Mia Hardy, 58, faces wire fraud charges for allegedly stealing $366,000 from senior living facility residents through unauthorized checks and petty cash.

A 17-year-old was arrested after attempting to rob a car seller with a BB gun during a test drive in Middletown, Delaware. He is facing felony charges.

The Shapiro Administration launched a flexible workspace in the North Office Building to cut costs and modernize state offices as part of the Space Optimization Utilization Project.

The Philadelphia Sheriff's Office hosted a mentorship event for young women from Discovery Charter School, educating them about law enforcement careers and public service.

Fort LeBoeuf high school students won a regional PennDOT challenge with "Buckle Buddies," an app that incentivizes seat belt use to reduce road fatalities in Pennsylvania.

Camden County Police participated in Career Day at Riletta T. Cream Elementary School, engaging with students to educate and build community relations, as part of their "unity policing" initiative.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Joshua Crippen, 16, missing since March 22, last seen on N 29th St. They provide a description and Northwest Detectives contact info.

The Philadelphia Sheriff's Office introduced a community newsletter to improve communications with residents, detailing office activities, sheriff's sale dates, and highlighting local contributions.

IU of Pennsylvania and the Dept. of Human Services collaborate to train future osteopathic physicians at Torrance State Hospital, aiming to alleviate rural healthcare worker shortages.

Pennsylvania's Governor Shapiro appeals to reinstate the USDA-cancelled Local Food Purchasing Assistance Program that benefitted farmers and food banks.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing teen Joshua Crippen, last seen on March 22. He's described as 5'9", with black hair and brown eyes. Public's assistance is crucial.

Pennsylvanians are receiving the first wave of Money Match checks from an automatic unclaimed property return program, with over $1.7 million being distributed to more than 7,000 people.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker announced a $2B H.O.M.E. Plan to create/preserve 30,000 homes, funded by bonds and public funds, targeting challenges in housing availability and quality.