NWS Philadelphia predicts a sunny day with a high near 91 and light winds, turning mostly clear with a low around 74 in the evening. Showers and thunderstorms are likely starting Monday.

Bucks County officials broke ground on the Neshaminy Greenway Trail, part of a larger bike trail network, featuring a unique floating boardwalk. The project costs $3.2 million and is expected to complete in 12-18 months.

Three foreign nationals were sentenced for illegal re-entry into the U.S. after prior deportations, related to Operation Take Back America's crackdown on illegal immigration.

Philadelphia's Water Department introduces AutoPay for bills, offering convenience and customizable features, with an emphasis on maintaining sufficient funds to avoid overdrafts.

The Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find missing 65-year-old Cora Dandridge, last seen on Welsh Road and known to visit Ogontz Avenue and Loring Street. She's at risk due to her age and was wearing a green nightgown.

Camden County Police are searching for missing 32-year-old Pedro Lebron Jr. from Centerville, last seen on Ferry Avenue. The public is urged to contact (856) 757-7042 with any information.

David Metcalf has been appointed by the court as the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and awaits Senate confirmation for a full term.

Delaware County hosted a health and job fair at Academy Park High, offering employment opportunities and healthcare services, in response to local hospital closures.

Philadelphia hosted the 2025 Pride March and Festival, featuring a parade, festival, live entertainment, and health initiatives like free nicotine therapy and mpox vaccinations.

The NWS has issued a Flood Watch for multiple counties across Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania due to heavy rainfall expected to cause substantial flooding.

Philadelphia Police are searching for a missing 14-year-old boy, Aydin Gomez, last seen in the city's 26th District.

Police seek help identifying a suspect in an indecent exposure incident at Brookside Park, as reported by a 12-year-old child to New Castle County Police.

Wilmington's Youth Public Safety Academy graduated 24 teens, introducing them to police and fire services through practical exercises and promoting future careers in public service.