PennDOT is set to begin a $55.2 million project to mill and pave U.S. 202, causing nighttime delays in Norristown and East Norriton. The work includes road widening, new bike paths, sidewalks, bridges, and updated traffic systems.

The Philadelphia Eagles' 2024 NFL schedule release highlights their historic season opener in Brazil against the Packers and key matchups including games against the Giants and Browns.

The article discusses the 57th anniversary of in re Gault, highlighting the importance of due process and legal representation for juveniles, and outlining ongoing challenges in the juvenile justice system.

Philadelphia's weather forecast predicts cloudy skies, moderate temperatures around 69 degrees, and brisk northern winds, with a slight chance of showers over the weekend.

Philadelphia Police request help locating missing 13-year-old Summaiyyah Ballard last seen on East Garfield Street.

Philadelphia police seek a female suspect for a May 13 shooting in the 17th District; a $20,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

The article outlines procedures for reporting vehicular accidents in Philadelphia, detailing the involvement of various police divisions in the event of serious incidents.

Din Abazi is the new District Executive of PennDOT's Engineering District 6, overseeing 3,553 miles of highway and 2,760 bridges in Southeast Pennsylvania.

PennDOT continues State Route 403 improvements, with new restrictions set from Number 3 Road to Grove Avenue, including single-lane traffic and temporary signals. Expect delays and construction through May 31st.

Pennsylvania awards $4.8 million in grants to improve jobs for caregivers, with Gov. Shapiro's administration enhancing conditions for those aiding the elderly and disabled.

Phyllis R. Garnant, a 76-year-old missing woman from Philadelphia, was safely found after police and the community searched for her. She had disappeared on a Monday morning.

One man died following a hit-and-run in Philadelphia's Crescentville while crossing the street intoxicated with another man who was unharmed. Police are investigating.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced the dispersal of a University of Pennsylvania encampment, resulting in 33 arrests, after Penn Police sought help from Philadelphia Police.