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With nearly one million people expected to attend the Eagles Super Bowl parade, some fans have decided to camp out on Ben Franklin Parkway to guarantee the best seats in the city.

Don't let the sunshine on Friday fool you – you'll need to bundle up if you're going to be one of the over 1 million people expected at the Eagles Super Bowl parade.

Saquon Barkley took his skills from the field to the drive-thru for a special visit on his Super Bowl victory tour.

From air tags to wearing layers, tech and medical experts weigh in on tips and tricks to keep you safe and warm while at the Eagles Super Bowl parade Friday.

It wouldn't be a Philly celebration without Jason Kelce, but will his iconic Mummers costume make its return?

Over a million people are expected to gather in Philadelphia on Friday to for the Eagles Super Bowl parade. Here's everything you need to know.

The Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown visited 10-year-old Andre Howard in the hospital with the Lombardi trophy in tow. Howard was one of the survivors critically injured after a medical transport plane crashed in Northeast Philadelphia on January 31.

Can't make it into Philly for the Eagles Super Bowl parade on Friday?

SEPTA is offering a special one-day pass for riders taking Regional Rail to get to the Eagles parade. The pass costs $10 and there’s a 10-pass limit per customer.

Friday, the City of Philadelphia is throwing a parade for the Super Bowl Champion Eagles and they are estimating 1 million people will attend. However, Friday is a workday. Will you be one of the few who has to work and can’t get the day off?

A light, wintry mix is on the move across the region, especially to the north and west of Philadelphia, which will changeover to all rain by Thursday morning.

The couple, philanthropists with deep Philadelphia roots, donated $120 million to Penn Medicine. That money will go to help with advanced clinical care, research and education.