The Philadelphia Eagles made significant signings in the free agency, including Saquon Barkley, and re-signed Landon Dickerson, indicating their proactive strategy for team improvement.

Philadelphia is set for a sunny day with a high near 65°F and west winds up to 25 mph, followed by a mild evening. The rest of the week includes mostly sunny days with chances of showers by the weekend.

A Philadelphia man faces life in prison for firearms and drug trafficking offenses following an indictment detailing charges for possession with intent to distribute meth and illegal firearms possession.

Battalion Chief John Garrow, a dedicated Philadelphia firefighter of 32 years, passed away during duty. His funeral services are scheduled with public viewings on March 12 and 13, concluding with burial at Washington Crossing National Cemetery.

Fletcher Cox, a Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle, announces retirement after 12 NFL seasons, including a Super Bowl win and six Pro Bowl appearances.

A Wind Advisory is in effect until 8 PM in Philadelphia and surrounding areas due to gusts up to 55 mph, possibly causing tree damage and power outages.

"Yorgos Lanthimos's 'Poor Things' lands 11 Oscar nominations, including 'Best Picture' and acting nods for Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo, creating buzz for the 96th Academy Awards."

Representative Dwight Evans secured over $13.3 million for community projects in Philadelphia, with $8.2 million aimed at affordable housing initiatives.

A basketball game between Temple and UAB was flagged for unusual betting activity by U.S. Integrity just hours before the game. The betting line shifted significantly, causing alerts to be sent to casinos.

PennDOT is initiating overnight construction on the I-95 ramp from Aramingo Avenue, causing detours and potential delays for Philadelphia drivers next Thursday.

Pennsylvania now enforces permanent speed safety measures in construction zones, with fines for speeding over 11 mph above the limit, following the success of a pilot program in reducing work zone crashes and speeding incidents.

Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspections has announced a May 31, 2024, deadline for property owners to certify fire protection systems. Mayor Parker emphasizes safety with this proactive compliance measure.

Eight students were shot by three assailants at a Philadelphia bus stop; with one critically injured, schools switch to virtual classes and provide counseling. Police seek public help using video evidence.