A jackknifed truck caused the closure of westbound I-676 in Philadelphia, with lanes reopening after traffic was disrupted for hours. No details on the cause or injuries were mentioned.

The family of slain Temple University officer, Christopher Fitzgerald, calls for the death penalty and a special prosecutor after the Philadelphia DA refuses to seek capital punishment.

Philadelphia police are seeking a suspect for a July 10 gunpoint carjacking, described as a black female in her 20s, last seen with a semi-automatic handgun.

Philadelphia launches sensory-friendly swim sessions tailored for neurodivergent individuals at eight public pools, encouraging a tranquil experience. Pre-registration is advised for these inclusive, quiet pool hours.

An off-duty Morey's Piers employee was critically injured in a shooting in Wildwood. The incident occurred near the boardwalk, with the suspected gunman still at large.

Police seek help to find missing juvenile Natalia Rivera last seen at a South 3rd Street house in Philadelphia. She is 14, with brown eyes and red/auburn hair.

The NWS forecasts sunny spells, showers, and thunderstorms in Philadelphia, with temperatures ranging from mid-70s to high 90s over the next few days.

Two men were critically injured in separate shootings in Philadelphia, with detectives finding shell casings at both scenes. Authorities seek motives and suspects, looking to nearby surveillance footage for clues.

Philadelphia created the Office of Public Safety to streamline citywide public safety efforts and coordinate activities between various departments and the police.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker had a busy Tuesday with a HUD announcement on homeowner financing and a ribbon-cutting at the new Alan Horwitz "Sixth Man" Center for youth in Philadelphia.

A New Jersey man has been sentenced to 105 months in prison for a 2023 armed carjacking in South Philadelphia, following collaborative efforts from multiple law enforcement agencies.

Philadelphia officials left a meeting over Greyhound station relocation after media presence, leaving local concerns about traffic and safety unresolved. Councilmember Squilla stayed to listen to community members.

Philadelphia Police are seeking public help to find a man connected to an indecent assault at a Dollar Tree store.