PennDOT will impose lane restrictions on Ridge Pike in Plymouth Township due to construction, starting May 6 from 7 PM to 6 AM, to improve traffic flow and safety.

Philadelphia receives a $7.3 million grant from PennDOT for safety and infrastructure improvements, including traffic calming, trails, and public transport enhancements.

PennDOT schedules lane restrictions on I-83's South Bridge for inspections, impacting Harrisburg drivers with potential delays due to weekend and weekday work.

Pennsylvania celebrates the 50th anniversary of the WIC program, highlighting its impact on family health and the introduction of innovative services like mobile units and self-checkout options.

Jim's Steaks in South Philly has reopened after a two-year hiatus due to a fire, now with expanded seating and refurbished decor combining its classic look with local art.

Philadelphia police seek the public's help in identifying a suspect who displayed a firearm on a porch in North Philly, caught on a video wearing an "ESSENTIALS" sweatshirt and driving a 2012 Nissan Versa.

Tyrese Maxey's 46 points lead the 76ers to an OT win against the Knicks, reducing the series deficit to 3-2. His performance evoked Reggie Miller's 1995 scoring burst.

Philadelphia's weather, per NWS, will be mostly sunny today transitioning to potential showers by the weekend, with varied temperatures and chances of rain increasing towards Sunday.

A 16-year-old girl was shot in the cheek in North Philadelphia and is now in stable condition; a woman has been taken into custody in connection to the shooting.

Pennsylvania State Police have equipped all Troop K patrol troopers in Philadelphia and surrounding counties with body cameras to promote transparency and foster public trust.

A man was arrested after a Philadelphia shooting led to a standoff with police, resulting in charges including attempted murder. The victim is now stable.

Jason Kelce has joined ESPN's "Monday Night Football" team after retiring from the NFL, bringing his personality and insights to the sports media landscape.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has reappointed three and appointed four new members to the Philadelphia Board of Education, with another to fill a vacancy, effective May 1, 2024.