Philadelphia

Abraham Lincoln High School football program has been suspended for the rest of the 2025 season after student-athletes and coaches engaged in 'unsportsmanlike conduct' during a brawl that was captured on video.

The federal government has given SEPTA 30 days to inspect all 225 Silverliner IV cars. A week in, about a dozen have been inspected.

The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps are coming to Philadelphia, the city where they were founded, to celebrate their 250th birthdays in October. The week-long celebration kicks off with the Parade of Ships and opening ceremony along the Delaware River. 

Check out Dine Latino Restaurant Week in Philadelphia from Sunday, October 12 until Saturday, October 18, 2025.

Philly is preparing for a week-long celebration marking 250 years of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.

Kada Scott has been missing since Oct. 4, when police said she left her shift at a local nursing home.

A Philadelphia man was convicted of opening fire on a police officer during an armed standoff on New Year's Eve two years ago in the city's Brewerytown section.

The Parade of Ships kicks off a week of Navy and Marine events from Oct. 9 to Oct. 16.

Philadelphia parents looking for top pediatric care have a local reason to feel proud: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) has again earned a spot on U.S. News’ Honor Roll of Best Children’s Hospitals - ranking joint-first with Children's National Hospital in DC.

SEPTA is preparing for a potential strike as the contract with its largest workers' union, TWU Local 234, is set to expire next month.

A Fall chill is on tap for the Philadelphia area starting on Wednesday when damp and dreary weather helps usher in cooler temperatures.

Fabian Colon, 25, is facing several charges including theft after police say he physically assaulted a 23-year-old U.S. Postal worker in Philadelphia's Northwood area over the weekend.

Commuters who rely on SEPTA's Regional Rail were left frustrated Tuesday after the transit authority was forced to remove some railcars following an emergency order issued by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). 

Up to $10,000 of rare coins and banknotes will be up for grabs over five days.