Marsha's, Philly's 1st women's sports bar, to close for good this weekend
Marsha's, Philadelphia's first women's sports bar, is closing its doors for good, the owner announced on Instagram.
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Marsha's, Philadelphia's first women's sports bar, is closing its doors for good, the owner announced on Instagram.
The car-free 20-mile ride takes over Philadelphia streets on Saturday, Oct. 17. Here is a breakdown of road closures, parking restrictions and SEPTA detours.
Joe Veneziale has spent five years building Veneziale Manor, a Halloween haunt where ticket proceeds benefit Spirit of Children and Nemours Children's Hospital.
The deputy attorney general for the New Jersey Attorney General's Office has been charged with using artificial intelligence to generate child porn, officials announced Thursday.
A new group at Temple University is examining the school's policies regarding sexual assault and making recommendations.
The William Penn School District expanded its sports suspension to middle school athletics Friday amid an investigation into an alleged incident involving athletic culture.
Isabel Cárdenes uses her instrument to explore her Cuban heritage while expanding the possibilities of the harp in classical music.
Monica Ryadi, a Delaware County, Pennsylvania nurse, spent two weeks in immigration detention after being arrested in California.
Bones were discovered outside the so-called "house of horrors" in Philadelphia, but it's unclear whether they are related to the ongoing investigation into Raymond "R.C." Horsch, a suspected serial killer.
Hector Rodriguez, a father of five, remains hospitalized after he was shot in West Philadelphia early Saturday morning.
Police arrested a man accused of a fatal stabbing Thursday morning in West Philadelphia.
The parent company of Giant Food Stores continues to deal with a cyberattack affecting stores in the area.
Temple University officials are investigating an alleged rape that happened at an apartment building near the campus.
Volunteers packed food boxes for Philadelphia-area seniors ahead of the annual Toyota Tundra Food Drive.
Christopher Williams's family said they were never told the case was flawed and found out about that possibility from a YouTube video.
