A brief wintry mix may make Tuesday morning commutes slick in parts of Philadelphia. Changeover to rain and a quick midweek warm-up follow.

Two suburban constables signed onto ICE's 287(g) program in 2025, prompting alarm from county leaders and city lawmakers.

FDIC data and local reporting show Pennsylvania's smallest community banks fell to 68 by the end of 2025, while larger banks added staff — a trend that could reshape local lending.

A late-night blaze on North 5th Street in Camden damaged three homes and sent one woman to the hospital, officials say. Firefighters brought the fire under control before 10 p.m.

A Penn–Harvard team embedded an ultrathin electronic mesh into pancreatic organoids, boosting cell maturity and glucose responsiveness.

Patchy freezing fog may leave black ice on morning sidewalks. A light wintry mix could disrupt the Tuesday commute.

A judge dismissed aggravated-assault and weapons charges against personal-injury lawyer Leonard Hill in a 2023 Center City shooting, ending a high‑profile case that had sparked controversy over a diversion offer.

A federal settlement would pay 36 drivers and require a public tracking system, more notice and stickers for relocated cars. A judge must still approve the deal.

A New Jersey driver whose blood tested at 1.5 ng/ml is due to stand trial Monday in Northampton County after the 2022 Route 33 crash that killed three family members.

A Feasterville house parent waived a preliminary hearing and is bound for trial after prosecutors say she had sex with and supplied guns to a 16‑year‑old in her care.

The twin towers at 1500 Market St. are under agreement to sell to local developers planning a major conversion that could include a high‑end hotel.

A 21-year-old was arrested after Lower Moreland police tied three break-ins at a Huntingdon Valley cannabis wholesaler to schemes that cost more than $77,000 in product and damage. Authorities say vehicles and an admission helped lead to charges.

The city will cover up to $2,000 toward funeral and burial costs for homicide victims, with applications opening March 1. The Office of the Victim Advocate will manage intake.