Wilmington Police Department honors emergency services personnel during National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, recognizing the crucial work of call-takers and dispatchers.

Wilmington Police arrested 22-year-old Jermaine Winckler, who fled a vehicle stop and was found with firearms, including one stolen. He faces weapon charges and resisting arrest.

Montgomery County initiates emergency protocols due to severe cold, urging residents to help vulnerable neighbors and providing the Your Way Home Call Center as a resource for shelter.

Mayor Parker will lead a Housing Town Hall on the $2 billion H.O.M.E Plan to address Philadelphia's housing issues, aiming to create/preserve 30,000 units.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Samir Jubilee, 12, last seen on Yocum Street. He's 5'2", about 100lbs, wearing striped pants and a dark sweater.

Frost advisory in effect until 9 AM in Philadelphia, with temperatures as low as 30°F threatening outdoor plants. Sunny and warmer weather expected later.

Pennsylvania encourages participation in the DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day to prevent drug misuse, with state support and year-round disposal boxes.

Lt. Gov. Austin Davis announced the Main Street Matters program to revitalize downtowns in Pennsylvania, highlighting over $460,000 in funding for Munhall Borough.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find missing teen Aminah Wright, last seen on Williams St. No clothing description provided; call 215-686-3243 with info.

Mayor Parker of Philadelphia will hold a town hall on Wednesday at 6PM to discuss the H.O.M.E Initiative, focusing on housing access and community development.

Philadelphia has launched its Mechanical Cleaning Program with real-time tracking for sweeping machines; non-compliance with "No Parking" times will result in fines.

The Philadelphia Fire Department is honoring 911 dispatchers, highlighting their crucial role as "the first of the first responders" in emergency situations.

The Washington Avenue Repaving project report in Philly assesses its impact on local transportation, with OTIS and the Department of Streets monitoring outcomes and community needs after the 2019-2022 design process.