King of Prussia

The development of a new Topgolf in Northeast Philadelphia is expected to begin April 19 and another facility in King of Prussia is anticipated to get underway this summer, reports the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Police are searching for a man who may have accidentally shot himself at the King of Prussia Mall. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has the latest on the investigation as well as surveillance video of the man hobbling in the parking lot outside the mall.

A local construction company known more for building concert stages is waiting on approval to build a new mass coronavirus vaccine site in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. NBC10’s Brandon Hudson explains.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal gives you a look at slick conditions along U.S. Route 202 in King or Prussia, Montgomery County, Thursday morning. Many of the northern and western suburbs were under heavy bands of snow Thursday morning.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports from along U.S. Route 202 in King of Prussia where snow plow crews were struggling to stay ahead of the quick-falling snow. Some drivers couldn’t even make it up small inclines without spinning out.

Before daybreak Thursday, enough snow had fallen in King of Prussia, Montgomery County, that you could shovel it. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports.

Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle finds out what the new Anthology Senior Living facility in King of Prussia has to offer aging adults in the Philadelphia region.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal shows you what the snow that fell during the first round of the winter storm in King of Prussia, Montgomery County, looked like as of Monday morning. One driver who Randy spoke to had advice for other drivers, “stay home.”

Bungee Oblečení founder and “sneakerhead” Darrell Alston put aside his criminal past to focus on his passion, sneaker design. He shares his designs and inspiration with Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle.

NBC10’s Deanna Durante reports from a King of Prussia, Montgomery County, polling place on Election Day as people in the Philadelphia suburbs who didn’t vote by mail went to vote in person. After a morning rush, traffic was steady ahead of what’s expected to be a post-work rush.

It took hours for firefighters to battle back flames that sent thick black smoke into the sky over King of Prussia, Montgomery County, Thursday afternoon.

A King of Prussia-based medical company with more than 400 locations was the target of a cyber attack over the weekend. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the details and the company’s response.

Police are on the hunt for a burglar who crowbarred his way into the King of Prussia Mall and made off with a cache of valuables. NBC10 reporter Deanna Durante has video of the burglary and says anyone with Info should call detective Drew Rathfon with Upper Merion Police at (610)265-3232.

Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle gets a taste of some of the top wine, cocktails and food offerings people can enjoy at the King of Prussia Town Center.

Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle gives you a look at some of the tasty items and fun events being offered up at Peppers in King of Prussia. She then gets on the mat outdoors at Stillpoint Yoga & Float that is putting mindfulness first “In the Name of Love.”

Rachel Ammon from the King of Prussia Business District shares details of a new gift card program that gives buyers $10 free. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle finds out more.

A King of Prussia company has been told by the federal government to stop advertising a certain medical treatment as helpful in fighting COVID-19.

As Philadelphia restaurants wait in anticipation for the ban on outdoor dining service to lift, some suburban eateries are seeing a bump in business from the added revenue stream over the last few days, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports.

Pennsylvania is entering the “yellow” phase of reopening on Friday which means outdoor dining except for Philadelphia restaurants. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia looks at the impact the delay will have on Philly restaurant owners who are already struggling.

The King of Prussia Town Center is offering free virtual concerts every Friday night from May until June. To find out more, Philly’s Live’s Aunyea Lachelle spoke to Allie Seifert from the town center about how you can join in on the fun.