An electric bike rider was killed in an early morning collision in Philadelphia's Tioga-Nicetown; the driver is cooperating with the police investigation.

Philadelphia Police arrested Bilal Simmons, a suspect in the fatal shootings of Jocelynn Marshall and Terrell Sanders in their home. Motives are unclear.

A father shot his son during a verbal dispute in East Mount Airy, Philadelphia. The son is in stable condition; the father was detained and may face assault charges.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker advises residents to avoid travel due to a forecasted winter storm; the city pre-treats roads and prepares equipment to ensure safety.

A woman in Philadelphia was hospitalized after her ex-boyfriend shot at her car, causing her to crash and the vehicle to overturn. Police are searching for the suspect.

Phase 5 of The Flats, featuring over 50 affordable housing units for seniors, has been dedicated in Wilmington, contributing to the city's economic development.

Six Philadelphia Eagles, including Saquon Barkley, were chosen for the 2025 Pro Bowl, with Barkley earning his third selection after a 2,000-yard season.

Sean Sampson, missing since December 24, has been found, according to Wilmington Police. The earlier Gold Alert is now cancelled. No further details were shared.

The Lehigh County Coroner's Office confirmed the death of Maria Luisa Jimenez after she fell at an ice rink in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, resulting in a fatal head injury.

Philadelphia hospitals celebrate the New Year with the births of several babies, including the first baby of 2025, Owen Eugene Brewer, born at St. Luke's University Hospital.

The article discusses a paid training program in trades like carpentry and masonry at Eastern State Penitentiary, for Philadelphians with a high school diploma or GED. Applications are open for full-time academies starting in winter 2025.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify a suspect captured on video stealing a duffle bag with a firearm inside from a Market Street establishment.

Parks & Rec offers free public skate sessions at Philadelphia ice rinks, with $3-$5 skate rentals. The initiative promotes fitness and fun, with multiple rinks providing skate lessons and varied schedules for convenience.