If J. Cole’s Xfinity Mobile Arena tour stop is anything to go by, there is no ‘falling off’ in the cards
The Grammy-winning rapper brought Fayetteville to Philly on his "The Fall-Off World Tour" stop. His fans didn't mind.
Rita’s launches specials inspired by ‘The Office’ and ‘Friends’ for their new water ice flavor
The limited-time summer collaboration is available through Aug. 23. at participating Rita’s locations.Customers can enjoy TV show-inspired treats and win free ice for a year.
Shapiro visits Philly to debut $125 million investment in Pennsylvania’s life sciences industry
The new funding comes as some of the nation’s largest life sciences companies have announced plans to invest billions in Pennsylvania.
Emil DeJohn, celebrated clothing designer and longtime college fashion professor, has died at 88
He designed clothing of all kinds for men, women, and children for Jones New York, OshKosh B’Gosh, and other international labels from 1960 to 1997.
Philadelphia’s airport is bringing back a flight to Baltimore
Direct flights to Baltimore beginning in March will unlock Southwest's network to Philadelphians, the airline says.
Someone was hospitalized after suffering life-threatening injuries at Camden EMR, days after a judge allowed it to reopen
The Camden Fire Department responded to a call of an individual injured at the EMR scrap metal recycling facility shortly after a judge allowed the company to reopen.
Main Line Health is adding specialty physicians to reduce wait times
By expanding into urology and GI specialties, Main Line is putting itself into competition with two large physician groups, MidLantic Urology and U.S. Digestive Health.
Police are investigating an incident involving a person barricaded in a RV at the Burlington County Walmart
Lumberton police were on the scene Tuesday morning in response to a report of a person barricaded inside a motorhome parked in the store lot.
A Philly teacher died after a pole on a Roxborough High’s field fell on her. Her family says the school district should have prevented it.
Paula Budin, who taught at Germantown Academy and the Community Partnership School before her retirement, died in December 2024.
A Strawberry Mansion church will be redeveloped as affordable housing
The project is being partly paid for as a result of the 1970s-era Community Reinvestment Act, which requires banks to invest in historically neglected areas.