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.

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

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will attend a police graduation, a Women's History Month event, and a biomedical technician program graduation in Philadelphia.

Governor Josh Shapiro toured Gecko Robotics, demonstrating Pennsylvania's focus on technology and innovation. His budget includes $20 million in innovation funds, aiming to support tech ventures and position the state as a leading tech hub.

The USS New Jersey battleship is moving down the Delaware River to Philadelphia for maintenance and repainting.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission discussed wildlife management efforts, reported high prosecution success rates, advanced research on various species, and highlighted habitat improvements in its annual report.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's schedule includes a school playground groundbreaking, attending a women's luncheon, and signing a Vision Zero executive order.

Philadelphia is accepting applications for the 2024 TCIG program, offering grants to local groups fighting violence, especially among youth aged 16 to 34.

Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt creates a new Election Directors Training Team to enhance election security and provide support to county election directors in preparation for the 2024 presidential elections.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has announced a new series of appointments to aid her vision for a better Philadelphia, focusing on safety, cleanliness, economical opportunities, and inclusivity.

EPA Regional Administrator Adam Ortiz visited UVA to discuss environmental issues, emphasizing the importance of bridging academic research with policy development in areas like climate change and green energy.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro's administration is offering $460,000 in grants for specialty crops to enhance the state's agricultural economy and sustainability.

Pennsylvania has launched new online training for healthcare and public safety workers to combat drug overdoses, with a focus on modern, evidence-based prevention tactics.