That, of course, comes as no surprise to our bearded denizens — especially ahead of the Philadelphia Beard Festival later this month.
Comcast’s Xfinity Mobile Customer Count Is Expected to Skyrocket This Year
Look out, AT&T and T-Mobile! Analysts predict that the new wireless service could eventually add a whopping 2 million subscribers each year.
Community College of Philadelphia Drops “Colonials” Nickname
CCP mascot Colonial Phil is a reminder of our country’s history of prejudice and oppression, students said in a 2016 petition.
Parents of Suicide Victim: Penn Ignored Student’s Pleas for Help
The parents of Olivia Kong, who died in April 2016, have sued the school.
It’s Finally About to Feel Like Spring in Philadelphia
At long last! Warmer temperatures are on the way this weekend.
Temple Claims New Football Stadium Won’t Create Parking Issues
The school currently controls about 5,000 parking spaces.
6 Can’t-Miss Events at This Week’s Women in Tech Summit
The summit is "as much about connection as it is education," says one of its founders. Here are our top picks for the sold-out Philadelphia event.
As they head into middle age, the “slacker” generation of Philadelphians is feeling overlooked, overworked and overwhelmed. But their chill, pragmatic approach to life might be just what we need right now.
Bill Introduced in State House Would Kill Philly’s Soda Tax
A state representative from suburban Pittsburgh called taxes on food and beverages “revenue grabs.”
Sunoco, Activists Offer Competing Rewards for Info on Pipeline Vandal
Sunoco was quick to blame the damage on environmental activists.
When Saving a Life Could Cost Me My Own
The surgeon general’s recommendation that Americans start carrying an overdose-reversing drug ignores the racial stigma that makes it dangerous.
Wawa Is Offering Free Coffee (And a New Secret Menu) on Thursday
Our favorite dairy business–turned–convenience store is celebrating its 54th birthday.
Philly Man Pretended to Be a Rich Prince to Lure Kids Online, Say Feds
It turns out that “Prince Daniel David De’Rothschild” of Beverly Hills wasn’t either.
As they head into middle age, the “slacker” generation of Philadelphians is feeling overlooked, overworked and overwhelmed. But their chill, pragmatic approach to life might be just what we need right now.
Police Release Video of Arson Suspect in Yards Brewery Fire
Anyone with information regarding the unidentified suspect is urged to contact PPD’s citywide Arson Task Force.
Inside the Smart Homes of 7 Philly Businesspeople
From cooking aids to high-tech lightbulbs, these are the tech devices they rely on to make life much easier at home.
Cop Arrests 12-Year-Old Northeast Boy Seen Carrying an AR-15
Two youths were booked over the weekend after witnesses reported seeing them with guns.
Meet the Philly-Area Women Who Are Running for Congress
This year could be a game-changer for representation in Pa.
