One dead, six injured in a shooting at Lincoln University during Homecoming Weekend; DA doesn't believe it was a planned mass shooting. A lockdown has been lifted, and an investigation is ongoing.

Terrence Freeman was charged with attempted car break-ins in Claymont after police responded to reports of him testing vehicle doors.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes sunny days and possible showers throughout the week, with temperatures around the low 60s. The National Weather Service predicts varying chances of rain, especially towards the weekend.

AgConnect introduces a "As Seen in the Chester County Farm Guide" stamp to promote local agriculture in Chester County, highlighting farms and businesses in the area.

A 41-count indictment was unsealed against 33 individuals linked to the Weymouth DTO in Philadelphia, accused of large-scale drug trafficking and related violence.

The National Weather Service forecasts a crisp morning in Philadelphia with temperatures starting at 44 degrees, rising to near 60, and calm winds, continuing with mostly sunny and consistent weather into the week.

Philadelphia Police seek help locating Gertrude Fitchet, a 74-year-old missing woman, last seen at City Hall. She's described as 5'6", with brown eyes, black hair, and was wearing a tan outfit.

FBI and Philadelphia police raided homes in Kensington as part of a drug investigation, with law enforcement seen removing boxes from a house. The exact details of the operation are not yet disclosed.

Bad Bunny will headline the Super Bowl LX halftime show in 2026, marking a significant cultural moment as he will be the first male Latin American artist to perform at this event.

SEPTA's Board has voted to move $394 million from capital to operating funds to avoid service cuts, delaying projects like new bus purchases and infrastructure improvements.

Maria Cabrera, a former student at Community College of Philadelphia, now leads the Upward Bound Program at the college, supporting students' transition to higher education, and continuing a family legacy with her sisters.

Philadelphia launches a task force against illegal dumping, set to start on Nov 3, 2025, with advanced surveillance, quick cleanup, and strict enforcement to tackle the city's waste disposal issues.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker addresses new police recruits in Philadelphia and speaks at an education conference, highlighting her focus on security and education.