PHL has opened PKS Kosher Market in Terminal A‑West, billed as the first U.S. airport storefront devoted to kosher and halal-certified items. The grab-and-go menu includes wraps, pretzel-bun sandwiches and vegan options.

A Penn mouse study found that stop‑start use of semaglutide produced fat‑dominant weight rebound and blunted later weight‑loss responses. Researchers say consistency may matter.

A sinkhole at 4th and Jefferson in Kensington has sat unrepaired for weeks after an April water-main break. Neighbors say barricades and warning signs have fallen into the crater.

The Pa. Supreme Court ruled that cast vote records are public, but counties and experts warn privacy and technical gaps mean widespread releases won’t be simple. Officials are waiting on state guidance.

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.