Wildfire smoke disrupts Philly events, trash pickup
Philadelphia is facing a second consecutive day of unhealthy air quality as Canadian wildfire smoke continues to linger, according to city health officials. Many outdoor events around the region tonight have been canceled, but tens of thousands of fans are still expected at comedian Shane Gillis’s sold-out show at Lincoln Financial Field.
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