Patchy fog and low clouds keep Philadelphia cool on Tuesday with a high near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms become more likely Thursday–Saturday.

A 16-year-old was shot Monday on the 2600 block of Latona Street and taken to CHOP; police say no arrests have been made and the case is under investigation.

A Flood Watch runs through 8 p.m. Monday as heavy storms return to Philadelphia. Expect heavy downpours and possible flash flooding this afternoon.

Lancaster City officers and county SERT closed Third and Manor during an early‑morning incident; police say the scene was contained and roads will reopen shortly.

A charging e‑bike battery exploded inside a Bristol Township home Friday, igniting furniture and forcing residents to flee. One person suffered minor burns and the cause is under investigation.

A 31-year-old man was found with a stab wound on the 6300 block of Dicks Avenue and later died; police are investigating.

Medics treated multiple people for heat-related illnesses after crowds sweltered at the Reading stop of Union Pacific’s Big Boy as temperatures neared 103°F.

SEPTA’s July 5 timetable brings longer trains, simplified express service and more weekday trips to Penn Medicine Station. Riders should check updated timetables before traveling.

Sen. Dawn Keefer and Rep. Wendy Fink pushed a plan to eliminate school property taxes in a July 1 telephone town hall, proposing to replace local levies with higher income and sales taxes. Supporters promise relief while critics warn the swap could hit low‑income households harder.

A three‑story building in Society Hill — about 16,000 sq ft on roughly 0.88 acres — has been listed for $10M and is being marketed as a redevelopment play for townhomes, condos or mixed use.

A Norristown man surrendered on June 29 after the PA attorney general alleged he ran a $3.8M Ponzi scheme that left dozens of local investors with major losses.

Donatelli's will take over The Brick Hotel dining room in Newtown; renovations are underway and operators are eyeing an August opening.

Susquehanna says unknown traders reaped more than $100M ahead of China’s crackdown; the Bala Cynwyd market maker has sued 100 John Does seeking over $70M.