Michael Tanenbaum

6 days ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

Kathy Romano, the longtime co-host of the "Preston & Steve" show on 93.3 WMMR, is leaving the station after 22 years as part of a recent wave of cuts at parent company Beasley Media Group. Romano announced her departure during Thursday morning's show and posted a statement on Instagram addressing her exit. MORE: New restrictions placed on mobile medical services in Kensington"This was in no way my choice or Preston & Steve's choice," Romano wrote. "We are devastated.

6 days ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

Pennsylvania State Police will have an anti-climb fence built around Gov. Josh Shapiro's Harrisburg residence and enhance other security features at the property in the aftermath of last month's break-in and arson, the agency said Wednesday in a letter to state lawmakers. Col.

1 week ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

A suspended Temple University student allegedly involved in displaying an antisemitic sign at Barstool Sansom Street on Saturday night has denied responsibility for the hateful message and now demands an apology from Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy. Mohammed Adnan Khan, the 21-year-old student who first posted video of the sign on Instagram, recorded a message Tuesday night on X, formerly Twitter, claiming he has been made a "victim" of cancel culture.

1 week ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

Philadelphia-based drugstore chain Rite Aid plans to close all of its U.S. locations — including 33 stores in Philly — and shutter its headquarters at the Navy Yard as part of its second bankruptcy filing in less than two years, the company said Monday. The struggling pharmacy chain will look to sell the leases for its U.S. stores to one or more buyers, potentially enabling many of the stores to reopen under different brands.

1 week ago | phillyvoice.com | Michael Tanenbaum

More than three months after a medical transport jet crashed near the Roosevelt Mall in Northeast Philadelphia, a woman who was severely burned in the fiery wreckage died at Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital, officials said. She became the eighth person killed as a result of the Jan. 31 crash. Dominique Goods-Burke, 34, was in a car on Cottman Avenue near where the Learjet 55 crashed into a sidewalk and exploded seconds after departing from Northeast Philadelphia Airport.