Philadelphia Police seek public help to find Yaysmin Ortiz-Torres, a missing 15-year-old last seen in the city's 25th District. She has black hair, brown eyes, and her last known attire included a pink shirt and blue jacket.

Philadelphia's Spring Break Camp for kids is open for registration, offering free care and activities at ED/EY pilot schools from April 14-17, prioritizing 22 schools' students.

Wilmington Police have arrested a second suspect in a 2017 cold case murder, with the Cold Case Unit identifying Kenneth Bleen, now facing first-degree murder charges and a $1 million bail.

The article discusses the importance of supporting Muslim youth in residential placement during Ramadan by making accommodations for fasting, prayer, and cultural practices while balancing facility policies.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify suspects in an arson incident during the Eagles Super Bowl celebration. No injuries were reported, and tips can be sent anonymously.

Philadelphia's weather is set to improve, with sunny days and rising temperatures, peaking at 57 degrees by Tuesday, before a chance of rain later in the week.

Delaware County Council honored two educators: Leon Smith as PA's Teacher of the Year and Tina Kane as PA's Superintendent of the Year, highlighting their contributions to education and the community.

A piano teacher from Plumstead Township is charged with indecent assault of four students and corruption of minors, with alleged incidents occurring over two decades ago.

Four members of a drug trafficking organization in Southeastern Pennsylvania have been sentenced to prison for distributing methamphetamine and cocaine.

The Trump administration laid off 400 IRS workers from the compliance departments in Philadelphia, raising concerns about tax season efficiency and services.

A 19-year-old man is in critical condition after a shooting in Wilmington, Delaware. The incident is under investigation by state police. No suspect description has been released yet.

PennDOT has announced a utility project by PECO Energy on Route 29 in Schuylkill Township starting March 10, causing detours on weekdays until May 16.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's H.O.M.E. Initiative in Philadelphia is supported by industry leaders, aiming to improve housing access and foster economic growth.