The article recounts Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in 2015, highlighting his personal touch by blessing a wheelchair-bound boy, amidst mourning his recent death.

Registrations are open for the 10th Annual Montco Trail Challenge in Montgomery County, featuring a trail network of over 100 miles. The kick-off event is on May 3.

Two men were convicted for the 2022 murder of Philadelphia sanitation worker Ikeem Johnson; one for first-degree murder, and the other for third-degree murder.

Wilmington Police arrested 22-year-old Jermaine Winckler, who fled a vehicle stop and was found with firearms, including one stolen. He faces weapon charges and resisting arrest.

The Washington Avenue Repaving project report in Philly assesses its impact on local transportation, with OTIS and the Department of Streets monitoring outcomes and community needs after the 2019-2022 design process.

Philadelphia Police seek help identifying a suspect in a robbery at Herbology captured on surveillance footage.

PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll updated Pennsylvanians on REAL ID before the May 7 deadline, emphasizing the importance of obtaining the federally mandated ID via a live-streamed media session.

Philly's 'Portal to the World' is being moved from LOVE Park to City Hall, with public engagements invited during the move and repairs following vandalism. It’s set to stay for two years, with events planned.

The Pennsylvania State Police and DGS celebrated the final steel beam placement for the new State Police Academy, noting the project is on time and budget.

Victor Ortiz was sentenced to 7 years in prison for a chemical attack on his ex-girlfriend in Philadelphia, reflecting his history of domestic violence and stalking behavior.

Philadelphia City Council approved five new members for its Citizens Police Oversight Commission, aiming to bolster community engagement and reform police practices.

Governor Shapiro visited the Port of Philadelphia to discuss the impact of new federal tariffs on local businesses, workers, and the cost of goods in Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania State Police is revealing details about their body-worn camera program aimed at equipping every patrol trooper with the technology for increased transparency.