A former Methodist pastor from Philadelphia, who had been defrocked due to a same-sex relationship, was reinstated, challenging the church's stance on LGBTQ issues.

Philadelphia Police are seeking a suspect linked to multiple armed robberies at Verizon stores in the 5th District, involving threats of gun violence.

Philadelphia is forecasted to have intermittent showers and thunderstorms, with a 60% chance today and varying chances throughout the week, as per the NWS.

Four suppliers settled for $395,000 over allegations of relabeling stale beef patties with new inspection dates for federal prisons, without admitting wrongdoing.

Mayor Parker of Philadelphia has a full day with events focusing on community engagement, law enforcement appreciation, and fiscal transparency, including the OpportUNITY Summit, the 43rd LEAD, and the 'One Philly' Budget Town Hall.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker of Philadelphia opens the SEIU convention and later discusses urban renewal with EPA officials at a city sanitation site, promoting workers' rights and environmental revitalization.

Pleasant Valley Road in Hepburn Township is closed due to a downed tree and wires, with detours in place for motorists. Traffic updates are available on PennDOT's website and 511PA mobile app.

A shooting in Collingdale left one juvenile dead and another injured; police are seeking information about the incident and the suspect remains at large.

Pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with police at the University of Pennsylvania during an attempt to occupy a building, resulting in 19 arrests and the discovery of makeshift shields and lock-picking tools.

Eric Turman may become Central Dauphin School District's superintendent if approved by the school board, potentially ending his tenure with Harrisburg School District.

Philadelphia's weather forecast predicts a damp, overcast day with a 50% chance of rain and temperatures around 61°F. Showers may continue tonight with a drop in precipitation chances. Clearer skies are expected on Sunday with warmer temps ahead.

Philadelphia health authorities emphasize hepatitis B and C awareness, urging residents to get vaccinated against hepatitis B and practice safe sex for prevention.

PennDOT is set to begin a $55.2 million project to mill and pave U.S. 202, causing nighttime delays in Norristown and East Norriton. The work includes road widening, new bike paths, sidewalks, bridges, and updated traffic systems.