Camden County PD is searching for a missing teen, Inazia Lindsey, last seen at her residence on South 4th Street.

A Temple University graduate was critically injured with 13 stab wounds in an off-campus incident; a current student is charged with attempted murder.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Aamil Alston, a 12-year-old boy missing from N. Hicks Street since February 8. He's 5 feet tall, 120 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair.

Philadelphia police seek help to find Titus Whitehead, last seen in the 16th District, wearing a black coat, jeans, and boots. Call Southwest Detectives or 911 with info.

Nelly Jiménez-Arévalo named Montgomery County's first Director of Immigrant Affairs to support the immigrant population with housing, healthcare, and legal assistance.

The forecast warns of wintry mix and potential snow accumulation in Philadelphia, with varying chances of precipitation and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

Camden County issues a Code Blue Advisory due to severe cold, urging residents to seek shelter and check on the vulnerable. Pet safety and community Code Blue plans are emphasized.

Bensalem Township police are investigating a late December fraud incident at a PNC Bank ATM, where a woman was allegedly defrauded by a man who assisted her with a transaction, leading to unauthorized charges made with her card and PIN.

The NWS in Mount Holly, NJ, warns of icy roads in Philadelphia, advising caution during morning commutes due to potential black ice, with conditions improving as temperatures rise.

A Temple University student was shot dead in Philadelphia; a fellow student is in custody. The shooting, suspected to be drug-related, has raised concerns about campus safety.

The Philadelphia Council observed a moment of silence for plane crash victims and tackled legislation on worker protections, cooperatives, food security, and a tax freeze program, while also rallying for the Eagles.

NWS issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Philadelphia area, expecting mixed precipitation, travel disruptions, and slippery roads through Sunday morning.

Philadelphia officials waive fines for residents needing repairs after a medical plane crash, prioritizing community recovery and safety over penalties.