The Pennsylvania Game Commission discussed wildlife management efforts, reported high prosecution success rates, advanced research on various species, and highlighted habitat improvements in its annual report.

Two former Universal Companies executives were convicted of defrauding the government and tax evasion, including bribing a Milwaukee official for benefits to the company.

Iran Soler was sentenced to 50 months in prison for his role in a cocaine distribution operation smuggling over 100 kilograms of the drug into Philadelphia and New Jersey.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's schedule includes a school playground groundbreaking, attending a women's luncheon, and signing a Vision Zero executive order.

Philadelphia is accepting applications for the 2024 TCIG program, offering grants to local groups fighting violence, especially among youth aged 16 to 34.

Pennsylvania DHS releases a journal detailing resources and research to support aging individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism, highlighting the importance of tailored services and Governor Shapiro's budget addressing their needs.

The Philadelphia 76ers' new arena plan introduces less disruptive traffic measures, more retail and dining, and emphasizes year-round community engagement.

The Northeast High School principal will address the recent spike in gun violence following the arrest of a fourth suspect linked to a shooting that wounded eight students.

Two former employees of Philadelphia's Verree Pharmacy received prison sentences for illegal drug dispensing and fraud, involving the distribution of oxycodone and insurance deception.

The USS New Jersey, a storied warship and floating museum, is set to return to its birthplace for critical repairs including hull repainting and system maintenance.

Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt creates a new Election Directors Training Team to enhance election security and provide support to county election directors in preparation for the 2024 presidential elections.

MacKenzie Scott donates $9 million to Nashville nonprofits, as part of a nationwide $640 million philanthropic effort to address disparities in various sectors.

Philadelphia's Health Department offers free nicotine replacement therapy kits to help residents quit smoking, with no insurance or paperwork required.