Philadelphia's forecast includes sunny days, possible thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week, with detailed updates available on the National Weather Service website.

Philadelphia maintains a low risk for H5N1 bird flu despite national concerns of cross-species infections and confirmed human cases linked to livestock exposure.

Philadelphia's IT services faced issues due to a global upgrade problem, not a cyberattack, as reported by the City's Office of Innovation and Technology.

A woman was arrested in Philadelphia after being suspected of shooting a seven-month-old baby following the release of a surveillance video capturing the incident.

The Philadelphia Department of Prisons has canceled all visits due to a global IT outage affecting its operations. The suspension and lack of a timeline for resuming visits impact inmates and their families.

Philadelphia anticipates varied weather, with high humidity today and a slight chance of evening showers. Temperatures set to rise over the weekend with possible rain and storms early next week.

A tree fell on an SUV on I-476 in Delaware County, injuring the driver and causing traffic delays. The road was cleared and reopened later, with no other injuries reported.

PennDOT is starting a $63.7 million project on I-476 in Delaware and Montgomery Counties, causing potential traffic delays due to road and bridge repairs, and safety upgrades from July 22-26.

A Philadelphia woman, Meghan Macklin, will stand trial for the murder of Richard MacFarland, with evidence suggesting a complicated relationship between the two.

Philadelphia is monitoring soil and water discoloration near Bartram's Garden, with officials stating the drinking water is safe and further environmental tests planned.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is saddened by fatal accidents involving a cyclist and pedestrians, and remains committed to pedestrian and cyclist safety measures.

PennDOT plans High Friction Surface Treatment work on Pennsylvania Avenue and Barren Hill Road in Montgomery County, causing potential lane closures and traffic from July 22-26, from 9 AM to 3 PM.

Philadelphia officials meet to address Kensington's opioid crisis, planning to improve addiction services and invest in a $100 million drug treatment center, amid ongoing challenges.