Virtua Mount Holly nurses approve contract after threatening to strike
The hospital will enforce minimum staffing ratios to ensure a certain number of nurses are caring for a patient. Nurses will receive pay raises at an average of 16.5% through…
‘Phillies Extra’ Q&A: Preston Mattingly on the trade deadline, his ‘special’ chance to work with his dad, and more
For years, Don and Preston Mattingly were "in the same industry, but .... light years apart." Now they're the first father-son manager-GM combination in history, and trying to "enjoy the…
Jason Kelce’s sixth annual celebrity bartending fundraiser is returning to Ocean Drive in Sea Isle City this week
Jason Kelce’s sixth annual Team 62 at Ocean Drive fundraising event takes place Wednesday, followed by the fourth annual Beer Bowl on Thursday.
Devan Kaney leaving Fox 29 and Philly for new gig, won’t be back for Eagles games
Kaney was open to returning to 94.1 WIP as Eagles sideline reporter, but now is moving on to cover a different team.
Flyers announce 2026-27 preseason schedule, including meetings with Bruins and Capitals
The expansion of the regular season schedule means the Flyers will play just a four-game preseason slate.
Thunderstorms could interrupt Philly’s France-Iraq World Cup match. Here’s the latest forecast and FIFA’s rules.
World Cup games are played in the rain, but a lightning strike near the Linc could force a delay.
Philadelphia’s former top lawyer, now a corporate defender, says national companies need Philly lawyers
Former city solicitor Sozi Pedro Tulante, now with Dechert, says companies have to consider the legal climate of Philadelphia when doing business here, but they can adjust.
Alan Greenspan, most powerful central banker of modern times, dies at 100
Alan Greenspan died June 22 at age 100 from complications from Parkinson's disease.
Flyers draft: Alexander Command feels a connection with Philly. But will he be there at No. 21 on draft day?
The Flyers love to draft centers, and Command just might fit the city's ethos.
Why Philly longshoremen say the city’s ports are the fastest in North America
For the third year in a row, an annual survey gave Philadelphia the highest ranking of more than 50 ports in the U.S., Canada and Central America.