Philadelphia Police are searching for Ky’Amahni Stokes, 17, missing from the 26th District, last seen on Jasper St. wearing a cream jacket and black clothing.

A wind advisory is issued by the NWS in Mount Holly, with 20-30 mph southwest winds and gusts up to 45 mph, changing northwest post-cold front. Advisory impacts include risks like power outages and urges securing outdoor objects.

Three teens were arrested in Philadelphia after a carjacking incident, a police chase, and firing a shot at officers.

VP JD Vance is expected to speak about economic issues at Uline's Pennsylvania warehouse, contrasting his disciplined approach with Trump's recent off-script economic speech.

Philadelphia to experience chilly weather with a high of 30 degrees, low of 21, and increasing warmth through the week, including possible rain by Thursday night.

Charges filed against two drivers for actions after a fatal pedestrian collision in Wilmington that killed 18-year-old Malachi Albino; public urged to provide information.

Philadelphia man Donte Samuel Brown faces charges for multiple robberies and related crimes in different counties.

Philadelphia Police seek help in finding Walia Jones, a missing 13-year-old from the 15th District, last seen on Revere St. wearing a multicolor jacket, blue sweatpants, and carrying a black bag.

Philadelphia Police seek help locating missing 14-year-old Saniyah Fahy from the 15th District, last seen on Tacony St. She is about 5’6”, 120 lbs, with brown eyes, and black hair.

Pennsylvania invests $3 million in HVIPs to address gun violence and support victims through recovery, indicating a shift towards healing and prevention strategies.

Philadelphia announces "Bells Across PA" with 20 Liberty Bell replicas designed by local artists, set to enhance neighborhoods in 2026 as part of America250PA celebrations.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find missing teen Summer Fulton, last seen on Tulip St. Described as 5'6", black hair, brown eyes. No details on her attire.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker promoted the $2 billion H.O.M.E. Plan at local churches, aiming to maintain broader eligibility for housing repairs amid council debate on income limits.