Officer to be fired after leaving scene of deadly hit-and-run crash in Philadelphia: Commissioner

A Philadelphia police officer will be dismissed after an internal affairs investigation concluded that he failed to render necessary aid to a man who fell into the street and was eventually run over by a car.

Officer to be fired after leaving scene of deadly hit-and-run crash in Philadelphia: Commissioner
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A Philadelphia police officer will be dismissed after an internal affairs investigation concluded that he failed to render necessary aid to a man who fell into the street and was eventually run over by a car.

Luigi Mangione 'fangirls' could have press passes revoked under new NYC bill

New York City officials are moving to close a loophole that allowed self-described "fangirls" of Luigi Mangione to obtain and flaunt official city press credentials.

Trump downplays dangers of A.I. despite calls for slowdown
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President Donald Trump downplayed the dangers of artificial intelligence despite calls for a slowdown from industry leaders, including the head of Anthropic.

Former FBI Most Wanted fugitive wanted 2000 murder of Philly girl to appear in court
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Alexis Flores, a former FBI Most Wanted fugitive wanted for the 2000 murder of a Philadelphia 5-year-old girl, will appear in court on Monday after he was captured in Honduras.

Pennsylvania reports state's 3rd measles-related death in 2026

A 40-year-old Pennsylvania woman has died from complications associated with measles, marking the state's third death involving the virus this year, local authorities said Sunday.

Teen found safe after Philadelphia carjacking; region marks 25 years since 9/11
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Here are the top headlines from Good Day Philadelphia this morning: Teen abducted in carjacking found safe: A 14-year-old is safe after a terrifying ordeal in North Philadelphia. Police say a pizza delivery driver left her car running with her teenage son inside on the 1700 block of West Clearfield Street when a suspect jumped in and took off. Following a police chase, the suspect was taken into custody and the teen was recovered safely. Honoring the lives lost on 9/11: Communities across the Delaware Valley and the nation paused to mark 25 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. In Bucks County, loved ones gathered at the Garden of Reflection to read the names of the 18 local victims. The region also remembered the heroism of Delaware County native Debbie Jacobs, the lead flight attendant on Flight 93 who helped alert passengers to the hijacking.

Dozens gather at Bucks County Garden of Reflection to mark 25 years since 9/11
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Dozens gathered at the Garden of Reflection in Yardley to mark 25 years since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The solemn evening ceremony brought together families, elected officials, and emergency personnel to reflect on the tragedy and honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost, including 18 victims from Bucks County.

Remembering 9/11: Reporting to Ground Zero
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Rev. Dr. Suzan Johnson Cook joins FOX 29's Judayah Murray to speak about her experience as the first female NYPD Chaplain at Ground Zero on 9/11.

Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Later | FOX 29 News Special
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From families grieving the loss of loved ones to hearing from first responders who went to Ground Zero, FOX 29 News is remembering the tragedy that occurred on September 11, 2001 and honoring those who risked their lives and lost their lives. The City of Philadelphia released the following statement: "The City is profoundly grateful to the first responders who risked their lives at the World Trade Center site. Their courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten, and the City understands that there are illnesses and injuries caused by WTC exposure that could be job-related.   As such, the City is committed to standing with these responders and their families. If the time comes when any of our responders lose their lives to a WTC-related illness, the families may apply to the Pension Board, which will review each case individually for line-of-duty death designation for pension benefits. The City would fully support the Board’s decision in these cases. Further, the City will stand by their loved ones, honor their sacrifice and take every action so that each of them can be recognized alongside the nation's fallen heroes on the memorial wall in Washington, D.C.   These individuals answered the call when it mattered most. They are heroes, and the City will honor them as such."