In Philadelphia, a store robbery led to a shootout where one man was killed and a suspect wounded before the culprits crashed their car into a SEPTA bus.

Stranded Philadelphia ninth graders from Girard College safely returned after being trapped in a cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains due to Hurricane Helene.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker opened Philadelphia’s Montgomery Avenue Bridge, the city's first major project funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, in partnership with federal representatives.

Allen Rhoades was sentenced to 7-20 years for a drug-related death of an inmate in Bucks County Correctional Facility, with additional probation and restitution ordered.

The article details the National Weather Service's forecast for Philadelphia, with mild temperatures, a mix of sun and clouds expected, and a slight chance of showers.

The Philadelphia Police is searching for Brooklyn Wolbert, a missing 17-year-old. She was last seen on Erie Ave. and is described as 5'2" with blonde hair and blue eyes. Anyone with information is urged to contact East Detectives.

The Philadelphia Police seek help to identify a theft suspect who stole $800 from a wheelchair user at 1046 Market Street, as seen in online images and a video.

The *11 emergency number for the Pennsylvania Turnpike is working again following a temporary outage, with no cause given for the interruption. Officials had advised drivers to use 911 during the outage.

Dr. Maneesh Ailawadi, a Lehigh Valley surgeon, has settled for $45,000 over allegations of improper billing for incomplete EGD procedures to Medicaid and Medicare. No liability was determined in the settlement.

A Philadelphia youth mentor received a 10-year prison sentence for trafficking nearly 60 illegal firearms, despite purportedly working to combat gun violence.

The Delaware State Police arrested Antonio Young for alleged drug offenses in Lincoln, after finding drugs, ammunition, and paraphernalia at a residence.

The article discusses the Mayor's Office of Latino Engagement in Philadelphia, highlighting its role during Hispanic Heritage Month and its efforts to support the Latino community year-round through advocacy, cultural events, and policy advice.

John "Johnny Doc" Dougherty, ex-leader of IBEW Local 98, started his 6-year prison term for bribery and embezzlement, after being denied a delay for his surrender date.