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Set in Philadelphia, the award-winning sitcom finds humor in the struggles of teaching in an under-resourced school district. Real-life Philly teachers tell NPR there's truth in every joke.

PHILADELPHIA — There will be postseason basketball on the Miami Heat’s homecourt, no matter what name the facility goes by these days.

We're looking at every No. 30 overall pick selected since the 2000 NFL Draft and the Philadelphia Eagles' chances of landing an impact player.

The Philadelphia Eagles add dynamic talent on both sides of the football in Touchdown Wire's latest 2023 NFL mock draft

PHILADELPHIA — Apple's new classical music service, which launched March 28, has more than 5 million recordings and some serious shortcomings. You can't download directly, only stream; it's supposed to synchronize with your existing Apple Music library, and doesn't (at least, mine didn't); it's currently available only on iPhone.

One in a series of stories remembering the 1982-83 76ers, one of the NBA's best teams ever.

PHILADELPHIA — For Beatrice Tolbert, the Wardrobe is somewhere she can see people who are looking forward to seeing her.

If the Celtics and 76ers ultimately meet in the second round of the playoffs, the C’s will have the edge. But Joel Embiid, as he showed again Tuesday, poses a major challenge that would make that a competitive and entertaining series.

Bond yields are back, Daniel B. Berkowitz has been telling clients at Philadelphia-based Prudent Asset Management, which manages $1 billion for investors including Congregation Rodeph Shalom and family-business owners.