16-story condo could replace buildings on Philadelphia's Jewelers Row

A luxury home developer is planning to demolish buildings on Philadelphia's Jewelers Row, the nation's oldest diamond district, to make way for a 16-story condominium building that some jewelry store owners say was kept under wraps.

Hostage hoax: scammer leads woman to think brother was held captive

Richetta Vansickle got a call from her mom in Atlanta and left work in a panic thinking her brother was involved in a hit and run on Stadium Drive in Ann Arbor.

Changes in effect in Pennsylvania liquor sales, more to come

Changes are underway in the sale of liquor in Pennsylvania as a result of legislation enacted this year. For starters, almost 100 stores opened on a Sunday for the first time.

Delta struggles through third day of computer problems

Delta Air Lines flights worldwide were grounded Monday morning, due to what the airline described as a "system outage". First word of the problem came from Delta's Twitter account.

Sports betting in NJ off the table after appeals court ruling

A federal appeals court has rejected New Jersey's attempt to legalize sports betting, setting aside the state's legal challenge to a federal ban. 

More canceled Delta flights, day after power outage

It looks like another tough day is shaping up for Delta Air Lines and its passengers on Tuesday.FOX 29’s Bob Kelly reports the airline has canceled 1,000 flights worldwide; among them are four set to depart Philadelphia International Airport.

Complexity causes airline computer systems' repeated breakdowns

Twice in less than a month, a major airline was paralyzed by a computer outage that prevented passengers from checking in and flights from taking off.

Pennsylvania taking applications for new liquor, wine sales

Pennsylvania's alcohol regulators are taking applications for permits under the expanded sales of booze approved by the Legislature and Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf earlier this summer.

Delta begins limited flights, blaming power outage at Atlanta facility

Delta Air Lines has grounded flights scheduled to leave Monday after experiencing unspecified issues with its computer systems globally.

Florida tourism goes into damage-control mode over Zika

Thank goodness it's the slow season in Florida. At least that's what officials and representatives of the state's multibillion-dollar tourism industry are thinking in the wake of the news that 16 people have been infected with Zika in a small, trendy neighborhood in Miami.

Taj Mahal casino closing; Icahn says he lost almost $100M

Billionaire Carl Icahn says he lost nearly $100 million on his takeover of Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal casino.   Icahn decided Wednesday to close the struggling casino after Labor Day.   It has been the target of a strike by Atlantic City's main casino workers' union since July 1.

Trump Taj Mahal strike: Longest in A.C. casino era

The strike against the Trump Taj Mahal casino is about to become the longest in the 38-year history of Atlantic City's casino era.

Smokers, retailers burn as Pa. raises cigarette tax

When Pennsylvania's cigarette tax goes up by a buck per pack on Monday, it will give smokers one more reason to quit or cross the border.

US Constitution best-seller, Trump defends criticism of Muslim soldier's parents

A pocket version of the U.S. Constitution has become a best-seller on Amazon.com, days after Muslim-American lawyer Khizr Khan -- whose son was killed while serving in Iraq -- flashed a pocket Constitution and offered to lend it to Donald Trump during a speech at the Democratic National Convention.

Flour recall prompts new warning: Don't eat dough or batter

The most basic of baking ingredients, flour, is at the center of a complicated question: How did it become contaminated with bacteria normally found in animal feces?

Verizon buys Yahoo for $4.83B, marking end of era

Verizon is buying Yahoo for $4.83 billion, marking the end of an era for a company that once defined the internet. 

Southwest Airlines: More flights but longer lines

Southwest said it has mostly fixed computer problems that caused hundreds of flights to be canceled or delayed, but the airline warned passengers that there could be long lines at airports on Thursday.

Life After College: Drowning in student loan debt

The degrees have been handed out, you've walked across the stage , you've tossed your cap into the air, and the party's over once reality sets in.