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The Borgata Casino in Atlantic City destroyed playing cards involved in a lawsuit against a professional gambler it says cheated it out of $9.6 million, but only as part of its routine business practices and before it knew of the alleged scheme, according to a legal filing Friday.
Some locals are now beginning to wonder what, if anything, Glenn Straub will actually do with the property?
North Philadelphia book store is serving as the incubator for budding artists in the genre.
Actress Alysia Reiner, best known for her role as "Fig" on Netflix's "Orange Is The New Black," calls her new film "Equity" the first female driven Wall Street movie ever made.
The end of September is normally a popular time for brides and grooms to say "I do," but area wedding planners say that's not so this year.
More than 73,000 people used the hashtag #ILookLikeAnEngineer to post photos of themselves and promote diversity in technology.
Starting out as a player in the late 1940s, he's been coaching now for half a century, inspiring other players both on and off the field.
The WorkReady internship program allows teens in Philadelphia to gain work experience as interns.
The American flag now flies over the U.S. embassy in Havana, Cuba for the first time in more than 50 years. In Philadelphia, the move has offered hope to those with loved ones in the country.
Police say it happened at about 8:24 p.m. Friday at the 2900 block of D Street.
New Jersey is sending personnel and trucks west to help battle wildfires there.
Food banks across the country are seeing rising demand for free groceries and one in Philadelphia now has touch screen food selections to help streamline the process and empower those in need. Instead of pre-packaged boxed food for the hungry now they can make their own selections with a digital touch screen.
Things got underway Thursday night with the opening acts.The festival was in full stride with families settling in for a weekend of camping, eating good and of course some folk music.
The incident was reported Friday near Route 130 and Taylors Lane.
Crime Scene Unit Police Officer Robert Flade walked jurors through the Frankford house they processed; police recovered 14 fired cartridge casings.
