A fast-food chain known for its meat-touting slogan has closed numerous restaurants across the U.S. as it faces weak sales and escalating operational costs.

The U.S. Mint in Philadelphia struck its last circulating penny on Wednesday after the president canceled the 1-cent coin.

The Georgia-based chain has been targeting the Philadelphia region, recently introducing a Chicken Philly Meal Deal featuring ...

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Monday, Nov. 3 is National Sandwich Day, and that means one thing — delicious deals stacked high at your favorite sandwich shops! From buy-one-get-one specials to $5 melts and exclusive reward promos, ...

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- If you're looking for a fright this Halloween season, Ghost tours of Philadelphia has you covered. The guided tours will take you through various locations around the old ...

A nearly 60-year-old Philadelphia cheesesteak institution is coming to downtown Baltimore. Geno’s Steaks, characterized by its massive neon storefront and fast-moving lines, is slated to open in the ...

Arby’s is once again giving fans something to be thankful for. The brand’s beloved Thanksgiving-inspired menu is back, featuring crispy, juicy Deep Fried Turkey sandwiches made with premium meats and ...

PHILADELPHIA — With the Sixers down by eight with less than five minutes remaining, fans started their long walk back to the parking lots. But for those who remained, they witnessed the Sixers battle ...

As Philadelphia continues to prepare for next year’s celebration of the nation’s 250 th anniversary, city officials unveiled a list of free public events that will take place each week in 2026 that ...

Antonis Dalagelis orders the grilled branzino when he dines out, just as he has for decades. “There’s Greek branzino, and then there’s other branzino,” he says. Living around Greeks for about 10 years ...

Tom Ignudo is a digital content producer at CBS Philadelphia. Before he joined CBS Philadelphia in 2021, Tom covered high school and college sports for the Philadelphia Inquirer. He covers breaking ...