Philadelphia's weather forecast includes mostly cloudy skies, breezy conditions, and fluctuating temperatures with a chance of rain towards the weekend.

Visit Philadelphia starts "Bird Call," for Eagles fans to leave messages for the team via phones around the city and a hotline, ahead of the Super Bowl.

A Philadelphia clinic and its psychiatrist owner settled Medicaid fraud claims for $900,000, charged with billing for substandard medication management visits.

Philadelphia Police seek help in finding Alfred McCarty, last seen January 26 on Sepviva St. He was wearing a black coat, white hoodie, dark pants, and neon-accented Adidas sneakers. Call East Detectives at 215-686-3243 with info.

Philadelphia's weather forecasts a mix of sun and clouds with fluctuating temperatures; calm days may lead to gusty evenings. NWS predicts potential rain and snow mix for the upcoming weekend.

Montgomery County approves an emergency hoteling program in Pottstown to provide temporary shelter and support services for the homeless during winter.

Montgomery County extends its Code Blue Emergency until January 28 due to cold forecasts, urging residents to check on the vulnerable and prepare for the weather.

Philadelphia's weather this week includes cloudy skies, sunshine, and wind, with highs around 40°F and potential mixed precipitation over the weekend.

Bucks County has extended its Code Blue warning until Saturday due to extreme cold, offering shelter to protect residents from the freezing temperatures.

Philadelphia's weather includes sunny days and chilly nights, with temperatures ranging from highs of near 33 to 48 degrees over the week. Winds could reach 25 mph.

A police chase in Bensalem Township ended in a standoff, with one man dead and another arrested after the suspects struck police cars and a SWAT team responded.

Philadelphia is gearing up for the annual maple sugaring season with events like the Sugaring Kick-Off and Maple Sugar Day, offering educational and interactive experiences in maple syrup production.

Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner criticizes Trump's immigration policy and controversial pardons, reasserting his office's commitment to the rule of law.