Terminal Market

The Reading Terminal Market has finally replaced its 10-year-old Wi-Fi system – just in time for the Democratic National Convention, when the market will open an hour earlier as part of a test run of a potential new schedule.

Looking for fresh produce and spices to get you in to the autumn spirit? The Reading Terminal Market in Center City has everything you need from pumpkins to spices to fruit and much more.

Reading Terminal Market is celebrating its 125th birthday and NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal has an inside look at the celebration.

Now that the Eagles are headed to the Super Bowl, green gear is flying off the shelves and we’re not just talking about apparel. NBC10’s Dray Clark shows us how business is booming for vendors at Reading Terminal Market.

With the Eagles headed to the Super Bowl, residents and Philadelphia-area businesses are planning ahead for their big game celebrations. One big seller at Reading Terminal Market are the chicken wings at Giunta’s. NBC10’s Dray Clark has more on how the businesses are preparing.

“Philly, we have work to do. Take the Rizzo statue down,” Councilwoman Helen Gym said.

The fight over the statue of former Philadelphia mayor Frank Rizzo continues as protesters plan to march in an effort to have it taken down. Detractors call it a symbol of white supremacy while supporters credit Rizzo with moving the city forward. NBC10’s Deanna Durante is in Center City with the details.

Instacart is expanding into Lehigh Valley, and it’s looking to on-board over 100 new shoppers, those who deliver items to customers’ doors in one hour.

The owners of a produce market and restaurant at the Reading Terminal Market will pay more than $600,000 in back wages and liquidated damages after it allegedly failed to pay its employees for overtime.

The “better burger” concept BurgerFi is continuing its Philadelphia expansion with the opening of its first on-campus college location through a franchise agreement with Aramark.

A Philadelphia neighborhood community center is getting some well-deserved national attention after an appearance on NBC Nightly News.

The Reading Terminal Market on Tuesday night hosted dozens of Syrian refugees, another 30 Philadelphia-area residents and more for a dinner event meant to build bridges to the city’s immigrant communities through cooking classes.

A new initiative at the Reading Terminal Market is allowing it to bring on board more vendors and offer more products, including ones that have never been available at the market in its 120-plus-year history.

A new report puts Philadelphia’s own Reading Terminal Market shoulder-to-shoulder with other iconic food halls around the country — a fast-growing sector in the U.S. restaurant industry.

Do you ever have a hankering for corn dogs while you shopped and dined at the Reading Terminal Market? What about fancy ones? You’ll soon get a chance to whet your appetite next year when a dedicated stand opens up shop.

Same-day delivery service Instacart has expanded to another state so even South Jersey residents can get their groceries delivered right to their door.

What began as a bakery and eventual standalone doughnut shop at the Reading Terminal Market has now become a full-fledged business outside the public market’s confines. A merchant has opened its first brick-and-mortar shop, with plans to open more in the Philadelphia region.

The Democratic National Convention was expected to bring 50,000 attendees to Philadelphia. The Reading Terminal Market didn’t see a huge uptick in foot traffic last week, but the national spotlight put on the market made it “worthwhile.”

Philadelphia Corporation for Aging is now distributing vouchers as part of a program to encourage seniors to eat more fresh and local fruits and vegetables.

Philadelphia seemed hungover Monday morning in the wake of Pope Francis’ weekend visit to the city, which officials estimated brought some 860,000 people downtown.