Philadelphia launches the Adult Education Pathways Program, offering free skill development for adult educators, with various educational routes in ABE, DS, ESOL, and HSE.

Pittsburgh drivers will face detours due to overnight inspections causing lane closures on the Fort Duquesne Bridge from May 12-16, with traffic updates available on 511PA.

Philadelphia celebrated the first-ever Youth Apprenticeship Week, highlighting apprenticeship opportunities for young people and the demand for skilled labor, with various events and initiatives.

Cody Bellinger led the Chicago Cubs to a 7-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates with four hits, including a home run, as part of the Cubs' offensive drive.

Philadelphia police seek a suspect for a robbery on April 24, caught on video, where a man was robbed at gunpoint on Brown Street. The suspect is described as a Black male in his 20s and was last seen fleeing north on 17th Street.

Following a police ousting at UPenn, pro-Palestinian protesters regrouped to continue demonstrations demanding the university divest from Israeli interests.

Philadelphia police are searching for Tristen Gulledge, a 14-year-old boy missing since May 2, last seen on W. Cambria St. The public is urged to provide any information.

Philadelphia experiences a chilly weekend with a 50% chance of showers after 2 am. Sunday likely to have showers before afternoon and clouds, while Monday promises sunshine with a high of 71°F. Minor coastal flooding is possible.

PennDOT is starting extensive resurfacing work on over 200 miles of highways in the Philadelphia area, with lane closures expected across various counties, affecting daytime and nighttime commutes.

PennDOT will start bridge deck repairs in Northeast Philadelphia next week, implying night lane closures on I-95 South near the Betsy Ross Bridge/Aramingo Avenue Interchange, with the project concluding in 2027.

Councilmember Lozada's resolution, supported by the Philadelphia City Council, aims to audit the financial contributions to Kensington to address the opioid crisis effectively.

Ten masked vandals attacked Olympic Tower Apartments in Philadelphia, causing $100,000 in damage, with police seeking public assistance to identify them.

Sean Christopher Adams from Philadelphia was sentenced to 175 months for dealing meth after a successful sting operation involving a cooperating informant.