Brandon Olivieri, now 18, was found guilty by a jury in May of killing Salvatore DiNubile and Caleer Miller, a crime that attracted citywide attention and led to ongoing tensions in South Philadelphia.

When Philadelphia Academic Health System announced it was going to shut down Hahnemann University Hospital, workers were suddenly left without any tier 1 hospital options on their health insurance plan.

Eastbound lanes of the bridge were closed for hours after the overnight shooting.

As temperatures soared to just shy of 100, customers at Philadelphia's Franklin Fountain ice cream parlor sounded off on the city's new efforts to curb sugar consumption.

Temperatures in Philadelphia on Sunday narrowly missed the triple-digit mark, topping out at 98 degrees in the city, according to the National Weather Service.

Nearly 200 residents of the Voorhees Care and Rehabilitation Center were taken to a high school seek relief from the heat. The system was later repaired and residents returned to the facility.

A man and woman, both in their early 20s, punched the victim while telling her to stop taking pictures.

Temperatures Sunday will make another try at 100, and likely will set a record for high overnight minimum temperatures.

The shooting was one of two Friday in the 300-home, Sunbury Village section of the township.

John Fry and other Drexel officials spoke publicly for the first time Thursday about the situation in an hour-long interview with the Inquirer, downplaying the negatives and stressing that the medical school, a part of Drexel for 21 years, will come through stronger.

The shooting at Rose and Spruce Streets is the city's ninth homicide this year.

At least 150 Boricuas and supporters gathered for nearly two hours at Ninth Street and Hunting Park Avenue for an open-mic session accompanied by tambourines, drums, and güiros under a scorching sun, with a “real-feel” temperature of 106.

The organization used a network of sellers, lookouts, suppliers, and supervisors.