U.S. Attorney announces nearly $2 million in settlements with two medical centers over fraudulent Medicare billing for unnecessary Sanexas treatments and tests.

The Commonwealth Court ruled against Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner in a lawsuit challenging Act 40, which appoints a special prosecutor for SEPTA crimes. Krasner disagrees with the ruling.

PennDOT announces joint sealing on Route 68 in Beaver County, warning of rolling single-lane closures between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, potentially until late November.

The National Weather Service predicts a warm, sunny week for Philadelphia, with temperatures reaching the mid-80s to mid-90s and mostly clear nights. Residents are reminded to stay hydrated and wear sun protection.

Philadelphia's outdoor public pools to open with a full schedule despite a lifeguard shortage, offering free swim lessons. Check the Parks & Rec Finder app for pool hours and locations; some may vary due to staffing.

PennDOT will begin bridge repairs on Route 401 in Chester County, causing lane closures from June 17-28, with traffic delays expected. Commuters are advised to plan for extra travel time.

Twelve indicted in a Philadelphia drug trafficking case after a year-long investigation, facing narcotics and firearms charges; one suspect remains at large.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Brandon Marsh is progressing in rehab for a right hamstring strain and plans to return strong. He is currently with the Reading Fightin Phils for his third minor-league rehab stint.

PennDOT begins night construction on I-476, causing potential delays. The $63.7 million project to resurface 17 miles of the highway includes lane closures from 8 PM to 5 AM.

Mayor Cherelle Parker of Philadelphia has a busy schedule including signing the city budget, addressing a reception dedicated to African American males, and speaking at YouthBuild Philly's fundraising event.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health warns of year-round tick threats and advises on prevention and removal methods to reduce the risk of Lyme disease.

A Warminster man, Umair Mir, was convicted by a Bucks County jury of multiple charges, including child rape, based on the testimonies of two girls he assaulted over five years. His sentencing is postponed pending a sex offender assessment.

Police in Montgomery County are searching for two males suspected of vandalizing over 60 trees along Crow Creek Trail near Sweetbriar Shopping Center.