Michael Tanenbaum
Michael Tanenbaum is a senior staff writer for PhillyVoice.com, with interests ranging from technology and behavioral health to local community initiatives and cultural life. Michael has written for the Argentina Independent and Bespoke Magazine and previously served as a news editor for Xfinity.com before joining PhillyVoice. He received his B.A. in The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University.
January 25, 2019
Investigations
State College hotel bar closing for 'foreseeable future' after deadly shooting
P.J. Harrington's Bar & Grill, the State College hotel bar where a gunman shot three people before escaping and taking his own life elsewhere on Thursday night, will be closed for the "foreseeable future" amid an ongoing investigation, the owners said in a statement.January 25, 2019
NFL
Method Man jokes about Eagles quarterbacks at Wu Tang concert in Philly
Wu Tang was in the house at Franklin Music Hall on Thursday night for a 25th anniversary show that reminded Philadelphia why they're the undisputed best of their class.January 24, 2019
Business
Here's a look inside Giant's first-ever Heirloom Market in Graduate Hospital
GIANT Food's first foray into the urban format concept begins Friday morning with a grand opening at the company's new GIANT Heirloom Market location in Graduate Hospital.January 24, 2019
Investigations
Montgomery County man shot in suspected road rage incident
An Upper Providence man is recovering from injuries after he was reportedly shot in apparent road rage incident on Wednesday night, state police said.January 23, 2019
Odd News
Pennsylvania man desperate to build Wendy's restaurant faces felony charges
A Wapwallopen, Luzerne County, man who tried to speed up the construction of a Wendy's restaurant is facing multiple felony charges for allegedly forging more than a dozen signatures on construction documents.January 23, 2019
Business
Imperial Inn to close after decades in Chinatown
Imperial Inn, one of Philadelphia's most longstanding Chinese restaurants, will close its doors for good on Jan. 27, 2019.January 23, 2019
Documentaries
'Kensington Blues' photographer releases 'Embedded in the Badlands' documentary series
Philadelphia photographer Jeffrey Stockbridge released a series of mini-documentaries about the city's heroin crisis, which will be featured in his Drexel University exhibition, "Kensington Blues."January 23, 2019
Investigations
Gunman in custody after Salem County barricade situation
Authorities in Salem County have locked down a local government office amid an active shooter situation involving several shots fired, according to state police.January 22, 2019
NFL
Eagles fanatic 'Tat Man' will get Birds ink on entire head
The bald Eagles fan best known in Philadelphia as "Tat Man" is hard at work covering virtually his entire body with team-related art.January 22, 2019
Cities
Only 26 percent of Americans recognize Philadelphia's skyline
Philadelphia's skyline has changed pretty dramatically since the turn of the century, adding its two tallest buildings in just the last 15 years.Just In
- This week's heat wave will be 'strongest we've seen in as much as 15 years,' meteorologist says
- St. Peter’s Village, a quaint historic town along French Creek, is being put up for auction in September
- Joe Frazier sculpture installed at base of art museum steps where Rocky statue used to stand
- For a woman and her dog, rat hunting in Philly is about bonding, community and providing a public service
- Source: Sixers decline to tender two-way qualifying offer to Tyrese Martin, making him an unrestricted free agent
- Phillies power rankings roundup: A top three MLB team?
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