Two men died and another was injured in a New Year's Day shooting in Northeast Philadelphia; family remembers victim Luis Colon for his kindness. Witnesses reported an argument before the shots. Police are investigating with no immediate arrests.

An argument over money between two brothers in Philadelphia led to one fatally shooting the other on New Year's Eve, with the suspect quickly arrested.

Four hospitalized after a house fire in Philadelphia's Somerton; water issues challenge firefighters, part of home collapses. Fire under investigation.

Berks County woman, Elizabeth McKenna, was charged with murder after fatally shooting her husband, William Kelly, during an argument at home. A 10-year-old was present but unharmed.

Philadelphia police are investigating an incident where an officer shot a man wielding a knife who charged at police; the suspect is critical but stable.

Police are seeking help to locate missing juvenile Anthony Clark, last seen on Souder Street in Philadelphia. He's 5'4" and was wearing a gray sweatsuit and gray sneakers.

Rex, a wallaby, escaped from Lots of Love Farm in New Jersey due to an unlatched gate but was safely found near Walmart, caught by locals with a net, and returned to the farm.

A priest interrupted a theft at Our Mother of Consolation Church, where a man was breaking into the poor box. The suspect fled and is sought by police.

Camden County Police are searching for a missing 14-year-old boy, Camryn Jervas-Diaz, last seen wearing black clothing and Nike Air Jordans. The public is urged to share information.

West Chester Police used a drone with thermal imaging to find a lost elderly person in the woods, demonstrating the life-saving potential of drones in search-and-rescue missions.

U.S. Customs in Philadelphia intercepted six ketamine smuggling attempts from Europe, destined for Florida and Connecticut. The drug was hidden in items like punching bags and solvent bottles.

New Castle County Police issued a Gold Alert for missing 72-year-old Newark man, Grant Lenox, last seen on December 29, 2025, driving a blue Honda CR-V. Public assistance is sought.

An Arizona couple pleaded guilty to fraud and FDA violations for falsely claiming their "full body scans" could diagnose and treat serious diseases. They also sold unapproved products and lied about credentials.