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Police say a man scrawled an antisemitic message on the Weitzman Museum's landmark sculpture Thursday night, then hopped a train nearby.
Nyeem Anderson allegedly hawked stolen checks on Telegram for years before agents caught him with $16,000 worth at his arrest.
Two people were shot inside a car early Saturday on St. Paul Street, the latest in a violent week across North Philadelphia.
Firefighters used a ladder and rescue boat to reach the woman near Bridge and Almond streets Friday evening.
Ravon Service allegedly hit shops across South and Northeast Philly before U.S. Marshals tracked him to a Kissimmee resort.
A 23-year-old drove himself to Temple University Hospital after gunfire erupted near 24th and Elkhart, blocks from a fatal shooting days earlier.
Charlotte Fimiano was lured to a vacant Lower Saucon Township home and killed. Nearly 29 years later, state police still want answers.
Alexander Telewoda must repay $10.8 million after buying stolen U.S. Treasury checks from fired Philadelphia postal clerks.
The man was walking near a Center City construction site when debris struck him Friday morning, leaving him in critical condition.
A morning shooting on the 5000 block of Brown Street left a man dead at Penn Presbyterian, with no arrests reported.
The man died around 8:46 a.m. after police found him shot on the 5900 block of Ogontz Avenue near East Germantown.
Iemad Saifo, 65, runs Zena's in Collingswood but faces a Friday bail hearing while battling kidney disease behind bars.
Linda Flowers, 70, vanished from the 5500 block of Morris Street in Germantown. Detectives say her clothing description is unknown.
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