A man named Khabir Shepard was charged after a home invasion and shooting in Montgomery County, where he targeted a woman returning from a casino and was shot by her son.

Philadelphia Police are asking for help to locate Jaleah Robinson, 20, last seen in the 39th District on September 20, 2024. She is described as 5'8", 132 lbs, with brown eyes and black hair.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking the public's help in finding Naissheeta Reynolds and Nasheed Black, who went missing from the 18th District.

A St. Joseph's University student is in critical condition after being hit by a car near campus; the driver remained at the scene and no charges have been filed.

Two men from Bucks County convicted of fraud, one also guilty of lying to the FBI. They engaged in schemes like claiming a dead man's house, evading taxes, and filing false bankruptcy claims. Sentencing set for January 2025.

Philadelphia Police seek assistance in locating Miriam Benjamin, 36, missing from the 35th District since September 20. She is 5’7” and 225 lbs with brown eyes and black hair.

Philadelphia police seek public's assistance in locating missing 21-year-old Amadou Magassa from the city's 12th District.

Authorities are searching for missing 12-year-old Daija Dacheux in York County, considering her at risk of harm or injury. She was last seen on the 300 block of Chesapeake Estates in Jackson Township.

Aramark employees at Philadelphia sports venues are striking for higher wages and better healthcare, impacting food services. The union criticizes Aramark's hour calculations, affecting benefits.

A shooting in Southwest Philadelphia left one man dead and three others injured. Police are investigating the incident and searching for the shooters.

A student at Villanova University was allegedly raped by her Uber driver in the dormitory, prompting campus police action and an ongoing investigation.

Delaware State Police are seeking public help to locate two sex offenders, David Holmes and Eric Johnson, who failed to comply with registry laws, posing safety concerns.

Philadelphia woman Oksana Kredens was sentenced to 20 months in prison for her role in a Medicaid fraud scheme, including additional penalties and restitution.