A multi-vehicle crash on westbound I‑76 between Gulph Mills and King of Prussia stalled traffic Saturday morning and forced detours.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike approved a 3.5% toll increase that takes effect Jan. 3, 2027, nudging per‑mile and segment fees higher across the system.

A gas leak closed northbound lanes on Route 413 in Middletown Wednesday; southbound lanes were reopened while crews worked.

Storm-swollen sewers in Washington Township sent raw sewage into basements on Linn Drive, leaving families without heat or hot water.

Neighbors say a six-foot sinkhole on Miller Street has been growing for months and left the Port Richmond block barricaded while crews coordinate sewer and street repairs.

SEPTA’s July 5 timetable brings longer trains, simplified express service and more weekday trips to Penn Medicine Station. Riders should check updated timetables before traveling.

A power outage at Philadelphia International knocked out escalators and moving sidewalks across several terminals Monday, but airport officials said flights were not affected.

Fines began Friday as speed cameras on Frankford Ave moved from warnings to enforcement. Local groups have launched a petition seeking an independent audit.

AA flight AA93 from Zurich declared an emergency over the North Sea and diverted to London Heathrow; trackers show the 787 landed safely while authorities seek details.

Fifteen years after its 2010 rebuild the South Street Bridge still carries thousands daily — but lighting and finishing touches have lagged.

NetJets has started maintenance operations at Reading Regional Airport, moving aircraft into a long‑term hangar lease and promising local jobs and investment. Industry reporting shows the site as the company’s largest MRO in the Northeast.

Thunderstorms forced a ground stop at PHL Wednesday, halting inbound flights and sending delays into the evening.

Honda has recalled 880,514 Pilots, Ridgelines, Passports and Acura MDXs over possible rear-subframe corrosion. VINs will be searchable on NHTSA.gov and dealers will fix affected parts free.