A woman was brutally attacked at a laundromat in Abington, PA, by a suspect now sought by police, with an image released to the public for identification.

Philadelphia Police are searching for Yusuf Williams-Bay, a missing 12-year-old last seen on North 19th Street. He's known to visit Susquehanna Street and a McDonald's on Diamond Street. Tips can be reported to Central Detectives at 215-686-3093.

Philadelphia's Municipal ID Program, PHLCityID, marks five years of fostering inclusivity by providing over 75,000 IDs to residents facing identification barriers.

Philadelphia Police are searching for Marc Delavergne-Otty, last seen September 19, 2024. He's 32, blond, blue-eyed, and was wearing a blue polo, gray pants, and carrying a backpack. The public is urged to contact detectives with any information.

A Philadelphia man, Muhyee Ud-Din Abdul-Rahman, faces charges linked to creating explosives and planning attacks, including targeting the LGBTQ+ community.

A 13-year-old girl was fatally shot in North Philadelphia; police seek witnesses and offer a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Philadelphia has available spots for its free Pre-K program, with a new platform, FreePhillyPreK, to facilitate the application process for the 2024-2025 school year.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro visited a Rutter's store to buy ready-to-drink cocktails, celebrating the state's new law allowing liquor sales at various venues.

The Philadelphia Police Department is searching for Brenda Taylor, a 66-year-old endangered missing person, last seen at her residence on Webster Avenue.

A former PTO president of Wellsville Elementary is charged with misusing nearly $5,000 of funds for personal expenses, facing felony counts of theft and access device fraud.

Delaware County emphasizes disaster readiness during National Preparedness Month, urging conversation and planning for local risks to build resilience among citizens.

Steven Gorman was sentenced to 11 ½ to 23 years for sexually assaulting minors, with additional probation and the label of a sexually violent predator.

Delaware County CYS social worker David Dillard receives Permanency Professional Recognition Award for his commitment to securing permanent homes for children in the welfare system.