Two teenagers were shot in West Philadelphia, and a stray bullet narrowly missed a sleeping woman. Over 40 shell casings were found, and the investigation is ongoing.

Frederick Gray was arrested in Bensalem for allegedly being part of a group targeting Asian-American business owners in Philadelphia in a series of burglaries.

President Biden visits Pennsylvania, discussing policy at the United Steelworkers' HQ amid Trump's legal issues and garnering the Kennedy family's support ahead of the state's primary election.

PennDOT begins a $37.4 million repair project on 27 bridges in South Philly, leading to nighttime lane closures on I-95, with additional structural overhauls and lighting upgrades slated for completion by 2027.

The Philadelphia Flyers were eliminated from NHL playoff contention after a loss to the Washington Capitals, who secured a playoff spot with this victory and more regular season wins than the Detroit Red Wings.

PennDOT announces a 15-minute delay on I-476 northbound due to sign replacement. The $18.1 million project on MacDade Boulevard involves safety enhancements and ADA-compliant upgrades, including a new pedestrian bridge, with work occurring at night.

The Philadelphia Phillies honored their own African-American players from the past with a "Pioneers in Pinstripes" tribute at Citizens Bank Park during Jackie Robinson Day.

A body was found in Wissahickon Creek, Philadelphia, and the police are investigating the death of the male victim, thought to be aged 25-30, with no visible trauma.

A fire on a fifth-floor patio in Center City prompted an early morning evacuation; no injuries were reported and residents returned home after the fire was put out.

Philadelphia's DA Larry Krasner announces a new Prolific Gun Offenders Unit to prosecutes repeat gun offenders and address gun violence, including ghost guns and straw purchases.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signs the PHL Open for Business Executive Order, aiding Philadelphia's economic growth.

SEPTA has canceled its contract with CRRC for double-decker train cars after spending $50 million and receiving none, leading to a reevaluation of priorities in public transportation.

A young woman died in a wrong-way collision on I-95 in South Philadelphia, caused by a 44-year-old man suspected of DUI. Charges are pending as police investigate.