Lancaster County man Daryl Heller was indicted on securities fraud and wire fraud charges regarding a $402 million investment fraud scheme involving ATMs.

The NWS predicts a sunny day with a high of 84°F in Philadelphia, with a chance of evening thunderstorms. The coming days will see variable weather with some rain and a cooling trend.

A man was shot in a Philadelphia high school parking lot; police are searching for a female suspect seen fleeing in an SUV. The victim is stable after surgery.

A man was shot and robbed in a Philadelphia parking garage; despite being injured, he survived. The suspect remains at large, while police seek public assistance.

Philadelphia launches "Naloxone in Black," providing free naloxone at fire stations to address opioid overdoses and racial disparities in overdose deaths.

"Abbott Elementary" cast filmed an episode at a live Philadelphia Phillies game, creating a unique TV event as reported by 6abc and detailed by Deadline and Soap Central. The collaboration was initiated by MLB Studios.

Philadelphia announces winners of Startup World Cup Pitch Competition, with BioLattice first, followed by Vasowatch and UfarmX. Mayor praises the city's rising tech hub status, with cash prizes and support for the winners.

A 4-alarm fire in Chester destroyed three homes and multiple cars without causing any immediate injuries. Firefighters responded to the blaze around 8:30 p.m. The cause is under investigation.

OIC of Philadelphia prepares for their annual Alumni & Community Block Party, celebrating student achievements with Mayor Cherelle L. Parker attending.

Edgemoor traffic stop leads to the arrest of Harice Reddick, with the seizure of a loaded gun, a prescription pad, marijuana, and other items. He faces multiple felony and misdemeanor charges.

Governor Shapiro and President Lee Jae Myung celebrated the christening of the TS State of Maine ship in Philadelphia, highlighting investments and partnerships aimed at boosting the local economy and shipbuilding industry.

A lawsuit accuses SEPTA of faking a financial crisis to get state funds and reduce services, affecting low-income and minority communities. SEPTA cites a $213 million deficit, with fare increases planned.

PennDOT prepares for barrier installation in South Philadelphia as part of a $37.4 million bridge repair project on I-95 North, with temporary lane closures expected during construction.