PennDOT is set to begin a resurfacing project on Route 309 in Montgomery County, PA, causing nighttime lane closures and potential delays through mid-October.

Marc Manfre retires after 34 years of service, having significantly developed Delaware County’s parks and recreation facilities, including open spaces, community centers, and organizing community events.

A body identified as the missing Darnell Dogan was found in the Delaware River; no obvious trauma was noted. Dogan was last seen fishing on a boat. An autopsy is pending.

A Trenton police officer and his K-9 were injured by an unlicensed driver who hit their cruiser, causing it to strike a building. Both are stable; the driver will face charges.

Philadelphia Police are searching for missing Jasmine Holyfield, last seen near Chestnut Street, described as 5'1", 205 lbs with brown hair and tattoos, wearing a black shirt, blue pants, pink slippers, and a black hat.

Wells Fargo announced it will not renew its naming rights for the Philadelphia sports arena after 2025, aligning with its revised sponsorship strategy.

Philadelphia police search for Amir Jones, suspected of a triple homicide and multiple shootings in the 19th District. The public is urged to help locate him.

PennDOT is to start roadwork on Garnet Mine Road affecting Bethel and Concord townships from July 24, impacting traffic, with closures and detours planned. Local access will be maintained during construction, which is weather-dependent.

The 3000 block of Clifford Street in Philadelphia will close for historic brick reinstatement on Montgomery Avenue, July 29 to August 2, affecting through-traffic but allowing local access.

A man was fatally shot in Kensington; a 19-year-old is in custody. The shooting occurred as the victim walked with a woman. Police are investigating the motive.

Philadelphia Police seek public aid in identifying the suspect in a July 12th Kensington convenience store robbery and subsequent shooting, with the victim critically injured.

Ex-Philadelphia officer Edsaul Mendoza is sentenced to 8-20 years for the fatal shooting of 12-year-old Thomas Siderio. Mendoza expressed regret for the incident that occurred in March 2022.

Dr. David L. Mattingly, a physician, settled allegations of improper opioid prescriptions by paying $72,000 and accepting strict limits on prescribing controlled substances.