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Stowers, a second-round pick from Vanderbilt, has been quiet in training camp, but comparisons with other non-first-round tight ends suggest his breakout could be years away.
Aever Bundji · August 27, 2026
As reports float the idea of LeBron James living in New York while playing for the Sixers, friends of Wilt Chamberlain recall how the Hall of Famer commuted by fast car in the 1960s.
Aever Bundji · August 9, 2026
The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office withdrew the case against Common Pleas Judge Michael Fanning, citing the women's wishes, a lack of injuries and documentation of 'extensive mitigation.'
Aever Bundji · July 16, 2026
With training camp set to open July 28, the Eagles' rookie from North Dakota State and a Washington State safety recovering from injury are among the team's new faces.
Aever Bundji · July 16, 2026
The national average for regular gasoline has topped $4 for the first time in four years, and Philadelphia prices are running above it as the Strait of Hormuz stays largely closed.
Aever Bundji · April 3, 2026
The five-bay venue, targeted for an October debut, would join a cluster of food and retail projects near Swanson and Wolf Streets.
Aever Bundji · March 8, 2026
Officials say bogus messages claiming a Pennsylvania Turnpike toll violation are a scam, and that the courts never demand payment by text.
Aever Bundji · March 8, 2026
Montgomery County commissioners say the planned return of the Abington aerospace fastener plant is welcome news, though the new facility will employ about half as many people as before.
Aever Bundji · February 20, 2026
State officials and partner agencies say the shortage of foster homes is most severe for teenagers and in Sussex County, leaving many youth to age out of care with limited support.
Aever Bundji · December 9, 2025
The Rev. Carolyn Cavaness, appointed in November as the first woman to lead Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church in its 238-year history, describes a transformative first year and her plans for the next.
Aever Bundji · October 22, 2025
A Frankford charter school once known for stability has seen dozens of staff changes and sharp test score declines, and its five-year renewal is on hold during a district inspector general review.
Aever Bundji · October 21, 2025
Cafes across Philadelphia are coping with little or no matcha, a shortage that owners tie to social-media-fueled demand and a delicate crop.
Aever Bundji · September 6, 2025
Alec Bohm went deep in his second at-bat after coming off the injured list Sunday, and the Phillies optioned infielder Otto Kemp to make room.
Aever Bundji · August 17, 2025
Playing in his first NFL game action, the second-round pick returned an interception 75 yards for a touchdown and recovered a fumble, even as Philadelphia fell 22-13 to Cleveland.
Aever Bundji · August 17, 2025
Allen, who refused to lobby for Cooperstown before his death in December 2020, was inducted Sunday after a campaign carried by a groundskeeper, an author, a filmmaker, a teammate and the Phillies' owner.
Aever Bundji · July 28, 2025
Mark "Frog" Carfagno, a former Phillies groundskeeper, made the trip to Cooperstown despite poor health to see his friend Dick Allen inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Aever Bundji · July 27, 2025
As consumer pessimism rises, some Philadelphia-area residents are cutting nonessential spending, and say they are already seeing savings and other benefits.
Aever Bundji · April 21, 2025
Ahead of this week's NFL draft, the La Salle College High School and Penn State standout said his hometown shaped the edge he brings to the field.
Aever Bundji · April 21, 2025
A video of the U.S. Army Chorus singing 'Do You Hear the People Sing?' before President Trump and the first lady has drawn millions of views and speculation about why the song was chosen.
Aever Bundji · February 27, 2025
An email from the Office of Personnel Management asking federal employees to detail their past week's work, with a Monday-night deadline, prompted confusion and scrambling among union leaders in the Philadelphia region.
Aever Bundji · February 26, 2025
Richards, the daughter of former Texas Gov. Ann Richards and a leading voice for abortion access, died at home on Monday, her family said.
Aever Bundji · January 20, 2025
A Delaware cannabis operator that won state approval for a new store near Frankford was denied by Sussex County under a May ordinance that advocates say effectively bans retail marijuana sales.
Aever Bundji · November 21, 2024
Friday's Olympic schedule features Sha'Carri Richardson in the 4x100 relay, a U.S. women's basketball semifinal against Australia, and a marquee 400-meter hurdles showdown, with most major events airing on NBC and Peacock.
Aever Bundji · August 9, 2024
Two evenly matched Philadelphia programs face off Thursday night at Finneran Pavilion, with the winner moving on to the first Final Four of the NCAA-owned Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament.
Aever Bundji · March 28, 2024
