A man was hospitalized after a road rage-related shooting on the Vine Street Expressway in Philadelphia. He was shot in the leg, is stable, and police are investigating.

Unprovoked attacks near UPenn's campus, possibly influenced by a social media trend, have prompted university warnings and increased security measures.

Washington D.C. faces a series of rainy days with showers and thunderstorms expected, posing disruptions to outdoor activities and prompting a Hazardous Weather Outlook.

The Philadelphia 76ers have introduced a throwback uniform celebrating the 25-year anniversary of their 2000-01 NBA Finals team, featuring modern updates while retaining its retro aesthetics.

The City of Philadelphia is hosting the Philly Access: Business Funding Summit on October 8-9, 2025, to help local businesses learn about financing options.

Mayor Parker to inaugurate the Dell-funded AI tech at Hopeworks Kensington, marking a step towards closing the digital divide for Philadelphia's youth.

The Philadelphia Police seek the public's help in finding missing 12-year-old Marie Garcia, last seen on East Wishart Street, wearing a blue shirt, navy pants, and a black fanny pack.

Philadelphia City Council is addressing environmental issues with the "Stop Trashing Our Air Act," paper bag fees, and historical preservation, while also focusing on reproductive rights, healthcare funding, and cultural celebrations.

An 81-year-old woman was fatally struck by a Nissan in a ShopRite parking lot in Mayfair, Philadelphia. She died at the hospital, and the driver is cooperating with the police investigation.

The Department of Revenue's annual Accounts Review Panel, discussing delinquent debts, will be virtual on September 24, allowing public attendance online.

Pennsylvania State Police identify Matthew Ruth as the gunman who fatally shot three officers from NYCRPD; an ongoing investigation seeks to understand the violent incident.

Philadelphia Police seek help to identify a suspect in a September 15 shooting where a masked male fired at a woman who escaped unharmed. The suspect fled in a black Nissan Juke.

A Montgomery County woman, Jasmine Williams, 34, pleaded guilty to defrauding FEMA of over $1.5 million in Hurricane Ida disaster benefits through forged documents and false claims. She faces sentencing on January 12, 2026.