A man named Michael Clemens was fatally shot in Philadelphia's Old City; the shooter is at large despite surveillance footage, and police seek public assistance.

An Allentown man is charged with raping two girls, aged 12 and 13, with one's mother also facing charges for allegedly selling her daughter for money and drugs.

A fire broke out at Pixelle Distribution Center in York County, with no workers injured. Firefighters contained it near a conveyor belt, with one minor firefighter injury.

An armed individual robbed Tobacco King in Ephrata, prompting a police investigation. No injuries or stolen items have been reported as the suspect fled on foot.

Melinda Mendez, a missing 13-year-old from Philadelphia, has been found safe. She was last seen wearing a white Stitch sweatshirt and black leggings.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing 13-year-old Natasha Knox, last seen on West Diamond Street, described as 5 feet tall with braided hair. Call Central Detectives at 215-686-3093 with information.

Charles Whitters, missing since August 24, has been found by Philadelphia Police, with no details on his condition or recovery circumstances released.

Philadelphia police are probing two double shootings that left four hospitalized, with both incidents involving multiple gunshot wounds and occurring early Sunday. No arrests have been made yet.

Philadelphia experienced three stabbings within a day, leaving four injured, with one arrest made following an assault on a City Park Ranger. Police are investigating these incidents.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny high of 80 degrees for Philadelphia's Labor Day, with clear skies continuing into the evening. A stretch of sunny days with mid-70s to low-80s is expected, though showers are possible by the weekend.

Wayne Warwick was arrested for burglary and thefts in Millsboro, Delaware, with numerous related charges after a police investigation into local incidents.

Two Harrisburg residents, Kyle and Chanise Burton, have been charged after a woman's body was found in their apartment.

Two individuals died in a house fire in Ardmore, Montgomery County; a third was injured. The fire department responded to heavy flames. Officials note the importance of working smoke detectors, of which none were functional during the incident.