Quron Banks faces charges after a violent incident involving illegal drag racing and evading police, which resulted in an injured officer and property damage.

PennDOT closes part of U.S. 13 in Chester due to a compromised building, implementing detours and advising commuters to check 511PA for updates on this and other traffic issues.

The USS John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier is set to be scrapped in Texas after being decommissioned in 2007. It served for nearly 40 years and supported various military operations.

The CREJ Fund in Philadelphia awarded $15,000 grants to 20 community groups for their environmental justice projects, along with strategic support services.

Philadelphia honors MLK Jr.'s legacy with a day of community service, including cleanups and wellness activities, encouraging volunteers to participate through Global Citizen and the city's website.

The DOJ and FBI removed the "PlugX" malware from thousands of computers, targeting a Chinese-backed hacking group involved in cyber espionage since 2014.

Prospect Medical Holdings, managing Crozer Health, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, planning to realign its operations and sell some hospital systems.

Pennsylvania State Police corporal Stephen Kamnik was indicted for storing illegal materials, including AI-generated pornographic deepfakes, on his work computer.

Two men were injured in a dog attack in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, with one in critical condition. Police are searching for a pack of dogs linked to multiple attacks. The public has been advised to avoid the area.

Philadelphia experienced light snow in the morning with expected clearing and a high of 34°F. Winds will strengthen from northwest, and less than half an inch of accumulation is expected. The National Weather Service provides ongoing updates.

Mayor John Carney of Wilmington appoints a team of experienced staff to lead key city departments, retaining some previous administration members for continuity.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Maria Alsbrooks, missing since Tuesday from E Cornwall St., described as a 5’5″, 170 lbs. woman with brown eyes and black hair.

PennDOT begins a major $83.6 million roadwork project on U.S. 422 in Lower Pottsgrove, causing expected traffic delays with lane closures and controlled blasting. Real-time updates are available at www.511PA.com.