The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities closed Republic First Bank; the FDIC announced Fulton Bank has taken over nearly all deposits and assets, ensuring continuity for clients.

Students and activists in Philadelphia protest in support of Palestine, with a large gathering at the University of Pennsylvania and arrests made at Princeton University for trespassing.

PennDOT plans I-95 lane closures at Cottman Avenue in Northeast Philly for paving work, with traffic expected to be impacted on May 1 from 9 AM to 3:30 PM.

PennDOT is starting a $63.7 million project on I-476, affecting nighttime traffic in Montgomery and Delaware Counties with lane closures from 8 PM to 5 AM. Daytime drivers will also face delays on Darby Road in Haverford Township.

The Shapiro administration is investing over $49.5 million in projects to improve pedestrian and bicycle access throughout Pennsylvania, which will enhance safety and connectivity.

76ers center Joel Embiid is playing through Bell's palsy, a facial paralysis condition. Despite this, he scored 50 points in Game 3 versus the Knicks. There is no clear timeline for his recovery.

A missing Philadelphia teen feared abducted during a FaceTime call was found safe, with police now investigating the details of her brief disappearance.

Former Philadelphia police officer Ryan Pownall will rejoin the police force with full back pay and seniority after arbitration, despite earlier murder charges for shooting David Jones which were dismissed.

Police in Montgomery County warn of a rise in car thefts, especially newer Honda models, involving sophisticated tactics to breach vehicle computer systems.

Philadelphia police are searching for an Asian male suspect in connection to unauthorized bank withdrawals totaling $8,000 from a local resident's account in January.

PennDOT starts a $36.8 million pavement project on I-76 East, causing nighttime lane closures and potential gridlock between Belmont Avenue and Montgomery Drive from April 29 to May 3.

Serve Philadelphia VISTA's Eviction Diversion Program aids residents at risk of eviction by providing counseling, mediation, and financial help, with a focus on vulnerable Black and brown communities.

Philadelphia Police are searching for Sharell Holliday, 49, who disappeared after leaving Temple University Hospital on Wednesday. The public is urged to help.