Two women were found with gunshot wounds in Atlantic City; one died, the other's condition is unknown. Three men from Philadelphia were arrested in connection with the incident.

PennDOT plans a bridge inspection on Route 283 over I-283 in Dauphin County, causing potential delays with lane restrictions next week from 9 AM to 2 PM on Monday and Tuesday.

PennDOT plans roadwork in Bucks and Chester counties, with improvements to Route 213, Cedar Hollow Road, and Highland Avenue from August 5-9, causing potential travel delays.

PennDOT reopens Route 322 and Route 53 in Philipsburg, PA, after a train derailment led to road closures, with cleanup crews clearing the accident site promptly.

Bucks County dedicates bridge #48 to Vietnam War hero SP4 Patrick J. Breslin, honoring his service and sacrifice after he died in a helicopter crash in 1971.

Philadelphia faces a Heat Advisory with the heat index reaching up to 103 degrees; residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated. An Air Quality Alert is also in effect due to high pollution levels.

A patient at a Philadelphia hospital attacked staff with a hypodermic needle after an apparent overdose, resulting in multiple injuries and his subsequent arrest.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory in parts of Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania with a heat index up to 102 degrees, warning of increased heat illness risks.

Eight alleged Omerta gang members are indicted on charges including racketeering and murder, with accusations of counterfeiting and COVID-19 relief fraud.

A fatal crash involving a stolen car in Montgomery County resulted in one teen dead and three injured. Police are investigating the incident which occurred after the stolen vehicle ran a red light.

The Philadelphia Police are seeking two suspects for a vandalism incident with graffiti related to the Israel conflict on a property in West Philadelphia.

Philadelphia faces a week of mixed weather, starting with sun and possible thunderstorms progressing to fluctuating chances of rain and high temperatures throughout the week.

PennDOT is set to begin blasting operations near Lancaster Bible College on Route 222, potentially causing traffic delays and rolling stops on Wednesday, July 31st, in preparation for a major overhaul of the Route 222/Route 30 Interchange.