Students at a Pennsylvania school have been suspended for creating fake teacher TikTok accounts with offensive content. The district has removed staff photos online and educated students about social media use.

Nicholas Kato joins the Citizens Police Oversight Commission as the new Director of Investigations, succeeding Jamison Rogers. Kato's experience includes work with the Pennsylvania Innocence Project and the Defender Association in Seattle.

Governor Josh Shapiro signed Act 43, requiring Philadelphia tow truck drivers to provide photos as proof of parking violations before towing, to ensure accountability and ease the appeals process.

Tahjir Williams, 24, has surrendered to Philadelphia police for a triple shooting near the Fashion District mall. He faces charges including aggravated assault.

PennDOT completed road safety improvements at the U.S. 322 and Route 82 intersection in West Brandywine to reduce accidents, with further signal testing planned.

A heat advisory and air quality alert are in effect for Philadelphia due to high temperatures and poor air, with health precautions advised for residents.

A man was fatally shot at Bucks Meadows Apartments in Bensalem after a minor altercation; the suspect, Mendoza-Ramirez, was arrested and held without bail.

Pennsylvania police are launching a campaign against aggressive driving, focusing on pedestrian safety, red light violations, and tailgating, until August 18, following numerous crashes and fatalities in the region.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find Brooklyn Dabney, a 14-year-old missing since July 5, last seen near 15th and Market Street. She is 5'3", with black hair and brown eyes.

A Code Orange air quality alert has been issued in Southeastern Pennsylvania due to ozone pollution, affecting sensitive groups and leading to health advisories.

Philadelphia's Public Health Department marks the closure of its successful COVID-19 Mobile Testing Unit, which served 24,000 patients in 59 neighborhoods since December 2020.

The National Weather Service issued an Excessive Heat Warning in Philadelphia with heat index values up to 108 degrees, advising residents to stay cool and hydrated.

DNREC will hold a virtual public hearing on July 9 for US Wind, Inc.'s Maryland offshore wind project, which includes cables crossing Delaware waters.