A Philadelphia police officer was shot Sunday; the department is investigating and the officer is being treated, early reports say.

Historic Philadelphia has expanded its 'History Makers' and Benstitute training for America's 250th, bringing more costumed interpreters and storytellers to Old City this summer.

A York County bald eagle brought to Raven Ridge died after tests confirmed lethal lead levels; rehabilitators are urging hunters and anglers to use non-lead alternatives.

Two children were taken to St. Christopher’s after a house fire on the 200 block of West Duncannon Avenue in Olney; firefighters contained the blaze and the cause is under investigation.

Bensalem detectives say a 35-year-old New Jersey man solicited explicit images and offered to pick up someone he believed to be 13; he turned himself in and was remanded on bail.

PennDOT warns fast-moving snow squalls can produce sudden whiteouts and flash freezes; drivers should delay travel or exit the highway when safe.

Two years after unionizing, Callowhill staff say contract talks have stalled amid disputes over pay, scheduling and safety.

Wawa recalled four 16‑oz milk pints sold in parts of PA, DE, MD and NJ after possible soft‑plastic contamination; affected bottles list specific UPCs and code dates.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes rain and fog towards the end of the week, with chances of snow by Sunday. Sunny conditions are expected on Saturday.

Chester Fire Department warns of a smoke alarm recall and urges the community to check their devices for safety certification, emphasizing the importance of working alarms for fire safety.

The Philadelphia Eagles renamed their practice facility to Jefferson Health Training Complex, deepening their partnership with Jefferson Health and NovaCare Rehabilitation.

A Lancaster man waived preliminary hearings this month and prosecutors say his child-sexual-abuse case will move to county court as investigators continue to gather evidence.

The city will distribute 1,000 Ring doorbells and lifetime subscriptions to older Philadelphians through PCA, part of a national pilot officials say will boost home safety.