Philadelphia

When you think of Philadelphia, a historic U.S. city known for its revolutionary roots, deep sports culture, and vibrant neighborhoods. Also known as Philly, it’s where the Liberty Bell rang out for freedom and where fans still scream for the Eagles every Sunday. This isn’t just a city on a map—it’s a place where history meets hustle, and where local pride runs deeper than the Delaware River.

Philadelphia’s identity isn’t tied to one thing. It’s the Eagles, the NFL team that brought the city its first Super Bowl win in 2018 and still owns the hearts of millions. It’s the 76ers, the NBA franchise with legends like Julius Erving and Joel Embiid carrying the torch. And it’s the Philadelphia Phillies, a team that makes fans wait decades for a title—but never stop showing up. These teams aren’t just games. They’re weekly rituals, family traditions, and city-wide conversations.

But Philly’s story doesn’t end at the stadium. It’s in the corner delis serving hoagies, the murals that cover entire blocks, and the universities that shape minds from Temple to UPenn. It’s in the political shifts that ripple through Pennsylvania elections, and in the small businesses fighting to stay open as rents climb. The city’s economy leans on healthcare, education, and tech—but its soul lives in the neighborhoods: West Philly, South Philly, Fishtown. You’ll find real stories here, not just headlines.

What you’ll find below isn’t a random list of articles. It’s a collection of moments that matter to people connected to Philadelphia—even if they’re not there. From sports clashes that echo through the city’s veins to global events that touch its people, these stories are tied to the rhythm of a city that never stops talking, fighting, and cheering. Whether you’re a lifelong resident, a transplant, or just someone who cares about what’s happening in places like this, you’ll find something that feels familiar.