The Wegmans-anchored Providence Town Center in Collegeville is being marketed at roughly $200M, a more-than-20% jump from its 2022 sale and a potential regional record.

Dozens of small dogs were removed from a Broomall home after humane officers found filthy conditions; several animals needed emergency medical care and the shelter is seeking help.

Township supervisors will debate a proposed $1.7B, nearly 100‑acre data center that developers say would bring tax revenue and jobs — and neighbors say would change the valley.

Breezy mid-70s Wednesday in Philadelphia, with showers and thunderstorms arriving after 8 p.m. Small craft advisory for local waters; hotter weekend ahead.

A judge upheld the revocation of Lots of Love Daycare's license, forcing the North Pershing site to close on May 19 and leaving families to find new care in a tight market.

The governor’s office says $74M will fund 72 pedestrian, student and bike‑safety projects across 38 Pennsylvania counties, from sidewalks to bike‑share expansions.

A 63‑year‑old man died after being stabbed Sunday on the Broad Street Line platform at Broad & Girard. Police say the suspect fled and are asking the public to call 215‑686‑TIPS.

Three shootings overnight across Philadelphia left multiple people injured and prompted police to search for a suspect.

Thousands biked, ran and walked at the Linc as organizers say the ninth Eagles Autism Challenge raised $16 million for autism research and community grants.

Border Patrol at the Port of Philadelphia seized bottles of GBL — "Blue Nitro" — after a shipment from Spain was flagged as suspicious. Investigators are tracing the consignee.

A Somerton raid recovered nearly 50 firearms, tens of thousands of rounds and roughly $1.5 million in narcotics. Two people are charged as investigators continue the probe.

A roughly 269,000‑sq‑ft Montgomery County shopping center anchored by Sprouts and Home Depot has been listed for sale, according to local reporting.

A new investigative series finds women at SCI Muncy are developing cancer and chronic disease years early, driving infirmary visits up and raising hard policy questions. The trend — called “accelerated aging” by doctors — is straining prison medical care and state budgets.