 p.m., Lt. Joseph Larkin of the Philadelphia Police Department’s subway unit visited the Philadelphia High School for Girls to interview the school’s librarian, 61-year-old Miriam S. Axelrod.