An off-duty Philadelphia officer was injured and robbed of his service weapon after a confrontation at a traffic light; three suspects are in custody while one remains at large.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro rode a SEPTA train to promote his budget proposal, which includes increased funding for public transit to ensure cleaner, safer, and more punctual services.

Philadelphia police are seeking a white male suspected of stealing copper wiring from a construction site. The burglary occurred on May 14 in the city's 14th District.

Philadelphia man Kalief Ladson receives a 12-year sentence for a South Philly daylight shooting where he illegally possessed ammunition. No one was injured.

A person walking on the Vine Street Expressway was fatally hit by a car early Wednesday, causing significant traffic delays. The driver was not impaired and cooperated with authorities.

The latest episode of "Abbott Elementary" featured Philly's Smith Memorial Playground, focusing on workplace romance tensions between characters Jeanine and Gregory, although it was not filmed on location.

PennDOT is beginning roadwork on I-676 to seal cracks, leading to night-time lane closures and expected delays between the I-76 Interchange and 21st Street.

Cloudy skies and a high of 74 degrees expected in Philadelphia today, with a 20% chance of showers overnight. Weekend forecasts include a 50% chance of rain on Saturday and partly sunny skies on Sunday.

Pennsylvania's 'Protect. Check. Remove. Lyme Disease Student Art Competition' showcases 29 winning entries to raise tick prevention awareness, featuring an online dashboard tool for tick locations, and highlighting practical steps for outdoor safety.

Philadelphia has received a $5.5 million NIH grant to support community health efforts, particularly in managing chronic diseases, through the Community Health Worker program, training, and research led by Penn Nursing.

Philadelphia is set to receive federal support to develop a more inclusive infrastructure job market, as part of the DOT's Thriving Communities Program under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Three former CHA officials and a contractor were sentenced for theft and bribery, with Norman Wise receiving 37 months, Douglas E. Daniel getting 13 months and a day, and Leonard F. Coleman given a week in jail.

PennDOT is set to begin a $55.2 million project to mill and pave U.S. 202, causing nighttime delays in Norristown and East Norriton. The work includes road widening, new bike paths, sidewalks, bridges, and updated traffic systems.