Upcoming utility work by PECO in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania will cause road closures and lane restrictions starting April 15, affecting daily commutes.

Dateline NBC investigates the 1991 murder of Joy Hibbs, which saw recent developments after remaining unsolved for over 30 years. The episode explores the crime and the conviction of Robert Atkins.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is set to participate in a roundtable at the AERA Conference with Dr. Tony Watlington, discussing educational challenges.

The FBI in Philadelphia designates April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, focusing on combating the increase in financial sextortion crimes against children online.

Councilmember Jamie Gauthier responded to a mass shooting outside Philadelphia Masjid, praising police response and urging for stricter gun control measures.

Philadelphia Police are looking for missing 13-year-old Taniyah Mitchell, last seen on N 28th St. She's 5'6" and 200 lbs. with black hair. Public assistance is requested.

Kidney recipient Joe DeMayo met his donor Marybeth Foster for the first time at a Philadelphia Phillies game, a heartfelt moment celebrating life and gratitude.

Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is calling for private sector proposals to improve transportation, with submissions due by April 30.

The Philadelphia region faces weather issues including showers, possible thunderstorms, and significant coastal flooding, with a warning from the National Weather Service for certain areas until 9 AM EDT.

Philadelphia's Streets Department begins construction of a roundabout at the intersection of 20th Street, Penrose Avenue, Packer Avenue, and Moyamensing Avenue, with temporary road closures anticipated.

The Philadelphia Police are searching for Laniya Jackson, a 13-year-old girl who was last seen in the 14th District on April 10. She is 5’2”, 95lbs, and was wearing a blue and white jacket, pink pants, and tan Crocs.

The Citizens Police Oversight Commission is closely monitoring a recent shooting in West Philadelphia's Parkside community, underscoring its role in overseeing such incidents.

CVS Health Plans and Geisinger will cover over-the-counter birth control, including Opill, following Pennsylvania's push for better contraceptive access.