Philadelphia experiences rainy weather with a high of 52 degrees and a 90% chance of precipitation, with clearing skies and windy conditions expected later in the week.

Jake Rosenberg, Eagles' VP of football administration, is set to leave after a decade to seek a GM position in the NFL, having built a reputation for salary cap expertise.

Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission holds Mentored Youth Trout Day for young anglers to learn fishing with mentors. Event is scheduled for March 30, 2024, prior to statewide Opening Day of Trout Season.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding missing 13-year-old Cai Dantzler, last seen on North Bancroft Street, described as 5'1" with brown eyes and hair, in a blue jacket and blue sneakers.

The Philadelphia Police are actively seeking public assistance to locate Gary Dunmore, a 60-year-old man missing since March 22 from his 72nd Ave. home.

The Philadelphia VA Medical Center launched the CReATE Motion Center, aimed at advancing osteoarthritis treatments to reduce the need for joint replacements among Veterans.

Philadelphia Police are seeking the public's help in finding Angel Roberts, a 14-year-old girl missing since March 22 from the 5400 block of Arlington Street.

The Philadelphia City Planning Commission released a progress report for its Philadelphia2035 plan, detailing 29 development projects aimed at city enhancement.

Jim's Steaks South Street, closed due to a fire, sets May 2024 for reopening. The expanded location will feature glass-and-tile mosaics, retaining its cash-only tradition and original staff.

Pennsylvania invests over $2 million to support local law enforcement, aiming to recruit 400 new officers to combat gun violence and enhance community safety.

Family Dollar is closing six stores in Philadelphia, impacting 62 workers. The closures are part of a wider plan by Dollar Tree to close around 600 Family Dollar locations nationwide.

Pennsylvania launches a pilot flex work program for state employees, offering a new hoteling system with reservable desks and space in the Rachel Carson Building to modernize and maximize office efficiency.

PennDOT is seeking feedback from residents on its winter services through a survey ending April 17th, to improve its snow-shoveling strategy and gather input on satisfaction with road conditions.