Wawa

Amid plans touted as the “most aggressive growth” in company history, Wawa continues to progress in its push to open non-traditional “travel centers,” in its new and existing markets in the coming years, CEO Chris Gheysens said, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Wawa plans to open a technology hub at the site of one of its recently shuttered Center City locations, CEO Chris Gheysens said, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Wawa has plans to bring something new to one of its shuttered Center City locations, reports the Philadelphia Business Journal.

The Philadelphia Business Journal reports Wawa increased revenue 36% last year to reclaim a spot among the 25 largest private companies in the U.S., according to Forbes.

A fight ended in a man being shot in his stomach at a Wawa in the Torresdale section of Northeast Philadelphia Friday morning, NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle gets reactions from neighbors and customers fed up with gun violence.

A man was shot as argument inside a Northeast Philadelphia Wawa store spilled into a vestibule early Friday. And, one of the bullets went through the store.

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on the shooting of a man as he was walking out of a Northeast Philadelphia Wawa early Friday. One of the bullets went through the store, but didn’t strike any of the customers or workers inside, police said.

Wawa spokeswoman Lori Bruce and Shorti the mascot join Philly Live’s Matt DeLucia to talk about hot turkey being added to the “SchwarberFest” hoagie promotion that runs through the World Series run by Kyle Schwarber and the Phillies.

A sign of Wawa drawing back on its Philadelphia presence took place Tuesday morning as crews took down the signage in front of the recently shuttered store along Market Street at 19th Street.

Workers could be seen removing the “Wawa” sign from the Center City location at 19th and Market streets Tuesday morning after shuttering that and another downtown location.

A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of an armed robber who struck at two of the company’s stores in Bucks County.

Mayor Jim Kenney said Wawa’s decision to close two convenience stories in Center City as due to “unique issues.” NBC10 reporter Lauren Mayk was there when Kenney said he doesn’t think the closings are “a bad omen.”

Wawa announced two stores along Market Street in the heart of Center City will close in the coming weeks due to safety concerns. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville reports.

Two of Wawa’s downtown Philadelphia stores will be shuttered as the Delaware County-based chain continues “to be focused on doing everything we can to monitor and work with local authorities to address challenges impacting operations in any other stores,” the company announced.

Wawa officials are considering dropping Philadelphia from their expansion plans following the ransacking of a store in Mayfair, according to City Councilmember Mike Driscoll, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports.

Wawa officials are considering dropping Philadelphia from their expansion plans following the ransacking of a store in Mayfair, according to City Councilmember Mike Driscoll, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports.

A New Jersey congressional candidate is committing what some in the area would consider a mortal sin: Going against the wishes of Wawa.

Philadelphia police released new details Monday about the dozens of people caught on video ransacking a local Wawa store over the weekend. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has the latest.

A now-viral video shows a group of what police said were around 100 minors destroying a Philadelphia Wawa store. NBC10’s Leah Uko got the perspective of a man who witnessed the chaos.

A group of about 100 people ransacked a Wawa convenience store in Northeast Philadelphia on Saturday night, and the crimes were recorded and posted on social media, police said.