Quinta Brunson will deliver the commencement speech and receive an honorary degree at Temple University's graduation, also winning the Lew Klein Excellence in the Media Award.

First Lady Jill Biden spoke against legislative attacks on LGBTQ rights at a Human Rights Campaign event, pledging to combat "MAGA extremists" and citing the Biden administration's support for LGBTQ progress.

The article details Philadelphia's weather forecast with expected clear skies, mild temperatures, and occasional rain, including a chance of minor coastal flooding midweek as noted by the National Weather Service.

Philly City Council approved a bill to restrict digital gaming machines to licensed casinos or bars and imposed a $2,000 fine on license plate flipping devices. They also supported funding for gun violence prevention and scheduled budget hearings.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro urges residents affected by September's floods to apply for SBA loans ahead of the Monday deadline, with PEMA seeking an extension.

The Philadelphia Office of the Youth Ombudsperson released its first report, highlighting the agency's progress since its establishment in response to local youth abuse scandals.

Philadelphia starts an extensive pothole repair campaign on over 55 state highways, causing anticipated travel disruptions and urging drivers to exercise caution.

Night-time paving on I-95 in Philadelphia begins next Tuesday, causing significant delays near the Cottman Avenue Interchange with lane closures and slow traffic expected.

Philadelphia parolee Nicholas Mimoso was arrested by the Gun Violence Task Force with 10 illegal firearms and a $1 million marijuana stash. He faces charges for corrupt organizations and firearms offenses.

The NWS issued an urgent advisory for Mount Holly, NJ, warning of heavy rains, strong winds, flood risks, and potential power outages due to a potent storm. Conditions forecasted to improve by next week.

Philadelphia man Christopher Daniels is re-convicted on child pornography charges and failure to register as a sex offender, facing a minimum of 15 years in prison.

In Philadelphia, Luis Algarin-Torres has been sentenced to 51 years in prison for his crimes, which included an attempt to have a witness murdered. This sentencing marks a significant moment of accountability for the drug trafficker.

Pennsylvania supports young farmers with bipartisan efforts, backed by a $10 million investment to expand the dairy industry and implement agricultural education for children.