Investigators recovered numerous shell casings outside the Point Breeze home; no arrests have been made.

Philadelphia's CHOP marked its 500th fetal spina bifida repair as a Baltimore mother credits the team for son Owen's care.

Umpire Tom Hanahan halted play after spotting the beam on Turner's chest — no fan was ever identified or ejected at Citizens Bank Park.

Dr. David Hartman met his wife at Temple University while training to become Philadelphia's first blind medical graduate in 1976.

Keeno Rosado, 23, allegedly admitted touching a 15-year-old at a Swatara Township hotel, then disappeared for years.

Philadelphia police released an image of a 26-year-old man sought in an alleged Kensington home invasion and sexual assault. Investigators are checking whether he may be tied to other attacks.

A Philadelphia music group allegedly became a $70,000 identity-theft operation with more than 40 victims. Five suspects are in custody, and investigators say more victims may emerge.

One Philadelphia woman didn't learn to read—or learn her father's fate—until she enrolled in an adult literacy program at 57.

Skeletal remains found in Northeast Philadelphia woods have launched an investigation, with the person's identity, race and gender still unknown.

The 60-room hospital on Jimmie Leeds Road in Galloway Township treats stroke, brain injury, and spinal cord patients close to home.

A Philadelphia man will spend 27 years in federal prison after grooming an 11-year-old girl and moving her to New Jersey. The case also uncovered abuse material involving other victims.

Philadelphia faces afternoon thunderstorms Wednesday before a hotter stretch pushes heat indexes above 100 degrees Thursday.

Lower Merion’s National Night Out moves to Suburban Square with emergency equipment, carnival rides, live music and a food drive for ElderNet.