Wilmington Police arrested Nahreem Qaadir-Bey on charges including weapon and drug violations, after finding him with a gun and heroin. He's remanded with a $15,200 cash bail.

Philadelphia is under a cold weather advisory with wind chills reaching -10°F, prompting hypothermia and frostbite warnings, and encouraging residents to dress warmly and stay indoors.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to locate missing endangered 92-year-old Bessie Watson; last seen January 19 in Georges Lane. She has cognitive issues. Call 215-686-3183 with info.

Philadelphia's Office of Homeless Services provided warming centers during severe cold and will continue to offer them with enhancements in anticipation of more frigid weather and potential snowfall.

The inaugural Citywide Spelling Bee for 3rd-8th graders starts with registration from January 17 to February 17, 2025, culminating in a competition on February 21.

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.