Jacob Brady, 19, was found dead inside York County Prison on April 14; an autopsy found blunt force trauma and signs of strangulation, and state police have opened a homicide probe.

Prosecutors say a Coatesville balcony confrontation on Saturday left Moises Galarza‑Bermudez dead; Neftali Feliciano‑Perez was arraigned on third‑degree murder and related charges.

Cannonball Club will open a showroom-style social club for car lovers in Fishtown this summer, pairing coffee, co-working and dining with indoor car storage.

About 75 CAPA students walked out April 20 after dozens were pulled aside for dress‑code checks. Students marched to district offices and are pushing for policy changes.

Show & Tel on Columbus Boulevard has closed and the building sold for $2.3M. Brokers say the 32,000‑sq‑ft warehouse will be repurposed for storage and office space.

A 4‑3 Commonwealth Court ruling finds Pennsylvania’s Medicaid ban on abortion funding unconstitutional and recognizes reproductive autonomy under the state constitution. The decision could expand coverage for low‑income patients.

Noel Tirado, 41, was arrested in Bethlehem after being found hiding under blankets on a child’s bed, officials say. He faces multiple charges including manufacturing child sexual abuse material.

Temple police and Philadelphia officers are searching for suspects after a student was chased into Morgan Hall South's lobby and struck around 2:50 a.m.; the student declined treatment.

New York’s Tipsy Scoop opens May 9 in Rittenhouse, serving liquor‑infused scoops, sundaes and cocktails at 119 S. 18th St. Swag and a grand‑opening party are planned.

A 42-year-old woman was stabbed early Monday on the 6500 block of North Beechwood Street; police say she is in stable condition and are seeking tips.

A 30-year-old woman was shot Sunday on the 2800 block of West Huntingdon Street; police say she is stable and are asking the public for tips.

West Chester University police are investigating a reported sexual assault in on‑campus housing. Officials say the victim knew the suspected attacker and the probe is ongoing.

The city has started ticketing cars left during scheduled street sweeps as its mechanical cleaning program moves into enforcement. Crews will sweep 14 neighborhoods through Oct. 29.