Donald Trump reinstates the Presidential Fitness Test for children, with support from sports stars like Saquon Barkley, Wayne Gretzky, and Jack Nicklaus. Critics question the test's effectiveness.

A 17-year-old named Keon Kiah was arrested for a shooting at a West Philadelphia rec center that injured five, including two children. He faces multiple assault charges.

Philadelphia Police seeks public help to identify a July 18th shooting suspect on W Loudon Street; residents are urged to call 911 if spotted and can submit anonymous tips online or call 215.686.TIPS.

There are upcoming detours and closures on Market Street in Philadelphia starting August 4th due to improvement works, affecting westbound traffic and partially eastbound lanes, with plans for new infrastructure like ADA ramps and a bike lane.

Philadelphia Police release video to find a suspect in a mass shooting that left 3 dead and 10 wounded; a $20,000 reward for homicide convictions is offered.

Philadelphia's weather forecast indicates a blend of sun and clouds with rising temperatures, highs reaching the 80s, and a chance of showers by Thursday night.

Philadelphia is erecting a statue to honor Dr. Sadie T.M. Alexander, the first African American Ph.D. in Economics, for her contributions to civil rights and justice. Sculptor Vinnie Bagwell will create the tribute.

ICE Philadelphia agents arrested Oscar Penate, a Salvadoran charged with child sexual assault, after his release under Montgomery County's sanctuary policies. The joint operation involved ERO Philadelphia, HSI Philadelphia, and IRS Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking assistance to locate missing 14-year-old True Legacy Shelton last seen on July 30, in the 17th District.

SEPTA's annual trolley tunnel maintenance includes track, power, and signal work, with plans for 'Trolley Modernization.' No major closure is expected next summer.

A teenager died and two others were injured in a shooting outside a North Philadelphia church, with police investigating and the community calling for action against rising violence.

The City of Philadelphia is hosting local events to help residents explore civil service careers, offering face-to-face information and application assistance.

A daycare worker was charged with assaulting two infants at Oaks Early Learning Center, resulting in severe injuries including a skull removal for one. The investigation revealed incriminating texts and internet searches by the accused.