The 45th annual Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run saw 40,000 runners participate in Philadelphia, with new records set and an awards category for non-binary finishers introduced.

A fire in a West Philadelphia apartment building displaced over 100 residents, but no one was left trapped. Local organizations are providing shelter and aid.

Philadelphia Police are seeking the public's help in locating missing 14-year-old Amber Russell, last seen on Thursday on Fairmount Avenue. She was wearing a black school uniform.

Police in Philadelphia are seeking help to find 15-year-old Saniyah Taylor, reported missing since last Friday, last seen on the 59XX block of Greene Street.

Philadelphia Police seek public's help to locate 12-year-old Armani Arza, missing since Wednesday from North 10th Street. She's 4'11" with brown eyes and black hair.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes cloudy skies, chances of showers, and potential thunderstorms with temperatures varying from highs near 68 to 84 degrees; the NWS advises carrying an umbrella.

PennDOT begins milling and paving on U.S. 202 in Montgomery County, leading to potential delays and lane closures from May 6 to May 17 during nighttime hours, as part of a significant road improvement project.

SEPTA's "Bus Revolution" proposal outlines changes to enhance Philadelphia's bus system, including restored routes and more frequent services, set to launch in summer 2025.

Police search for a man who assaulted an autistic student on a SEPTA train in Philadelphia; the incident happened last month and left the victim, Isaiah Miller, bloodied and scared. The suspect fled and remains at large.

The Philadelphia Police are searching for missing 15-year-old Isaiah Young-Cook, last seen in the city's 39th District, and are asking for public assistance.

Philadelphia's Mayor Parker announced the completion of the 70-megawatt Adams Solar Project, supplying about 25% of city buildings' power with solar energy.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker immediately reinstated Joyce Wilkerson to the Board of Education after the City Council voted against her reappointment.

A Collegeville post office was targeted in a mail theft incident, leading to a fraud risk for residents who used the mailboxes over the weekend. Police and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service are investigating.