A 4-year-old girl accidentally shot herself but is in stable condition after the incident in an East Mount Airy home, Philadelphia. No arrests have been made.

Three Philadelphia men pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal over $1.6 million in electronics from various UPS warehouses, facing up to five years in prison.

PennDOT announces I-95 North closures in Center City Philadelphia starting April 4 due to construction. Lane and ramp shutdowns are expected to cause significant delays.

MLK Drive in Philadelphia is set for weekend closures for recreation from March 30 to facilitate safe activities for pedestrians, cyclists, and joggers away from vehicle traffic.

Philadelphia enjoys a sunny, breezy day with a high of 56 degrees, followed by a chilly night at 38 degrees. The weekend may see occasional showers and highs around 59 and 64 degrees, with rain likely early next week.

William Cole from Philadelphia has been sentenced to 70 months in prison for a diesel theft scheme and illegal gun possession, with an additional three years of supervised release.

Philadelphia police seek public assistance to find missing 13-year-old Ayden Etzel last seen on Diamond Street.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Anisa Brown, a 15-year-old girl missing since March 26 from the 5500 block of Morton St. She was last seen wearing a black Puma hoodie and black Nike shoes.

Trout stocking is canceled for 2024 in parts of Delaware Canal in Bucks County due to construction. Alternative fishing spots, including Caroline Lake and The Giving Pond, have been announced.

The North East Marina in Erie County is undergoing a maintenance project starting April 1, which includes dredging and erosion control. The public boat launch is expected to reopen on April 27.

The Pennsylvania State Police launched PSP Tips, an initiative for the public to help solve crimes and find missing people, including numerous cold cases.

A double shooting in Philadelphia resulted in one teenager dead and another critically injured. Suspects were caught on surveillance and remain at large, with police seeking public help.

Philadelphia's ports are preparing for increased traffic after the collapse of Baltimore's Key Bridge rerouted shipping, potentially impacting local economy and jobs.