Mark Zimmaro

When Greg and Jenn Seltzer created Philadelphia Music Fest, the married couple might have thought they were keeping something low-key. Now in its 10th year

From John's Roast Pork to Jim's South Street, Philadelphia cheesesteak makers gathered in Center City to share stories of reinvention and recovery.

South Philadelphia and surrounding counties face a serious weather day on Tuesday, July 28, as tornado and flood watches cover the region through the evening and into Wednesday afternoon. CBS News Philadelphia reports that multiple rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected, with localized flash flooding capable of disrupting travel.

Low-80s temps and light northwest winds make Thursday manageable in South Philly, with a dry Friday-Saturday before Sunday storms return.

The 87-year-old Christian university in Chester County will shut down after the summer semester, citing financial strain and loss of accreditation standing.

Armani Tyrell Waite, 21, surrendered to Darby Township police Monday after a Friday night shooting wounded a Walmart employee in Glenolden, Pa.

A Philadelphia judge has thrown out the murder conviction of Rafael Jones in the death of Officer Moses Walker Jr., ordering a new trial tied to a disgraced detective.

Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order reshaping Pennsylvania's disaster preparedness as the federal government scales back support for states.

Pennsylvania is taking steps to shore up its own emergency management infrastructure after Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order on August 4 directing state agencies to modernize how the commonwealth prepares for and responds to disasters. The move comes as the federal government shifts more responsibility for disaster response onto individual states. The pressure is real.

A Philadelphia man faces up to 40 years in prison after a federal grand jury indicted him for allegedly setting fire to a Northeast Philadelphia mosque in July.