A woman was shot in the leg in Philadelphia's Fairhill area, and another narrowly missed being struck by a stray bullet in her home. Police are investigating the shootout, believed to involve two groups.

Philadelphia faces increased wildfire risk due to low humidity and strong winds, prompting a warning against outdoor burning.

The Department of Labor in Philadelphia engaged the community during Labor Month with events and outreach, focusing on worker’s rights and protections, and partnering with local organizations.

Route 61 in Schuylkill County is closed due to a gas leak caused by a PennDOT contractor, with a detour set up via surrounding highways. Repair timelines and updates are available on PennDOT's website and the 511PA service.

A 14-year-old was hit by a vehicle in a Kensington school zone; the driver fled but was later detained. The injured teen, a Mastbaum High School student, is stable.

Penn State settles for $1.25 million over alleged non-compliance with federal cybersecurity requirements in contracts with defense and space agencies.

Police have identified a suspect and located the vehicle involved in a Lancaster Township hit-and-run that injured a 75-year-old woman, with the help of community tips.

A shootout between Frank Johnson and Zahir Scott over a bag of marijuana occurred in West Goshen Township, leading to their arrest and charges including attempted homicide.

Philadelphia Police are searching for Luis Padua, a 55-year-old endangered missing person last seen on Roosevelt Blvd.

A man in Lancaster County, PA, was found killed after being kidnapped for aiding a shooting investigation. Police have charged three individuals with the crime.

A man is critically injured in a shooting at Rivers Casino in Philadelphia, with no arrests made and an investigation ongoing, focusing on a nearby black Mercedes.

A man was shot and killed following an argument in a Franklinville, Philadelphia, takeout restaurant, with police reviewing surveillance footage. No arrests have been made.

A Virginia man, Carlton Rembert, was sentenced to 66 months in federal prison for defrauding elderly victims of more than a million dollars through a scheme involving fake medical expenses.