Pennsylvania

Police are investigating after a woman was fatally shot inside a North Philadelphia home on Sunday afternoon.

The streets of Philadelphia belonged to the runners today as 40,000 people took part in the annual Broad Street Run.

Bruce Springsteen announced on Saturday that he and The E-Street Band have postponed their Philadelphia concert “due to the NBA and NHL playoff schedule.”

A 20-year-old man was shot in North Philadelphia Saturday night and is in stable condition. Police are investigating.

Flags across Pennsylvania will be lowered May 3 to honor firefighters who died in the line of duty.

Spirit Airlines has begun an orderly wind-down of operations, canceling all flights as it cites rising fuel costs and financial pressure.

High school seniors across Philadelphia were honored during a major Decision Day celebration recognizing the Class of 2026 and the next steps they are taking after graduation. Students announced plans to head to college, join the military, enter the workforce or take a gap year.

According to police, Justin Wilson originally told officers that his father had shot himself, but his "widely inconsistently" conflicting stories led investigators to charge him with murder.

A high-speed crash at 16th and Lombard left two people hospitalized with serious injuries after a car ran a red light and struck a Land Rover and a pedestrian, according to police.

Authorities in Philadelphia have arrested another suspect in connection with last year's mass shooting in Grays Ferry that left four people dead and nine others injured.

A Bucks County family is sharing more than 100 love letters written in 1945 by Mary Jane Peel to her fiancé, John Lynch, who served in the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II.

Five East Lansdowne crossing guards are now equipped with a new piece of backup: a body-worn camera.

A 33-year-old woman is critically injured after being hit by a car Wednesday night near Broad and Wingohocking streets, according to Philadelphia Police.

The School District of Philadelphia Board of Education has approved a $3 billion facilities plan that includes school closures, consolidations and large-scale building upgrades across the city.