Driver ‘intentionally’ crashes into Philadelphia Police District building; 5 hurt

Police say a person intentionally crashed a vehicle into the Philadelphia Police Department's 2nd District building Tuesday, sending five people to the hospital.

‘Hamm’s isn’t going anywhere’: Free beer and merch in Philadelphia today

Hamm’s is visiting Philadelphia on April 21, 2026, to distribute free beer and merchandise at various city locations, reaffirming its continued presence in Pennsylvania.

Human skeletal remains found in woods near Wissahickon Creek: police

An investigation is underway after Philadelphia police say they discovered skeletal remains of an adult in the woods near Wissahickon Creek and Germantown Avenue Monday evening.

Cobbs Creek Golf Club reopens in Philadelphia with new driving range, Tiger Woods short course

Cobbs Creek Golf Club in Philadelphia has reopened after over five years and a $180 million renovation, featuring new facilities, community programs, and ongoing course construction.

Speed cameras now active at 5 Philly school zones: Where fines are now in effect

Full enforcement of speed cameras in several Philadelphia school zones begins Monday, with fines issued to drivers exceeding speed limits during school drop-off and dismissal times.

Lyrid meteor shower peaks this week: Everything you need to know

The Lyrid meteor shower has returned, and is expected to peak this week with ideal viewing conditions for the Northern Hemisphere.

Iron Hill Brewery returns to Center City after bankruptcy forced abrupt closure

After filing for bankruptcy last fall, forcing an abrupt closure, Iron Hill Brewery is open again under new ownership. The city hopes the popular gastropub's revival will help reenergize the Market East Corridor.

Temple student chased into residence hall lobby, attacked by group of teens

Temple University Police say a student was chased into the lobby of a residence hall and attacked by a group of teens early Sunday morning.

Speed camera enforcement begins in Philly school zones after warning period

Speed cameras placed in several Philadelphia school zones have officially entered enforcement mode, meaning drivers caught speeding will now receive fines instead of warnings.