Small business owners find new ways to tend to their businesses
Owning a small business doesn’t mean you need to work behind a store counter. When a you own a vending machine business, the store can come to you.
Family still looking for answers nearly 20 years after murder of Philadelphia singer
Singer, songwriter John Whitehead was murdered behind his West Oak Lane home back in 2004, but no one was ever charged.
Shooting victim speaks out about the life-changing bullet that hit his spine
FOX 29's Hank Flynn speaks to a shooting victim whose life completely changed when he was struck in the spine while driving his car.
Inflation impacting local ice cream trucks, water ice vendors
Inflation is causing the price of everything to rise and your neighborhood ice cream truck is no exception. FOX 29's Hank Flynn speaks to local ice cream and water ice vendors about how the rising costs are impacting their business.
New Jersey shore town bans fishing for sharks from the beach
One New Jersey town is cracking down on fishing for sharks along their beaches after complaints surfaced from residents.
New Jersey battlefield archaeologists unearthed remains from nearly 250 years ago
FOX 29's Hank Flynn is talking with New Jersey archaeologists about their shocking discovery of at least a dozen soldiers from the Revolutionary War.
Philadelphia Urban Youth Racing School holds annual Grand Prix
Some of the biggest names in NASCAR were in Philadelphia, celebrating the Urban Youth Racing School, as they held their annual Grand Prix.
Philadelphia’s Pride Festival returns this weekend
2022 marks the 50th anniversary of the city’s first Gay Pride Day. The month long celebration will honor the many activists and community members who have fought for equality.
Give Philly a Raise!
Spearheaded by local leaders, Give Philly a Raise is a movement to make surviving in the city more manageable for residents and business owners. But how feasible is the plan aimed at making a more affordable Philadelphia? Hank Flynn takes a look.
Payphones are a thing of the past, the next generation may not even know what they are
FOX 29's Hank Flynn gives us his take on payphones as the last one was removed from Manhattan.
Cannabis sales in N.J. are going strong, after a big first month
After a big first month of legal, recreational marijuana sales in New Jersey, business continues to grow.
Remembering the Hindenberg 85 years later
Hydrogen and a spark is all it took to send the Hindenberg up in flames. FOX 29's Hank Flynn speaks with people who saw it happen.
Deaf Poker Tour holds first tournament in Philadelphia
The Deaf Poker Tour is an event for the deaf and hard of hearing. FOX 29’s Hank Flynn was there as the cards were dealt on their stop in Philadelphia.
Hank's Take: New Jersey's plastic bag ban hits Wednesday
The question "paper or plastic" will be a thing of the past starting this week.
New Jersey closing its last coal plants
New Jersey is closing its last two coal plants in May. FOX 29's Hank Flynn has more.
First State Brewing crafts special brew to support Ukraine
First State is crafting a special recipe from Pravda Brewery in Ukraine where they’ve halted beer production to make Molotov Cocktails for the war. First State is using to the brew to support Ukrainian defense forces.
Hank's Take: How to tackle the hot real estate market
FOX 29's Hank Flynn has a look at the challenges of navigating the current real estate market.
Hank's Take: Center City Restaurant Week
Center City restaurants that are already battered by the COVID-19 pandemic are doing everything they can to ensure that restaurant week is a success. Hank Flynn checks out what some local restaurants have to offer.
Finding the perfect Christmas tree may be more difficult this year
With the holiday season quickly approaching, you may find it more difficult than in years past to find the perfect tree. FOX 29's Hank Flynn has more on the shortage.
Hank's Take: Philadelphia bans traffic stops for minor infractions
Philadelphia's mayor ordered police to stop pulling over drivers for low-level offenses that critics say lead to disproportionate stops of minority drivers, making Philadelphia the largest city government in the U.S. to ban what are sometimes called pretextual stops.