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.

Philadelphia Police seek public's help to locate Brenda Womack, a missing woman last seen in the city's 25th District.

A car hit a SEPTA bus in North Philly, causing injuries. The car veered onto the sidewalk before the collision, and three men fled the scene. The police are investigating.

A quadruple shooting in Southwest Philly leaves an 18-year-old dead and critically injures another teen, with no arrests made and the motive still unknown.

Two separate shootings in Philadelphia left two men critically injured; one was shot in West Philadelphia, the other at a North Philadelphia restaurant. No arrests have been made, and the motives are unclear.

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.

Two Pennsylvania teens are charged with third-degree murder in separate fatal shootings of younger children. Nolan Grove, 14, is accused of killing Kain Heiland, 12, while Aaron Klingensmith, 14, is charged in the death of another 12-year-old.

Two Maryland men were arrested in Pennsylvania for multiple vehicle thefts after a police chase involving a discharged firearm and no reported injuries.

Millersville University student Benjamin Wallace faces felony charges for sexual contact with and sending explicit images to a 13-year-old girl, after being spotted at Penn Manor High School.

A man was fatally shot at Antonio Grocery in Harrisburg, marking the sixth homicide in the city this year. The store has a history of violence, and authorities are seeking leads.

A woman was killed by a runaway steel drum at a construction site near the University of Pittsburgh; the drum broke free, rolled down a hill, and struck her.

House Republicans critiqued Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner's policies for rising violence in the city, while Democrats and Krasner labeled the field hearing as a politically motivated attack.