Bartram's Garden in Philadelphia is closed due to suspected chemical contamination. Events have been canceled, and officials await soil and water tests from the Department of Environmental Protection.

Mayor Cherelle Parker announced the team draw for the Philadelphia International Unity Cup soccer tournament, with matches set from August 9 to October, celebrating the city's diversity.

Authorities in Delaware County are searching for two armed suspects involved in a Brinks armored truck robbery in Chester, with an undisclosed sum of money and a firearm stolen.

Norwegian Cruise Line will use the Port of Philadelphia as a new homeport for their cruises beginning in 2026, marking the return of maritime tourism to the city after nearly 15 years.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking information on missing 14-year-old Amor Hartsfield, last seen on the 2200 block of South Beechwood Street.

PennDOT will start a road project on July 22 at Route 3049 and Route 4003 intersections with Route 422, involving lane widening and traffic signal upgrades, which will require detours.

Philadelphia TV host Mike Jerrick returned on-air to discuss his prostate cancer surgery and recovery after being absent from "Good Day Philadelphia."

New traffic restrictions due to the I-95 CAP project at Penn's Landing are expected to cause significant delays on southbound Columbus Boulevard in Philadelphia until mid-2025.

James Simmonds, former fire chief of Prospect Park, resigned over a post about an assassination attempt on Trump, following public and official backlash.

A 17-year-old girl was shot dead in a West Philadelphia apartment. No weapon or suspects have been identified; police are investigating. Homicides in Philadelphia have decreased by 40% this year.

The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for the Philadelphia area until 6 AM Wednesday, advising residents to prepare for extreme heat and humidity.

The Philadelphia TCB Program is expanding to employ 200 additional locals and increase its coverage of commercial corridors, enlisting community support for environmental efforts.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for parts of Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, warning of heat index values up to 104 and an Excessive Heat Watch with potential values up to 109.