A man in his mid-50s was fatally shot inside a Southwest Philadelphia home Saturday morning. Police say no arrests have been made and the motive remains unknown.

After seven years closed, North Philadelphia’s Fletcher Amos Playground Pool is welcoming families back into the water. The reopening restores a long-missed summer gathering spot for the neighborhood.

A new all-day restaurant called Dahlia is planned for the former Di Bruno Bros. space at Radnor’s Stratford Shopping Center.

A woman and her passenger were hospitalized after a sedan crashed into a gas pump in West Oak Lane. Investigators are still looking into what caused the driver to lose control.

Revolution Taco’s Rittenhouse chapter is over, but chef Carolyn Nguyen is preparing a deeply personal Cajun-Vietnamese successor. The opening has taken longer than expected.

A Philadelphia campaign manager received three years’ probation after pleading guilty in a Chester County forged-petition case tied to Mark Pinsley’s 2024 auditor general run.

Phoenixville’s University of Valley Forge will suspend academic operations after the Summer 2026 semester. Students are being offered transfer pathways as the college winds down.

A Philadelphia argument allegedly escalated when a gun was pulled, leaving one man dead and another cooperating with police.

Philadelphia gets one more unsettled afternoon Thursday before sunny, hotter weather takes over Friday and Saturday.

Nasdaq is investing $6.2 million in its Philadelphia operation, with Pennsylvania adding $710,000 to support upgrades and 100 new jobs.

Seven years after Susan Ledyard’s body was found in Wilmington, her family is offering $50,000 for information leading to an arrest.

Mayor Cherelle Parker tapped Carlton Williams to replace Adam Thiel as Philadelphia’s managing director. Williams, who led the One Philly cleanup effort, will oversee city operations.

A Philadelphia hearing put Pennsylvania’s elevated Legionnaires’ disease rate and a new prevention bill under the microscope.