The National Weather Service forecasts rain showers and potential thunderstorms in Philadelphia today with a 60% chance of precipitation and gusts up to 25 mph.

Philadelphia's One Philly, United City Citywide Cleaning Program has successfully completed over 61,000 services in 13 weeks, tackling litter, graffiti, and more, with ongoing efforts planned.

The historic Fire Chief's Memorial Bandshell in Norristown, PA, has been condemned after being intentionally set on fire. Officials are investigating the arson and seeking public help.

Delaware State Police arrested 33-year-old Akeem Frazier for firearms and narcotics offenses after a Bridgeville traffic stop exposed a gun and drugs in his car.

A 23-year-old man died after his vehicle struck a tree in York County; he was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected. The incident is under investigation.

Philadelphia attorneys receive awards at the International Municipal Lawyers Association Annual Conference for their contributions to public service and DEI initiatives.

Construction of a permanent mini roundabout has begun in Lancaster County, intended to improve traffic flow and safety, with anticipated completion in three months.

Unauthorized political ads falsely suggesting the Philadelphia Eagles' endorsement of Kamala Harris appeared in the city, which the Eagles and city officials are actively working to remove.

PennDOT plans road improvements in Bucks and Montgomery counties, causing traffic alerts for potential delays due to lane closures for repairs and paving work.

The Philadelphia Police Department seeks help to locate a burglary suspect from an incident on August 22, 2024, in the 14th District with footage available.

The article provides a weather forecast for Philadelphia, detailing a mix of sun and potential rain with temperatures in the 80s throughout the week, including a sunny Labor Day.

Wawa offers free coffee to teachers and school staff until September 15 to celebrate the new school year at participating stores in the mid-Atlantic region.

Marie McGahan was sentenced to 11.5 to 23 months in prison for a fatal accident involving Northeastern High School student Arianna Landis. She must also pay restitution, perform community service, and is subject to probation.