Top auto regulator opens special probe after a Tesla slams into a Texas home, killing a woman
The NHTSA probe is significant because the car was using automated technology that CEO Elon Musk considers key to the company’s future.
Forsythia chef Christopher Kearse opens Known Associates, a cocktail bar in the former Varga Bar space
Known Associates in Washington Square West, from the team behind the Michelin-recommended Forsythia, pairs a café-lounge setting with cocktails and a 10-dish menu.
New photos show first look at Kennedy Center facade without Trump’s name
The wall has been hidden since the removal behind tarps on what some Democrats call "the shame scaffolding."
‘Blur our differences and find our commonalities’: Josh Shapiro stresses unity at World Cup
Gov. Josh Shapiro stressed the importance of unity after attending a World Cup match. Shapiro, who is a potential 2028 presidential candidate, said the event allows Americans to come together.
Philly has the cheapest office space of any Northeast city, report says
It's the only office market in the Northeast U.S. where asking rent per square foot was below the national average, a new Commercial Cafe report found.
New ‘Love Island’ contestant is a Drexel grad and ‘Jalen Hurts doppelganger’
Ronnie Gunter, a lacrosse athlete and Drexel grad best known for looking a lot like Jalen Hurts, is the latest bombshell on ‘Love Island USA.’
Flyers draft: Jack Hextall brings way more than a famous last name — and could be a fit with the Orange and Black
The center is off to Michigan State in September, the same school where Porter Martone got himself NHL-ready.
6abc is warning viewers about the FCC taking away its TV license. Here’s what’s going on.
“The FCC is questioning our commitment to viewers by threatening to take us off the air,” 6abc is warning its viewers.
A police-involved shooting in North Coventry Township is under investigation
A police officer was involved in a shooting on Monday night in North Coventry Township . Chester County District Attorney's Office is investigating.
PSERS outsources $20 billion in investments
The pension giant also cashed in on $700 million of trailer parks and slowed private credit deals.