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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A 21-year-old woman died in a horrific crash in Philadelphia’s Mayfair section on Sunday night. Police say a SUV struck a pole at Levick and Hawthorne Streets around 9 p.m. The woman who died was the driver. A 19-year-old passenger was injured in the crash. Firefighters pulled her from the wreckage. She is in stable condition. There’s no word on what caused the crash.

Philadelphia police are investigating after a body was found burned in the city's Mount Airy section.

Investigators say a 52-year-old woman who lives on 7th Street was grazed in the shoulder. She had been sitting on her porch talking to a neighbor when the gunfire rang out.

The Philadelphia 76ers remain focused on building around Joel Embiid and James Harden as they seek to achieve their NBA championship aspirations. Tucker decided to decline his $7.4M player option to enter free agency this offseason. Given he is set to be 38 late next May, locking in a long-term deal would be the best way to play out what likely could be the final contract of his NBA career.

Meteorologist Brittany Boyer says there will be showers and thunderstorms around Monday that could produce locally heavy rainfall.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Family, friends, and fellow first responders gathered Sunday to pay their final respects to fallen Philadelphia firefighter Lieutenant Sean Williamson, who was killed in the line of duty in the city’s Fairhill section. It was a somber day at his viewing in South Philadelphia. Lt. Williamson, a 27-year veteran of the Philadelphia Fire Department, rushed to put out a fire at a pizza shop when about an hour later, the building collapsed. You can watch the procession and funeral streaming on CBS News Philly on Monday. “It’s a terrible tragedy,” Giovanna Cavalivere, a family friend, said. A final goodbye. “You say goodnight...

Lieutenant Sean Williamson died when a building came crashing down on top of him.

Our MLB Games Today schedule is back for the 2022 MLB season. Major League Baseball ended its lockout, officially clearing

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Mark Appel is proof that even for a No. 1 draft pick, the road to the major leagues is sometimes a bumpy one. Appel was called up by the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday, nine years after he was drafted first overall by Houston. In between, he bounced around the minors, was traded in the 2015 deal that sent Ken Giles to the Astros — and even quit baseball for a bit.

Our own Adam Joseph was the Master of Ceremonies as the Philadelphia Gay News honored LGBTQ+ leaders.

Aaron Michael Nola, an American pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies of Major League Baseball, was born on June 4, 1993. (MLB). Nola and his older brother Austin both played baseball; they were both born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Nola’s Little League coach up to high school was his father A. J. Nola played varsity baseball for Catholic High School in Baton Rouge for three years, making two appearances in the state playoffs after having a difficult first season due to stress fractures in his back. Nola was voted “Mr. Baseball” of Louisiana by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association at the conclusion of his senior year in 2011.

The Fightin Phils have been the class-AA affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies since 1967. The 55-year relationship is the longest in all of Minor League Baseball and has produced big league stars like Mike Schmidt, Greg Luzinski, Ryne Sandberg, Pat Burrell, Jimmy Rollins, Ryan Howard Carlos Ruiz and Cole Hamels.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Devon Allen is moving on to the 2022 World Championships in track and field. Placing third with a time of 13.09 in the 110-meter hurdles at Sunday’s USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships, Allen will go on to represent the United States at the World Athletic Championships in mid-July.

After the San Diego Padres have relied on their pitching staff all season, they could not hold off a talented Philadelphia Phillies lineup. San Diego recorded just five hits, meaning they have just nine in their last 20 innings. Despite jumping into a 5-2 lead, the Padres lost 8-5 after their offense stalled out.

Kyle Schwarber hit a go-ahead, three-run home run in the seventh inning and the Philadelphia Phillies rallied to beat the San Diego Padres 8-5.

Nathan MacKinnon scored once and added an assist as the Colorado Avalanche won the Stanley Cup in six games, 2-1. MacKinnon tied the score at 1 in the second period with a one-timer that easily beat Andrei Vasilevskiy from the faceoff circle and then drew the primary assist on Artturi Lehkonen’s game winner.