Philadelphia public schools will be closed for the parade, and mass transit agencies are planning changes. Here's what to know.

A guide to the Eagles Super Bowl Parade including parade route, road closures, SEPTA & PATCO information, restrooms, and more ...

The city is planning for many road closures and parking spots will be limited along Friday's parade route, with officials expecting one million fans to turn out to celebrate the Eagles victory.

The Philadelphia Eagles took home the title at Super Bowl 59 on Feb. 9. Now, they're bringing the fun back to Philly with a parade on Friday, Feb. 14.

Philadelphia dethroned another dynasty by beating the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22, in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on Sunday.

Philly has no shortage of sports bars that are perfect for watching sports, and especially when it comes to rooting for the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs on ...

What is the best internet provider in Philadelphia? Despite being a major city in the US, Philadelphia has fewer broadband options than others. CNET recommends Verizon Fios as the best internet ...

Hours before the Eagles advanced to the NFC championship game in Snow Bowl 2.0, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker committed a cardinal sin in the city. She botched an Eagles chant. OK ...

There’s a reason eyes around the nation are intently watching Philadelphia’s dining scene. We’re no longer darlings, upstarts content to just be mentioned alongside New York or L.A. We’re ...

The 17th Battalion was raised at Liverpool in New South Wales in March 1915 as part of the 5th Brigade. It left Australia in early May, trained in Egypt from mid-June until mid-August, and on 20 ...

At the same time, the preservation of Ukraine and its further rapprochement with Poland will cause irreparable damage to Russia's security, returning its border area to the 17th century even if the ...

Dating back to the 17th century, the continually controversial Bergen blue laws ban the Sunday sale of non-essential items such as furniture, appliances, clothing and cars, the Record said.