Fourth-generation Kelly’s Seafood will close when the owners sell their Old Bustleton Ave building after 68 years in business. The family will keep service running while the property is marketed.

Warm, muggy Wednesday with highs near 78–79°F. Late storms could bring gusty winds.

A courthouse facility dog wandered into the jury room and jurors petted the animal, prompting a judge to declare a mistrial in a case about a killed neighbor’s dog. New jury selection is set for May 15.

Sen. Lisa Boscola circulated memos seeking a 60‑day suspension of Pennsylvania’s gas and diesel taxes, proposing bonds to replace lost road funding as pump prices jump.

Luzerne County prosecutors filed notice March 10 to seek the death penalty against Cesar Delgadillo in the alleged torture and killing of his 13‑year‑old son. The filing cites prolonged abuse and sets an Oct. 26 trial date.

Police are investigating a death outside the Budget Inn on Route 130 in Burlington Township. Officials have not released details as investigators work the scene.

A pre-dawn fire burned through at least three rowhomes on the 3700 block of Park Avenue in Nicetown/Tioga; no injuries were reported and L&I has labeled the buildings unsafe.

A house fire in Point Breeze left one person dead and two others hospitalized after firefighters rescued three people from a rowhouse on Ellsworth Street.

Dig Inn is opening a Center City location with build-your-own, protein-rich bowls and a plan to donate surplus food to local pantries.

A new study finds Temple University and Temple Health generate $11.1B for Pennsylvania and support nearly 52,000 jobs.

A Charlotte trainer admitted to bribery and wire fraud in a federal point‑shaving probe that touched dozens of college games. Prosecutors say fixers paid players thousands and wagered millions.

Upper Darby officials, preservationists and developers are weighing options for the closed Tower Theater on 69th Street — from restoration to full redevelopment. An April Urban Land Institute panel will lay out possible plans.

The Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania has chosen The Michaels Organization to evaluate repurposing 26 church properties into housing and mixed uses across Philadelphia and nearby counties.