USA's dramatic gold medal hockey victory captivates and motivates Phillies camp
Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber, soon to represent USA at the WBC, shared how they'll use Sunday's gold medal hockey game as motivation.
Judge Orders Restoration of Slavery Exhibits at President's House in Philadelphia
Phillies' Top Prospect Aidan Miller Sidelined with Undisclosed Injury
Automotive
Septa Plans Long-Term Shift to Zero-Emission Bus Fleet
Transit agency evaluates new technologies as it aims to reach 100% zero emissions by 2050.

Philadelphia Auto Show Returns to Convention Center
The annual vehicle showcase features test-driving, one-of-a-kind cars, and appearances by local sports stars.
2026 Philadelphia Auto Show Kicks Off with Gala Preview
6abc hosts highlight must-see cars and industry trends at annual event
Weather
Philly Declares Snow Emergency as Blizzard Approaches
City braces for major winter storm with over 1,000 workers and 800 pieces of equipment deployed

Schools Announce Closures, Virtual Learning for Monday Snowstorm
A major nor'easter is expected to bring heavy snow across the region.
Philly Braces for Potential Nor'easter This Weekend
Models disagree on snow vs. rain for the region as forecasters monitor a developing storm system.
Crime
Pair Accused of Posing as Lawyers to Smuggle Drugs into PA Prisons
Dajah Schoolfield and Devin Walker face multiple felony charges for alleged drug smuggling scheme

2 Arrested in South Philadelphia Robbery Spree
Violent incidents prompt increased police presence in Bella Vista and Hawthorne neighborhoods
Philadelphia to Provide 1,000 Ring Cameras to Seniors Under New Safety Initiative
The city is partnering with Ring to distribute the devices and subscriptions to older residents.
Politics
SEPTA honors civil rights icon who helped desegregate transit long before Rosa Parks
Caroline Rebecca LeCount's efforts to desegregate Philadelphia's public transit system in the 1860s paved the way for Rosa Parks' famous stand decades later.

Vote That Jawn amplifies Philadelphia youth voices to boost voter turnout
The organization uses writing, poetry and art to engage younger voters and get them excited about civic engagement.
Federal Appeal Judge Halts Repairs to Slavery Exhibit in Philadelphia
Ruling comes amid controversy over removal of educational panels honoring slaves at President's House site
Lifestyle
Bishop Chylinski Visits Lansdale Catholic on Ash Wednesday
Auxiliary Bishop Keith Chylinski celebrated Mass and toured the school, greeting faculty and staff.

Calvary Church Hosts Ash Wednesday Service
Hybrid in-person and virtual service to mark the start of Lent
Housemates Struggle as 4-Year-Old Grandson Joins Shared Home
Daughter's travel schedule and the child's health issues create tension in long-standing living arrangement.