Lt. Gov. Austin Davis highlights the progress of the Pennsylvania Advisory Council for Inclusive Procurement (PACIP) in supporting small, diverse businesses at a Harrisburg press event.

North central Pennsylvania faces road closures and detours due to flood damage, downed trees, and utility issues, with critical impacts in Lycoming and Tioga counties, per PennDOT.

A fire in a Holmesburg rowhome claimed the life of a 59-year-old man, with firefighters extinguishing the blaze in 20 minutes. Investigations into the cause continue.

Bucks County neighborhood on alert after an attempted child abduction; police seek a distinctive older model white pick-up truck and advise residents to check security footage.

The Council Rock Newtown team from Bucks County secured a spot in the 2024 Little League World Series, beating Washington, D.C., 5-1 in the Mid-Atlantic Region final.

A Montgomery County man, Philip C. Pulley, faces charges for voter fraud, including false registration and double voting, for actions in the 2020 presidential election and the 2022 Senate race.

A jackknifed tractor-trailer on I-95 South in Philadelphia caused major delays and a diesel spill, but roads reopened by 8:30 a.m. with no immediate injury reports.

Philadelphia used the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to improve bridges, emphasizing sustainability and collaboration with federal agencies; a case story highlights this as a successful model for others.

Philadelphia is set for wet weather with humidity and showers. The National Weather Service forecasts scattered thunderstorms and up to 77 degrees today, continuing overnight. Heavy rain may come Friday, but conditions improve by the weekend.

Severe weather halted the Zach Bryan concert at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, and also interrupted local PATCO transit services. Fans remained upbeat despite the rain.

Basking sharks have been spotted off the coasts of Cape May and Wildwood, New Jersey, exciting local marine researchers and causing a stir among beachgoers.

The article details the National Weather Service's forecast for Philadelphia, predicting showers and thunderstorms with varying chances of rain through the week and a clearer weekend ahead.

PennDOT announces a scheduled night closure of the Route 222 northbound off-ramp at Brownstown/Rothsville for pavement repairs on August 5-6, with detours in place.