Firefighters tackled a three-alarm fire at a multi-family home in Allenton during a heatwave, with no injuries reported. The incident caused a local power outage.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find Steven Kpou, 36, missing since July 6, last seen on Winton Street. He's 5'5", 170 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes.

Tahjir Williams, 24, has surrendered to Philadelphia police for a triple shooting near the Fashion District mall. He faces charges including aggravated assault.

PennDOT completed road safety improvements at the U.S. 322 and Route 82 intersection in West Brandywine to reduce accidents, with further signal testing planned.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker had no events on July 6, but planned to meet President Biden at the airport and attend church with him on July 7, 2024.

An Upper Darby man was sentenced to one year in prison for a mail theft scheme involving tampering with USPS boxes and check washing, with a subsequent three years of supervised release and restitution.

A judge found Deandrade Jeferson guilty for a 2022 attempted carjacking in Northeast Philadelphia. He targeted undocumented Brazilian immigrants, was caught through forensic evidence, and will be sentenced in September.

Philadelphia mourns the loss of 19-year-old Maurice Quann, who was shot and killed at a July 4th gathering just days before his high school graduation.

A heat advisory and air quality alert are in effect for Philadelphia due to high temperatures and poor air, with health precautions advised for residents.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking assistance in locating missing 16-year-old Janae Cauley, last seen on June 27, 2024, in the 22nd District.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find Joshua Melendez, 29, reported missing from East Gale Street and considered endangered. No further details on his disappearance have been released.

A man was fatally shot at Bucks Meadows Apartments in Bensalem after a minor altercation; the suspect, Mendoza-Ramirez, was arrested and held without bail.

Pennsylvania police are launching a campaign against aggressive driving, focusing on pedestrian safety, red light violations, and tailgating, until August 18, following numerous crashes and fatalities in the region.