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The NBA superstar will finish out his career with the Sixers.
This week's Philly news cycle could be summed up in three words: LeBron James. LeBron James. LeBron James
Sixers fans will have to pay a King's ransom to watch LeBron James play in Philly this season.
LeBron James' crown casts a long shadow — long enough to eclipse something sacrosanct in Philadelphia: the start of Eagles training camp
Simon Johnson was talking about Wrexham, Wales, but it sounded like he was describing Philadelphia.
The spike in youth participation in the Flyers' programs coincides with growing buzz about the team's future.
A government watchdog is calling for an investigation into the deal.
Financial records show the city never wrote ESM a check, instead routing payments through PAID, the redevelopment arm of city nonprofit PIDC.
A sculpture of Benjamin Franklin's "Join or Die" snake is coming to Philadelphia's Independence Mall this year.
The partnership marks Arena Club's first collaboration with an NFL franchise.
