A severely burned body was found early Tuesday in Rhawnhurst, Philadelphia. The male victim, not yet identified, was pronounced dead at the scene by authorities. Police are treating the death as suspicious and continue to investigate.

A 19-year-old man is charged with first-degree murder after fatally shooting his pregnant girlfriend in Lansdowne, PA.

The Bucks County Board of Elections is addressing controversy over mail-in and provisional ballots in the 2024 election; the PA Supreme Court ruled undated ballots won't count, amidst threats to board members.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Evangely Feliciano, a missing 17-year-old last seen at W. Allegheny Ave. She has red hair and green eyes and was wearing a white and pink shirt with pajama shorts. Call East Detectives at 215-686-3243 with info.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle on I-95 near Philadelphia, causing major traffic delays and forcing the shutdown of the highway during rush hour.

PennDOT has completed the Lurgan Road Bridge replacement in Upper Makefield Township with a modern concrete box culvert, as part of a larger project in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

A car crashed into a gas pump in Philadelphia, causing a large fire at a Shell station without resulting in any injuries. The investigation continues.

Zayaan Carroll was arrested in connection to a Philadelphia mass shooting where Isyaan Stanley died and four were injured. He faces murder and assault charges. Police link the case to another July shooting and continue seeking public help for leads.

The article details Philadelphia's new initiative to combat illegal dumping by increasing trash collection to twice a week in a specified area, with the first phase starting December 2, 2024.

Philadelphia Police are searching for a suspect linked to multiple burglaries in the 14th District, utilizing surveillance footage and urging public assistance.

Philadelphia releases guidelines to maintain bike access in construction areas, ensuring cyclists' safety and continuous routes amidst city development.

A Harrisburg woman, Junping Liu, was arrested for stabbing a man in Lower Paxton Township; the victim is recovering, while Liu faces aggravated assault charges.

Pennsylvania's Governor Shapiro and DCED Secretary Siger announced a significant investment from the RACP to expand local manufacturing at Joseph Machine Company, promising job creation and economic growth.