The NBA is looking into a confrontation between 76ers' Joel Embiid and journalist Marcus Hayes, which involved Embiid shoving Hayes over comments about his family.

FOX 29 covered the Philadelphia Eagles' release of a hype video for the NFL's first game in Brazil against the Packers, highlighting local culture and the Eagles' spirit.

Eagles' Lane Johnson announces a third Philly Specials Christmas album to raise funds for charity, with excitement over a possible Taylor Swift collaboration.

The Council Rock Newtown team from Bucks County secured a spot in the 2024 Little League World Series, beating Washington, D.C., 5-1 in the Mid-Atlantic Region final.

The Philadelphia Phillies announced their first jersey patch sponsorship with Independence Blue Cross, enhancing their jerseys and solidifying a broader partnership that includes community engagement and exclusive perks.

Howard Eskin, a Philadelphia sports radio host, apologized on air after being suspended for an "unwelcome kiss" incident, resulting in bans from Phillies and 76ers facilities.

Jason Kelce became a superfan of the U.S. women's rugby team at the Paris Olympics, attending their matches and engaging in social media fun with the players.

Wells Fargo announced it will not renew its naming rights for the Philadelphia sports arena after 2025, aligning with its revised sponsorship strategy.

The Philadelphia Eagles have begun training camp at the NovaCare Complex, integrating new coordinators and players like Saquon Barkley for the 2024 season.

J.T. Realmuto returned to the Phillies after knee surgery and played against the Pirates, demonstrating both offensive and defensive skills, and aims for a strong season finish.

Clippers owner Steve Ballmer shares his disappointment over Paul George leaving for the 76ers, citing fiscal challenges and strategic decisions despite making a competitive offer.

Pat Williams, co-founder of Orlando Magic and former NBA exec, died at 84 due to viral pneumonia complications, leaving a lasting legacy in the basketball community.

Cavan Sullivan became the youngest player to join a Major League Soccer game at 14 years and 293 days, substituting in for the Philadelphia Union against New England Revolution.