Pennsylvania's 911 system, after facing intermittent outages, has been restored, says PEMA. The outages, beginning around 2 p.m. Friday, were not a full outage but connectivity issues, and residents were advised to use non-emergency lines as needed.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Marie Rash, an endangered missing person last seen on East Roosevelt Blvd.

Delaware Public Service Commission approves Chesapeake Utilities Corporation's first gas rate hike in 9 years, increasing residential heating rates by 6% and non-heating rates by 6.5%.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing teen Elijah Smith, last seen July 4 near Provident Street. He is 16, 5'8", and 160 lbs. Tips can be called into 215-686-3353.

Philadelphia officials and AFSCME District Council 33 have tentatively agreed to end the work stoppage, providing stability and fair compensation with a 14% wage increase and a $1,500 bonus. Normal city services are set to resume.

Justin Mohn, on trial for the murder of his father, claimed in his defense he attempted a citizen's arrest for treason before the encounter turned deadly, resulting in the decapitation he filmed and posted online as a message to government employees.

Philadelphia police are seeking two suspects for assaulting and robbing a 57-year-old man after he got off a SEPTA bus.

The iconic Mayfair Diner in Philadelphia is for sale, marking a potential end to its historic presence since 1932, with no listed price but continued operation during the sale.

Philadelphia is expected to experience showers and potential thunderstorms throughout the week, with varying chances of precipitation and fog, as per the National Weather Service.

The Philadelphia Police are actively searching for Karen Smith, a 59-year-old missing woman, last seen on West Champlost Avenue on July 5. They urge information be shared with Northwest Detectives.

A flash flood watch is in effect in Philadelphia; the local Office of Emergency Management advises residents to stay alert and offers text alerts for updates.

Pennsylvania, under Governor Shapiro, has joined three healthcare licensure compacts, easing the process for 300,000 nurses, 65,000 doctors, and 17,000 physical therapists to work across state lines.

Christopher L. O'Neill faces multiple felony charges for possessing and distributing child pornography, including using AI to create such content, with added charges from a burglary in Bucks County.