Wawa Welcome America expands into a 16‑day semiquincentennial run (June 19–July 4, 2026) with six nights of fireworks, a giant July 3 parade and free neighborhood programming.

The owner of Yeni Auto Sales in Harrisburg faces 144 charges, including alleged forgery and more than 130 vehicle‑title violations tied to sales practices, authorities say.

Montgomery County officials posted exposure windows after a measles case visited a Royersford Nissan and the Limerick Wawa; residents should monitor for symptoms for 21 days.

Two men were arrested after they allegedly posed as police and forced entry on the 6300 block of Theodore Street in Elmwood Park. No injuries were reported and the investigation is ongoing.

A stolen Hyundai Elantra sparked a high-speed chase from Feasterville to Philadelphia; two juveniles were arrested and taken to county juvenile detention.

Lane Johnson confirmed he’ll play for the Eagles in 2026; reports say Landon Dickerson plans to return too, but his status remains less certain until the Combine.

A judge held all charges against Lawrence Arata after six women testified that he traded recovery supports for sex. The DA says other victims may exist.

U.S. Marshals arrested Lamont Sparrow in Philadelphia in a case tied to a 2024 arson at the Pennsylvania State Police Troop K Belmont barracks. Federal agents had offered a $5,000 reward.

NWS Philadelphia predicts steady rain, patchy afternoon fog, and temperatures around 46 degrees. Rain, snow mix expected over the weekend with high chances of precipitation.

Wawa recalls several milk products due to the risk of plastic pieces, which may pose a choking hazard. The recall affects stores in NJ, PA, DE, and MD.

Lane Johnson will return for his 14th NFL season with the Philadelphia Eagles, bolstering the team's performance record, alongside lineman Landon Dickerson. There's a shift ahead with new offensive line coach Chris Kuper and coordinator Sean Mannion.

Philadelphia Police seek public aid in a Valentine's Day hit-and-run incident on S. 56th Street that critically injured a 9-year-old boy. They're searching for a burgundy Honda Crosstour with mismatched panels.

Upper Darby council voted Feb. 18 to bar township police from taking part in non-criminal ICE enforcement. The move follows student protests and community concern.