The National Weather Service forecasts a weather shift in Philadelphia, with a calm start and a prediction of heavy rain and strong winds over the weekend, followed by clearer skies and sunny weather into the next week.

Megan Thee Stallion is set to perform in Philadelphia on May 22 with GloRilla opening, part of her "Hot Girl Summer" tour featuring her chart-topping single "HISS."

The Pennsylvania Game Commission discussed wildlife management efforts, reported high prosecution success rates, advanced research on various species, and highlighted habitat improvements in its annual report.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's schedule includes a school playground groundbreaking, attending a women's luncheon, and signing a Vision Zero executive order.

The Northeast High School principal will address the recent spike in gun violence following the arrest of a fourth suspect linked to a shooting that wounded eight students.

MacKenzie Scott donates $9 million to Nashville nonprofits, as part of a nationwide $640 million philanthropic effort to address disparities in various sectors.

Kenny Pickett joins the Philadelphia Eagles, leaving the Pittsburgh Steelers and dismissing rumors of dissatisfaction about his former role after their acquisition of Russell Wilson.

Philadelphia's weather this week includes fluctuating temperatures, with highs in the mid-40s to mid-50s and chances of showers, leading to likely rain by Friday night.

A child's decomposed body was found in a duffle bag in Philadelphia's Mantua section, with details about age and gender unclear due to the state of the remains.

The Pittsburgh Police maintained safety during St. Patrick's Day celebrations with a heavy presence and action against common violations like public intoxication and public urination.

Road work at the intersection of Winston Road and Mermaid Lane in Chestnut Hill starts soon, potentially causing delays due to lane closures for 1-2 months during the restoration of historic granite blocks.

Pennsylvania officials warn of heightened wildfire risks in the state, urging precautions to prevent forest and brush fires, particularly during peak wildfire seasons.

The Shapiro Administration in Pennsylvania has announced a $6.5 million grant program to support substance abuse treatment and harm reduction services at drop-in centers across the state.