The Latest Breaking News from Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA — Another workout nearing its end, Paul Kroll pulled off his sweat-soaked shirt and placed a towel atop the canvas of the ring.

PITTSBURGH — Early Tuesday afternoon, outside of the visiting dressing room at PPG Paints Arena, four guys inside one of hockey’s fiercest rivalries engaged in a similar conversation to ones that many Pittsburghers have had over the last couple of days.

PHILADELPHIA — Somewhere between the corporeal torture and the attempt at lighting a fart on fire under water in "Jackass Forever," it becomes clear that something is missing.

The championship clock is ticking in Philadelphia after the 76ers president of basketball operations got his wish in acquiring James Harden for Ben Simmons.

PHILADELPHIA — U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb spent weeks calling members of Pennsylvania's Democratic State Committee angling for the party's endorsement of his Senate campaign. He's befriended politically powerful unions, party activists and insiders. And a group of Democrats from inside and outside the state are trying to raise $8 million…

Maya Jama teased fans with a cryptic pic on Instagram, which suggests the date Philadelphia 76ers player Ben Simmons got down on one knee and popped the question

The Beard will not make his debut for the Sixers until after the All-Star Break, it seems.

As the coronavirus pandemic approaches its third year, it has worsened another deadly crisis for American cities: gun violence.

On the surface, HBO's "Somebody Somewhere" and ABC's "Abbott Elementary" do not appear to be part of the same entertainment universe. The former is an ambling premium-cable dramedy set in small-town Kansas, while the latter is a cheerful network sitcom set in an urban elementary school in Philadelphia. The genial…