The Camden County Police Department is searching for 14-year-old Lazareis Roberts, missing from Whitman Park. He frequents North Camden and Crestbury Apartments. Public assistance is requested.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding endangered Eric Defiore, last seen February 3 on Greenwich St., described as 33, 5'6", with black hair and hazel eyes.

To prepare for the REAL ID deadline, PennDOT is hosting an event on February 10 at Huntingdon Valley to assist residents in obtaining the compliant ID, necessary for domestic travel and other federal purposes from May 7, 2025.

The Camden County Police are searching for missing 13-year-old Camryn Jervas-Diaz, last seen wearing a black hoodie, black sweatpants, and black Nike sneakers.

The 2025 Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run in Philadelphia is set for May 4, at 7 a.m., with a capacity of 40,000 runners. Registration opens on February 1.

Philadelphia will experience rain with a high of 51 degrees and winds up to 20 mph, followed by a cooler weekend with variable clouds and potential rain mid-week.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing teen Angel Lopez, last seen on Jan 28 on W. Westmoreland St, described as 17, dark complexion, 5'3", and last wearing a red sweater and black leggings.

A Wilmington police officer shot a suspect during a drug investigation, following a traffic stop and chase that led to the suspect being hospitalized in stable condition. An investigation is underway.

Shared Safety hosted a conference to train healthcare workers on responding to intimate partner violence and sexual assault, with the training now available online for free.

Wilmington officials are investigating a police-involved shooting during a narcotics probe on January 28, where a suspect was shot by an officer and is now stable.

A double shooting in Philadelphia resulted in one man's death and another injured. A suspect is being pursued, and a police officer shot a dog after being bitten at the scene.

Visit Philadelphia starts "Bird Call," for Eagles fans to leave messages for the team via phones around the city and a hotline, ahead of the Super Bowl.

A Philadelphia clinic and its psychiatrist owner settled Medicaid fraud claims for $900,000, charged with billing for substandard medication management visits.