A school bus carrying students in Coatesville Area School District was shot at, with no injuries reported. A 17-year-old was arrested, and the incident appears targeted. Schools switched to virtual learning and canceled events as a response.

The Philadelphia Police are seeking a suspect for vandalism in the 9th District, who damaged a parking garage gate on October 5, incurring $8000 in repairs.

Citadel Federal Credit Union settles with the Justice Department, investing $6.5 million to address allegations of redlining in Philadelphia's Black and Hispanic neighborhoods.

Teva Pharmaceuticals settles for $25 million over allegations of price-fixing and kickback schemes involving generic drugs, as part of a broader resolution of $450 million.

Philadelphia celebrates the reopening of the Montgomery Avenue Bridge, the first major project finished with Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funds, emphasizing racial equity and economic opportunities in the city's infrastructure improvements.

Philadelphia suburban district attorneys support the HIDTA Enhancement Act of 2024 to combat the fentanyl crisis with increased federal funding and extended program authorization until 2030.

Philadelphia Police seek tips on Jasmine Cromartie, accused of vandalizing a McDonald's on April 4, 2024. She's linked to the damage of windows and menu displays.

The PHL TCB Clean Corridors Program in Philadelphia funds nonprofits and cleaning companies to maintain local business districts, creating jobs and fostering community pride.

Over 50 pounds of homemade explosives were found at a Philadelphia man's home, leading to his arrest and charges including possessing weapons of mass destruction.

CHOP surgeons achieved their 32nd separation of conjoined twins, successfully operating on Amari and Javar Ruffin.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and mild weather for Philadelphia in the coming days, with highs ranging from the mid-60s to mid-70s and slight chances of showers on Sunday night.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify a burglary suspect at Quirk Productions from a September 12 incident, using surveillance video footage.

OTIS and the Philadelphia City Council plan safety upgrades for Spruce and Pine Streets' bike lanes following recent cyclist accidents. Community meetings are scheduled for input on the improvements, including concrete curbs and policy changes.