A Chambersburg man cut off his GPS ankle monitor and fled house arrest on April 9, police say. Authorities have charged him with escape and are asking the public for tips.

CPSC has opened a probe after multiple classroom HVAC fires were reported from the Jersey Shore to Washington state. No injuries reported; schools have taken suspect systems offline.

Nearly two years after a road‑rage shooting left him paralyzed, Voorhees resident Kishan Patel has been brought home as his family continues a civil fight against the city and the NYPD.

A Narvon man was injured when a homemade pipe bomb he built detonated in a backyard shed; troopers charged him with multiple felonies and he remains jailed.

A 47-year-old Easton man pleaded guilty after dog treats laced with fishhooks and razor blades injured a pet. He was sentenced to prison, probation and a ban on owning animals.

Four students at William Penn Middle School were taken to hospital after reportedly consuming THC gummies during school hours; police and the district are investigating.

A Montgomery County state trooper pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he used PennDOT and other state databases to create AI-generated pornography and secretly filmed coworkers.

Lehigh County prosecutors say a Whitehall tax collector used her office to send improper business‑tax notices to neighbors who run The Caring Place. The DA has filed misdemeanor counts of official oppression and harassment.

Longtime Philly radio host Mike Missanelli was arrested in Wynnewood after police say an argument with his fiancée turned physical. He faces simple assault and harassment charges.

A 17-year-old was arrested after her 18-year-old boyfriend was fatally stabbed on Market Street in Harrisburg; police say videos and multiple knives were recovered as the probe continues.

A Center City real estate agent was sentenced to 37 months for a fraud scheme that prosecutors say siphoned more than $3 million from investors.

A 17-year-old girl was shot Wednesday on North Walnut Street in Wilmington and is in stable condition; police are asking for tips.

A Lancaster mother and a man face felony charges after a 3‑month‑old suffered a skull fracture and brain bleeding during a Feb. 15 disturbance; a hearing is set for April 27. Court documents allege separate acts by each defendant led to the infant’s injuries.