Highs near the low 80s Tuesday and Wednesday, then a cold front brings showers and thunderstorms Wednesday night. Small Craft Advisory remains in effect through Wednesday evening.

Tabernacle Township schools were placed under shelter‑in‑place Monday while New Jersey State Police investigated. Dismissals and after‑school plans were disrupted.

Bikini Burger, a woman-owned shop from caterer Mia Robertson, opened on Rittenhouse Place serving classic, never-frozen patties, shakes and crinkle fries.

Mahershala Ali is set to join HBO’s Delco‑set drama Task as a Philadelphia DEA rival to Mark Ruffalo’s character. Pennsylvania has approved a $49.8M tax credit to keep season two local.

Two men were shot early Monday inside an unauthorized pop-up hookah lounge near Temple University; both are in stable condition and police are seeking witnesses.

A man shot in Darby was later struck by a CSX train and flown to Penn Presbyterian; police say he later died and are investigating the sequence of events.

The FBI has stepped in as Bucks County detectives hunt contractors accused of taking thousands from homeowners and leaving jobs unfinished.

A 16-year-old and an adult were shot Friday morning on East Price Street during a reported robbery; both were taken to Einstein Medical Center in stable condition.

The Army Corps backed away from a 15‑foot Cobbs Creek levee and is now testing a lower design; Philadelphia’s flood plan will weigh buyouts, wetlands and smaller barriers.

A CBP narcotics dog named Fredo sniffed out 97 pounds of marijuana at Philadelphia International Airport in two mid‑March interceptions; two women were arrested.

PennDOT’s $148.9 million Market Street bridge rehab will tighten lanes and detour traffic near 30th Street Station through June 1, 2026. Expect overnight I‑76 closures and redirected access at JFK Boulevard.

Undercover officers arrested dozens at CVS stores citywide, including about 13 at the 11th and Market Center City location, officials say. The sweep targeted organized retail-theft and repeat offenders.

Two Pennsylvania men say DraftKings and FanDuel's live microbetting features hooked them and cost them six‑figure losses. They’ve sued in Philadelphia seeking damages and an injunction.