A man was fatally shot in the head outside a North Philadelphia bar. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing. Two guns and a knife were found at the scene.

Councilmember Isaiah Thomas introduced the Safe Streets for Students Act in Philadelphia, proposing ASE cameras in school zones to improve student safety.

Camden County Police seek public assistance in finding Samantha Enders, 29, missing from Camden, known to frequent Lanning Square and Secaucus. Call (856) 757-7042 with information.

A sinkhole in Philadelphia swallowed a vehicle and led to water outages for 30 properties after a 6-inch water main break. Two cars were affected; emergency crews are repairing the damage. No injuries occurred.

Wilmington Police are investigating an attempted kidnapping of a 10-year-old girl and seek public assistance for information and surveillance footage of the suspect.

Philadelphia enjoys a clear sky with a high near 57°F and possible evening showers. Showers are likely tomorrow with a high near 60°F. A sunny weekend is expected with highs of 58°F Saturday and 37°F Sunday.

A 73-year-old man named Peter Serratore was hit and killed by an SUV in South Philadelphia after checking on another vehicle from a minor accident he was involved in.

Delaware State Police are investigating an armed robbery by a male at a New Castle Dunkin Donuts, where an employee was threatened and cash was stolen. The suspect remains at large.

The U.S. records its first human fatality due to bird flu, but risk remains low for most people. Philadelphia maintains vigilance without cases, advising public on safety.

A piano teacher from Plumstead Township is charged with indecent assault of four students and corruption of minors, with alleged incidents occurring over two decades ago.

Four members of a drug trafficking organization in Southeastern Pennsylvania have been sentenced to prison for distributing methamphetamine and cocaine.

The Trump administration laid off 400 IRS workers from the compliance departments in Philadelphia, raising concerns about tax season efficiency and services.

Philadelphia DA's office and the Philadelphia Foundation awarded $370,000 to local groups to support elderly crime victims. The funds come from civil asset forfeiture and are part of a larger grant program.