Patchy dense fog and light rain will slow Thursday's commute in Philadelphia; coastal waters are under a marine fog advisory.

A Coatesville man was charged after police say he secretly photographed teen girls inside a Plato’s Closet dressing room in Exton. Investigators say phone data and community tips led to the arrest.

An adult was found near Pettine Field at Central Bucks West High School; school officials say the scene is secure and there is no ongoing threat to students or staff.

A Northeast Philly man was arrested March 3 in the 2024 Levick Street hit‑and‑run that killed Veronica Herling. Neighbors say speeding on Levick remains a safety hazard.

A Gladwyne entrepreneur was sentenced to 111 months for defrauding investors; restitution and civil claims remain pending.

A lender has listed Willow Grove Park Mall after a $170M loan matured, putting most of the mall on the market and raising questions about redevelopment in Willow Grove.

A dog named Jolene was found zip-tied and badly injured in Erie; ANNA Shelter says she was sedated and rushed to a critical-care specialist while rescuers and state police seek tips.

Family members gathered at a SEPTA station to demand answers after 16-year-old Markel King was fatally shot in Nicetown. Police say the homicide remains under investigation.

Sen. Amanda Cappelletti introduced SB1193 to bar civil ICE arrests inside or within 1,000 feet of Commonwealth and local government facilities unless agents have a judicial warrant. The bill would also let people subjected to unlawful arrests sue for damages.

Federal Medicaid changes and a city budget that didn’t backfill them have left Philadelphia’s Planned Parenthood clinics scrambling to cover care for about 20,000 patients. Leaders warn reduced hours and higher out-of-pocket costs could follow.

Family-owned Vince’s Pizzeria will close its Fishtown Frankford Avenue location after five years, removing a BYOB neighborhood fixture. The news was reported March 3.

Montgomery County prosecutors charged a Boyertown bus driver after officers say they found empty vodka bottles and a 0.331 BAC while 54 elementary students rode. The district has placed the driver on leave and is offering counseling.

Colin Jost will perform stand-up at Penn State’s Bryce Jordan Center on March 18. Student presale is open and public tickets start at $20.