A Philadelphia man, Nafiysh Knox-Schenck, was charged with possession of a firearm as a felon. He briefly escaped custody but was re-arrested with potential for a 15-year sentence.

An 8-year-old in Philadelphia was shot in the leg and is stable; no arrests yet, although a gun was found. Preliminary reports suggest the child may have accidentally discharged the gun found outside.

Travelers at Philadelphia International Airport endured long delays and lost luggage, with some waiting overnight amid chaos attributed to bad weather.

A Philadelphia officer recovering after an on-duty collision with a Polaris Slingshot was arrested. The incident mirrors an earlier accident, highlighting the dangers faced by ATV patrol units.

A Temple University student died after a domestic violence incident, leading to a man's arrest. The university offers support services and the case is under investigation.

Philadelphia will invest $8 million in Black maternal health and parental leave, extending leave to 8 weeks for city employees and funding community support and potentially city-run childcare.

Philadelphia police seek a suspect for an assault at a Dollar General, with a video released for public assistance.

A man in a wheelchair is critically injured after a hit-and-run at Franklin and Vine. The Philadelphia Police seek a white sedan with NJ plates. Witnesses and dashcam footage are aiding the investigation.

Missing person Nasir Harris from Philadelphia has been located after a search; he had been missing since June 20.

Byberry Road in Philadelphia to undergo resurfacing starting July 8, part of the Citywide Resurfacing CW110 Project, with expected completion by July 2024, causing road closures and parking restrictions.

PennDOT announces nighttime lane restrictions in Pittsburgh for sign structure work, affecting I-376 and Route 51, with Charles J. Merlo, Inc. crews conducting measurements.

Philadelphia Police are seeking public assistance to identify a man who robbed a Dollar General store on June 15, brandishing a knife when confronted.

Donavon Parish pleaded guilty to cyberstalking and making threats towards Jewish institutions in Pennsylvania, facing up to 15 years in prison and a $1.5 million fine.