October 12, 2017
Investigation
by
Michael Tanenbaum
A 22-year-old man who went missing from Bucks County this past summer, prompting fears that his disappearance may have been connected to the killings of four young men in Solebury Township, was reportedly found alive at a New York hospital on Thursday morning.
October 12, 2017
Arrests
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Authorities in Camden have reportedly made an arrest after 14 people overdosed on the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl in a span of four hours on Wednesday.
October 12, 2017
Business
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Jefferson Health and the world-renowned Monell Chemical Senses Center on Thursday announced their plans to merge organizations, creating a unified research body that will advance discoveries in the realm of the senses and translate findings into clinical practice.
October 12, 2017
Investigation
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Philadelphia police are investigating after a shooting victim was pulled from the Schuylkill River Thursday morning near Walnut Street and Schuylkill Avenue in Center City.
October 11, 2017
Development
by
Michael Tanenbaum
As the student population at Temple University expands, real estate on either side of North Broad Street has become a prime target for redevelopment in recent years.
October 11, 2017
Food & Drink
by
Michael Tanenbaum
It's not very clear whether calling someone a "foodie," a term that took root in the early eighties, is supposed to be a compliment or an insult.
October 11, 2017
TV
by
Michael Tanenbaum
As Hollywood titan Harvey Weinstein's career unravels with a wave of sexual harassment and rape allegations, the nagging question for many on the outside of his empire is whether his alleged behavior was common knowledge within his circle of power.
October 11, 2017
Radio
by
Michael Tanenbaum
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is officially on the airwaves.
October 10, 2017
Arrests
by
Michael Tanenbaum
Authorities in Atlantic City have arrested two men who allegedly held a victim against his will for two days, robbed him and assaulted him at an apartment with various instruments of torture.
October 10, 2017
Universities
by
Michael Tanenbaum
A Drexel University professor whose tweets dissecting the Las Vegas massacre sparked a conservative media uproar has been placed on administrative leave.