Bruce Springsteen joined Zach Bryan on stage in Philadelphia for a duet and a collaborative performance with other artists, marking a genre-blending and generational musical event.

Thieves in South Philly stole hundreds of pounds of tuna from a truck, continuing a spree of cargo thefts in the city. Police note the crimes are organized and stress caution for truck drivers.

Governor Josh Shapiro ceremonially signs a bill in Greene County, strengthening vocational education in PA with a $61 million investment in workforce development programs.

A jackknifed tractor-trailer on I-95 South in Philadelphia caused major delays and a diesel spill, but roads reopened by 8:30 a.m. with no immediate injury reports.

A building partially collapsed in Philadelphia's Logan neighborhood, displacing 11 residents. No injuries were reported, but the cause of the collapse is under investigation.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro introduced a historic education budget which allocates an additional $1.11 billion for K-12 public schools, aiming for equitable funding distribution.

The Philadelphia area is under multiple weather advisories, including a Tornado Watch and Wind Advisory, with expectations of severe thunderstorms and potential flooding.

Philadelphia used the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to improve bridges, emphasizing sustainability and collaboration with federal agencies; a case story highlights this as a successful model for others.

Philadelphia's Streets Commissioner has announced street resurfacing impacting traffic and parking starting August 12, to be completed by month's end.

A man was fatally shot while driving on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia, causing a crash. Police found his bullet-ridden vehicle, but no witnesses or shell casings. The investigation closed the road for hours, with no arrests yet made.

A drug trafficking operation in Bucks County, PA, used Bluetooth speakers to ship drugs across the country, with an estimated $5 million in narcotics sent from California in six months.

A man in his late 30s died after being shot and crashing his car on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia; no arrests have been made, and police seek information.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority is raising residential parking permit fees from $35 to $75 starting September 1, 2024, the first increase since 1983.