An 8-year-old girl from South Philly raised over $3,000 through lemonade stands to fund tickets to see Taylor Swift in London, despite her grandmother's recent passing.

PennDOT announces roadway changes in Plumcreek Township due to the Margaret Road Intersection Improvement Project, affecting Route 422 traffic patterns from August 19.

A man was shot five times in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood after a family dispute, with his brother arrested as the suspect. The victim is in critical condition and a weapon was recovered.

A Pittsburgh bus crashed into a house after being hit by a vehicle in a police chase, injuring the driver and one passenger. No serious injuries were reported, but the house's porch was condemned. The suspect remains at large.

A 14-year-old was critically injured in a shooting in Darby, Pa., with law enforcement intensifying the investigation at the scene. Details and suspects remain unknown.

Philadelphia's weather forecast indicates a sunny stretch with highs in the mid-80s, calm winds, and low chances of precipitation, potentially shifting to a wetter weekend with showers and thunderstorms.

SEPTA reinstates and doubles parking fees at stations due to funding shortfalls, with rates for surface lots and garages rising from $1 to $2 and $2 to $4 respectively, starting September 23, 2024.

Montgomery County authorities warn of a scam email claiming to be from the sheriff's office and demanding Bitcoin to avoid arrest for missed court appearances.

A road rage incident in Havertown led to gunfire, with a woman and her nephew hurt. Sean Moses was arrested, charged with attempted homicide and assault.

Arshad Curry, a 22-year-old from Philadelphia, has been sentenced to 42.5 to 85 years for the 2021 murder of three teens. His conviction follows a guilty plea to multiple charges.

PennDOT is hosting a job fair on August 20 in Easton, PA, with positions such as CDL operators and clerks offered, including on-site interviews which may lead to same-day job offers.

A murder-suicide in Buckingham Township resulted in three deaths, including Steven Chow, his son Raymond, and wife Amy, each with a gunshot wound. The community is in shock as investigations continue.

Lt. Gov. Austin Davis highlights the progress of the Pennsylvania Advisory Council for Inclusive Procurement (PACIP) in supporting small, diverse businesses at a Harrisburg press event.