Firefighter killed, 3 others hurt after DUI-related crash on I-76
One person has died and multiple others are recovering after an incident on the Schuylkill Expressway early Saturday morning.
Man in critical condition after being shot in North Philadelphia
A man is now fighting for his life after being shot in North Philadelphia as city violence continues to cause havoc.
Weather Authority: 8 a.m. Saturday update
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Man was killed outside of Pat's Steaks over parking spot, father says
David Padro Jr., 22, was shot and killed over a parking space outside of Pat’s Steaks in South Philly early Thursday morning, according to the young man’s grieving father who is now planning his funeral.
'I lived for him': Mother of teen shot, killed in West Philadelphia left heartbroken
The mother of a teen shot and killed in a triple shooting in West Philadelphia in broad daylight has been left heartbroken over the loss of her only son.
Double shooting in Northeast Philadelphia leaves 14-year-old boy in critical condition, police say
A double shooting Friday night left a 14-year-old boy in critical condition, according to police.
Weather Authority: 10 p.m. Friday update
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Local congressman pleads for action to be taken to end gun violence in Philadelphia
A local congressman sent letters to Mayor Jim Kenney and President Joe Biden pleading for action to put an end to the surge of gun violence in Philadelphia.
Weather Authority: Friday 6 p.m. update
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Local congressman demanding action be taken to put stop to gun violence in Philadelphia
Third congressional district representative Dwight Evans wrote President Joe Biden asking for federal action to be taken.
'Girl's Day At The Range': Women learn self-defense, gun safety at local range
With the surge of violence in and around the city, a number of women have decided to take their protection into their own hands. One local gun range has found a way to make them feel right at home.
Police fatally shoot man who allegedly fired into crowd, pointed gun at officers in Kensington
Philadelphia police say a man accused of firing into a crowd has died after being shot by officers in Kensington.
Pennsylvania deli uses sign to warn drivers of police hiding behind it
What started as a half-joking ploy to get drivers to slow down caught the attention of the local police department.
Man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing young Amish woman
A man who led authorities to the remains of a young Amish woman in Pennsylvania pleaded guilty Friday to kidnapping and killing her.
Delaware man hid spy pens in King of Prussia Mall dressing rooms, police say
A Delaware man is facing charges after police say he hid a spy pen inside at least two dressing rooms at the King of Prussia Mall and captured several people undressing.
Going Green: Former Eagle Connor Barwin goes solar at Philadelphia home
Connor Barwin has made the decision to go green again! He's not putting an Eagles uniform back on, but he is powering his home and even his car with solar energy!
Governor Wolf says his position on voter ID hasn't changed
With talks on wider election-related legislation at a standstill, Gov. Tom Wolf said Thursday that his position on expanding Pennsylvania's voter identification requirements has not changed, and that he is against anything that would “suppress the vote.”
Pat’s Steaks Shooting: Suspect charged, victim identified in deadly shooting outside cheesesteak shop
A Pennsylvania man is facing murder charges after police say he shot and killed a man during a fight outside Pat's Steaks in South Philadelphia early Thursday morning.
DOJ will not investigate how Pennsylvania handled nursing homes
The Justice Department told Gov. Tom Wolf's office on Thursday that it has decided not to open an investigation into whether Pennsylvania violated federal law by ordering nursing homes to accept residents who had been treated for COVID-19 in a hospital.
Philadelphia files lawsuit over national opioid settlement
In the first big challenge to the proposed $26 billion national opioid settlement, the Philadelphia district attorney on Thursday sued Pennsylvania’s attorney general over the deal, saying the city stands to get only a pittance to cope with an epidemic that is killing more than 1,000 people a year.