Dr. David L. Mattingly, a physician, settled allegations of improper opioid prescriptions by paying $72,000 and accepting strict limits on prescribing controlled substances.

A woman has been charged following the shooting of a 7-month-old boy in Philadelphia; a Good Samaritan aided by transporting the infant to the hospital.

Driver James L. Walkergoutal faces charges after crashing into a horse-and-buggy while under the influence, injuring eight people in Lancaster County.

A 1-year-old girl died and two were injured after a truck hit them in North Philadelphia; the driver was questioned but not arrested, pending investigation.

Mayor Parker addresses a triple fatality shooting in West Philadelphia, providing updates and confirming six injuries.

A block party in West Philadelphia escalated into a deadly shootout, leaving three dead and six injured. Authorities are investigating and seeking community help to find the shooters.

J.T. Realmuto returned to the Phillies after knee surgery and played against the Pirates, demonstrating both offensive and defensive skills, and aims for a strong season finish.

A police cruiser investigating a crash in South Philadelphia was hit by a vehicle, injuring an officer and two others. An off-duty officer was also hospitalized after a separate crash with a police vehicle. Both incidents are under investigation.

Philadelphia's forecast includes sun, clouds, and showers this week with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Rain is likely throughout, but conditions may improve by the weekend.

A mass shooting at a West Philadelphia party left three men dead and at least seven injured; police report multiple shooters and a search for suspects is underway.

Clippers owner Steve Ballmer shares his disappointment over Paul George leaving for the 76ers, citing fiscal challenges and strategic decisions despite making a competitive offer.

Philadelphia officials, including Mayor Parker, addressed IT issues caused by a global glitch, not a cyberattack, assuring minimal disruption to city operations.

Wilmington announces weekly street disruptions due to maintenance and construction, with real-time updates available online, and reminds residents of the weekly Farmers Market causing road closures.