The National Weather Service forecasts a wet week for Philadelphia with intermittent showers and thunderstorms, and a high chance of rain over the weekend.

Philadelphia Police are searching for 14-year-old Aubree Sanders, last seen on Bailey Terrace, wearing a black t-shirt, tights, and Crocs. She frequents North 18th Street and Broad Street areas. Public assistance is requested.

The Philadelphia Police seek help to find Dathan Jackson, an 18-year-old reported missing and last seen on North 31 Street. He's described as thin, 5'4", and possibly heading to Camden, NJ.

Philadelphia prisons partner with Comfort Caring Canines to provide therapy dog visits to inmates for emotional support.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify suspects in a May 26 robbery caught on video, involving the assault and theft from a victim at 1300 Susquehanna Avenue.

Philadelphia's MCOA celebrated Older Americans Month with a "Flip the Script on Aging" theme, highlighting respect for elders through a youth essay contest on their influence.

Temple University Television (TUTV) won two Silver Telly Awards for its excellent student-produced content, cementing its reputation for high-quality media production.

Philadelphia extends the free SEPTA transit program for city employees until June 30, 2026, easing financial burdens and promoting sustainable commuting.

Pennsylvania's Department of Aging introduces the PA CareKit, with tools to aid the state's 1.5 million unpaid caregivers, improving support based on their feedback.

Mayor Parker signed a bill to regulate mobile medical services in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, addressing community concerns about littering and safety.

Temple University honored by the PDE for its commitment to student mental health and suicide prevention as part of the PA CARES initiative, recognizing the statewide educational efforts.

Philadelphia celebrates the first graduation of CCME students, enhancing skills in various sectors, with Mayor Parker lauding it as key to economic opportunity.

A "Law & Order: BUX" episode highlights cold cases and modern forensic methods solving them, as showcased by the Bucks County Sheriff's Office's social media post.