PennDOT begins a water main relocation project on July 15th as part of highway improvements on U.S. 1 in Chester County, causing weekday lane closures until August 16th.

A 2-year-old girl is critically injured after falling from a second-story window in Philadelphia; police's Special Victims Unit is investigating the incident.

A 17-year-old girl was shot dead in a West Philadelphia apartment. No weapon or suspects have been identified; police are investigating. Homicides in Philadelphia have decreased by 40% this year.

A shooting in North Philadelphia resulted in one fatality and one injury. Police found shell casings but have not released identities or details on a suspect. The investigation is ongoing.

Colleagues and neighbors memorialize Corey Comperatore, who died protecting his family from gunfire at a Trump rally, as a hero and a dedicated community member.

The City of Philadelphia's email system was breached, affecting 35,881 people by potentially exposing sensitive personal data, but no identity theft or fraud has been detected.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Jahzir Ford, a 13-year-old missing since July 12, last seen on Baynton Street and then Foulkrod Street. He's 5'7", 160 lbs, and was wearing a black Halloween shirt, black pants, and sneakers.

The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for the Philadelphia area until 6 AM Wednesday, advising residents to prepare for extreme heat and humidity.

An officer was injured after a stolen vehicle crashed into police cars in Germantown, Philadelphia. One suspect is detained; others fled the scene. The officer is expected to recover.

Landlord Allan R. Posner and ILJOR Properties settled with HUD for $570,000 over accusations of overcharging Section 8 tenants and sexual exploitation.

The Philadelphia TCB Program is expanding to employ 200 additional locals and increase its coverage of commercial corridors, enlisting community support for environmental efforts.

Philadelphia issues a Heat Health Emergency from July 15 to 17, with services like cooling centers and a hotline, due to predicted extreme heat. Mayor Parker and Dr. Franklin urge at-risk populations to seek help and caution against heat stress.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for parts of Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, warning of heat index values up to 104 and an Excessive Heat Watch with potential values up to 109.