Philadelphia ends its Heat Health Emergency, though the Health Department still urges caution due to continued high temperatures. Cooling centers and advice on avoiding heat-related illnesses remain in place.

Philadelphia Police located Fatoumata Cherif, a missing 76-year-old woman, after she vanished from Alcott St. Public help contributed to her safe return.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Sherry Taggart, 64, missing from the 35th District since June 23. She was last seen wearing an Eagles t-shirt and grey shorts.

Two men were arrested in Wilmington for firearms and narcotics charges, with one facing additional weapon-related counts and the other charged with intent to deliver drugs.

Philadelphia faces an Extreme Heat Warning, with a heat index reaching up to 109 degrees. The NWS advises safety measures, and a Code Orange air quality alert is also in effect.

Philadelphia's Health Department declares a Heat Health Emergency, activating services to protect residents, particularly the vulnerable, against extreme heat.

Philadelphia police seek public help to find suspects Tyrik Ransom and Nysheem Hinson-Rakley in the shooting death of Derwin Matthews.

Philadelphia Police are searching for Jayden Pinero, missing since June 11 from Clapier Street, described as 15 years old, wearing a black hoodie, shorts, and orange Crocs. Public assistance is requested.

Philadelphia faces a heat advisory with extreme heat and potential severe thunderstorms, urging residents to take precautions like staying hydrated and indoors.

Philadelphia preps for a large Juneteenth Parade and Festival on June 22, featuring a parade and a festival with music, food, and retail at Malcolm X Park.

Philadelphia Police are searching for missing 32-year-old Moira Goree, last seen at her Sansom Street home. She's 6'4" with a shoulder tattoo. Public assistance is requested.

The Pennsylvania State House passed a bill to increase funding for the state's mass transit, with Lt. Gov. Austin Davis urging the Senate to approve it for economic benefits.

Lt. Gov. Austin Davis to promote the Shapiro-Davis plan for improving Pennsylvania's mass transit, with a focus on economic growth, at a rally with SEPTA representatives and local business leaders.