Philadelphia is set to enjoy a series of sunny days and mild evenings, with the weekend promising clear skies and temperatures in the mid-80s, according to the NWS.

The Lancaster DA's Office ruled an officer's use of deadly force justified in the shooting of Christopher Rivera, who was accused of robbery and rape at Calm Spa.

A toddler was attacked by two dogs at a babysitter's home in South Lebanon Township and airlifted to a hospital in stable condition. Police are investigating; the dogs are not seen as a public threat.

A fatal multi-vehicle crash in Lebanon County resulted in two deaths and one injury early Saturday morning, with ensuing road closures and investigations.

Delaware police arrested Charles Smedley for felony DUI and aggravated menacing after threatening a coworker with a sharp object at a construction site.

The Shapiro Administration launches a mobile job assistance unit in Bucks County, offering career services like resume help and interview prep directly to Pennsylvanians.

A woman died after being ejected from a vehicle when the driver fell asleep and hit a pole in Cumberland County. The driver was unharmed. Police are investigating.

Pearl Jam honored the memory of accident victims Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau at their Philadelphia concert, dedicating the song "Given To Fly" to them.

Philadelphia's Chinatown community protests against the proposed construction of a new 76ers arena, expressing concerns over displacement and gentrification.

A 16-year-old boy, Aiden Waters, is charged with the murder of Philadelphia rapper YBC Dul and linked to various shootings after a five-day violent spree.

York County authorities are seeking a driver who struck a man trying to stop two trucks from performing "donuts" at Manheim Adventure Park. The victim was hospitalized with a head injury.

FOX 29 covered the Philadelphia Eagles' release of a hype video for the NFL's first game in Brazil against the Packers, highlighting local culture and the Eagles' spirit.

Lane restrictions on the McKees Rocks Bridge will continue due to a $38.6 million preservation project, with single-lane traffic on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. until June 2025.