SEPTA announces upcoming service cuts on buses, metro, and regional rail, advises riders to use its updated app for schedule changes and to plan ahead for increased passenger volumes and potential delays.

Philadelphia launched the "Power Up Tour" to give out 500 free laptops to residents in need, aiming to bridge the digital divide and promote equal access to technology and economic opportunities.

Katie Krebs from the School of Veterinary Medicine advises pet owners on recognizing serious health symptoms in dogs and cats that require immediate veterinary attention.

Two men were injured in a dog attack in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, with one in critical condition. Police are searching for a pack of dogs linked to multiple attacks. The public has been advised to avoid the area.

Nearly 3,000 resident physicians across major Philadelphia health systems are planning to unionize to address concerns over work hours and patient care.

Temple University introduces AI-powered gun detection software, ZeroEyes, to improve campus safety and rapidly detect firearms, becoming a regional leader in security technology.

The Polaris Dawn mission launched from Florida, visible from Pennsylvania, marking a spaceflight with plans for the first civilian spacewalk, aiming for the highest Earth orbit since Apollo, and conducting scientific studies.

A global tech outage has affected Philadelphia, causing travel disruptions at the airport and impacting local government services and transit systems. Crowdstrike software issues are believed to be the cause.

Healthcare organizations worldwide collaborated to find a rare blood type for a patient, illustrating the importance of global coordination and rare blood donor identification.

Scientists mapped the human bone marrow's cellular landscape, potentially improving understanding and treatment of blood diseases by identifying cell types and their interactions.

The Affordable Connectivity Program, helping low-income families in Philadelphia afford internet, faces cessation without new Congressional funding by May 2024.

Philadelphia anticipates a significant partial solar eclipse, with local events planned for viewing even though the city falls outside the totality path.

Melissa Scott has been appointed as Philadelphia's new Chief Information Officer by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to lead the city's technology initiatives and digital transformation.