Frank Stiles was arrested in Delaware for home improvement fraud, accused of taking payments for pool projects he never completed, defrauding clients of over $1.5 million.

Philadelphia Police are searching for two suspects involved in a shooting on West Allegheny Avenue that left a teen critically wounded on a Septa bus.

A chiropractor's practice, Healing Place, settled for $170,000 over alleged fraudulent Medicare billing involving Sanexas devices.

Philadelphia Police seek help identifying a shooting suspect with a limp following an October 3rd incident in the 18th District. The armed suspect shot a man in the leg during a robbery.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Jasira Jefferson, a 16-year-old missing since August 2 from Marvine Street. She's 5’5”, 125 lbs, with brown eyes and black hair. Call 215-686-3243 with info.

State police busted a chop shop in Milford Township, where six people were charged for dealing in stolen vehicle parts, some shipped to the Dominican Republic.

Philadelphia Police seek Marvin Wicker for a hit-and-run that killed a 14-year-old girl. The 2011 Mercedes involved was recovered; Wicker may have a Chevy Cobalt.

A fire extensively damaged St. Francis of Assisi School in Springfield Township, with no injuries reported as the school was empty at the time. Classes are suspended for recovery and investigation.

Aqua Services, Inc. settled with the U.S. Attorney's Office following ADA complaints, agreeing to improve access for disabled customers to its telephone service line.

The 40th Philadelphia Minority Enterprise Development Week kicked off with events, workshops, and awards celebrating local minority businesses. Mayor Parker affirmed her support for these enterprises.

A woman was killed by a stray bullet during a fight outside a Kensington store in Philadelphia; police are seeking the shooter via surveillance footage.

Philadelphia is set for a period of good weather, with sunny days, mild temperatures, and light winds, potentially culminating in showers by Sunday night.

Philadelphia announced over $1 billion in contract opportunities, doubling previous forecasts, to boost infrastructure and minority business participation through federal funding and a local initiative.