• Herr's Flavored by Philly Contest Returns to Philly

    NOTTINGHAM - Back by popular demand, Pennsylvania-based Herr’s, the nation’s largest family-owned snack maker, today announced the return of its Flavored by Philly contest. For the second annual contest, Herr’s is once again turning things over to their fans to submit flavor ideas — as no one knows the flavors of Philly better than Philadelphians — but there is a new, exciting twist this year.

  • Herr’s Fire Ridged Potato Chips and Herr’s Fire Cheese Curls

    NOTTINGHAM, Pa. - Herr’s is bringing the heat to the chilly winter season by introducing two brand new, fiery snacks that deliver big flavor. The Pennsylvania-based Herr Foods Inc., maker of Herr’s potato chips and many other snacks is launching its Herr’s Fire™ Ridged Potato Chips and Herr’s Fire™ Cheese Curls in January.


  • High School Students Head to Roof of Sofitel to Learn to Urban Farm

    PHILADELPHIA - Sofitel Philadelphia gives back to the community by partnering with Girard College by taking students out of their classrooms and teaching them to plant edible urban gardens.


  • Homes Sell Even Faster While Buyers Pay Summer Prices

    PHILADEPHIA - The U.S. housing market continued to near-record levels in October, thwarting the usual fall slowdown. For the first time since 2011*, homes sold faster** in October than September and prices remained at their summer peak of $350,000, according to realtor.com's Monthly Housing Trends Report released today. However, October also saw an improvement in declines of newly listed homes which could signal some relief on the horizon for weary buyers.

  • Honda and Nissan Join Forces: Merger Talks Kick Off to Create Auto Giant

    TOKYO - In a seismic shift set to revolutionize the global automotive industry, Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. have officially confirmed the commencement of merger talks. The groundbreaking discussions, revealed just hours ago, are poised to culminate in a landmark strategic alliance, potentially creating the world's third-largest automaker by volume.


  • House Ethics Report on Gaetz Set for Release

    WASHINGTON DC - In a decisive move, the House Ethics Committee has voted to release a comprehensive report on former Representative Matt Gaetz, highlighting a series of serious allegations that have shadowed his political career. The investigation, which has been under scrutiny for years, delved into accusations of sexual misconduct, illicit drug use, misuse of official records, and the improper handling of campaign funds.
  • House Passes Critical Stopgap Funding Bill, Averting Government Shutdown

    Washington, D.C. - In a dramatic race against the clock, the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a stopgap funding bill late Friday evening, narrowly averting a federal government shutdown. The decisive 366-34 vote came just hours before the midnight deadline, ensuring the continuity of government operations through the holiday season and into the new year.


  • House Passes Laken Riley Act, Advances to Senate

    Washington, D.C. - In a significant legislative move, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act with a vote of 264 to 159, signaling a bipartisan push, albeit with more substantial Republican support, for stricter immigration enforcement. Named after Laken Riley, a Georgia nursing student who was an undocumented immigrant tragically killed, the bill mandates that federal immigration authorities, particularly ICE, must detain illegal immigrants who have been found guilty of theft-related crimes such as burglary or shoplifting.
  • How Much Does A Piano Cost in 2023?

    PHILADELPHIA - In recent years, the cost of a piano has increased dramatically.  As a result, many brands have been introducing entry-level grand pianos with basic features and a more affordable price tag. The major determining factor in the cost of a piano is its size, with larger pianos requiring more materials and parts. For instance, a larger piano's strings and the cast iron plate will be larger than a smaller one.

  • How to Become a Real Estate Investor in 2023

    PHILADELPHIA - Real estate investing is a great way to start a career and build a substantial portfolio.  Whether you are looking to invest in single-family homes, apartment buildings, or commercial properties, there are several strategies you can use to get started. These strategies are outlined in this article.


  • How to Prepare Their Kids To Return to The Classroom

    PHILADEPHIA - A year into pandemic life, children are still remote learning which has drastically changed the education landscape. Across all age groups and socioeconomic lines, young people are hitting a breaking point that developmental psychologists call the "pandemic wall" - a loss of motivation, focus, and increased amounts of stress.


  • How to Size a Boogie Board for My Child

    JERSEY SHORE - You may be wondering how to size a boogie board for your child. There are several factors you should consider when purchasing a boogie board for your child. The correct size should be one inch higher than the child's belly button. Fast-growing kids should have the board two inches above their navel. Here are some helpful tips to choose the correct size:


  • How Will King Charles III Rule?

    PHILADELPHIA - The upcoming succession has many questions. Will Charles enjoy widespread support? Will the people admire him?  The answer to these questions will be reflected in his choices as monarch. The upcoming king has to tread a fine line. His popularity with the public has always been in doubt. He must find out how to win over the public's affection.


  • Hurricane Ian Makes Landfall on Cuba

    CUBA - Tropical Storm Ian is tracking northwest at 12 mph and is 160 miles from the Cayman Islands. It is forecast to bring heavy rain, flooding, and storm surge to the Cayman Islands and Jamaica.  The storm will rapidly intensify overnight as it crosses the warm waters of the Caribbean. It has maximum sustained winds of 45 mph.


  • Hurricane Ian Nears Category 5 | Targets Florida

    PHILADELPHIA - Hurricane Ian has reached Category 5 and is rapidly moving toward the mainland of Florida. It's expected to land in a hurricane warning area by Wednesday night. The region from Longboat Key to Bonita Beach is expected to feel the worst storm surge. Hurricane Ian is expected to cause significant damage to property and life.


  • I Finally Did Dîner en Blanc, and It Was More Than Just a Pretty Picnic

    PHILADELPHIA - "Are we really doing this?" I asked myself as my guest and I navigated the subway, clumsily carrying a folded table and two chairs. I'll admit, I was a Dîner en Blanc skeptic. The effort—the all-white dress code, the secrecy, the self-catering—seemed like a lot of work for a dinner party. I had been assured it was worth it, and last night, I found out why.


  • Introducing the 76ers' New Roster Additions for 2023

    PHILADELPHIA - Over recent months, Philadelphia 76ers have been strong and playing great games. With Joel Embiid and former Sixers star Ben Simmons leading the way, the team had consistently made the playoffs and nearly won a championship. Nevertheless, they fell short of their target.


  • Iron Hill Brewery 30+ New Menu Items

    PHILADELPHIA - Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant has launched a new all-day menu.The diverse menu is now available at Iron Hill restaurants in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Greenville, South Carolina. It broadens offerings while capturing elements that separate the growing restaurant group from its competitors.


  • Is Spotify Premium Worth It in 2023?

    PHILADELPHIA - The prices of Spotify premium plans are different in different countries, so paying attention to your own currency is important.  The United States and European countries have different prices than those in Indonesia. This means that you may be able to find cheaper premium plans in your own country if you check your currency at the end of each section.


  • Is This The Last Year for The Philadelphia Folk Festival?

    PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Folk Festival is hanging on by a thread this year, and the question is: why? The festival has changed Philadelphia's cultural landscape in a significant way, and the city can no longer sustain itself without it. However, with a few important changes coming to the festival, it may be worth the wait. Read on to learn about the reasons behind the festival's recent troubles.