A 13-year-old was pulled from the Schuylkill River near Temple University Saturday evening and taken to CHOP; initial reports say he is expected to recover.

An 18-month-old was treated after crawling under a perimeter fence at ZooAmerica in Hershey; a wolf made contact with the child’s hand and officials say injuries were minor.

A 50-year-old man died after a late-night stabbing in North Philadelphia; his 30-year-old son was arrested at the scene and police recovered a knife.

Two leaders of Walnuttown Fire Company were killed on Route 222 on April 4 while assisting a search. Authorities say a driver was taken into custody and the crash is under investigation.

Wawa pulled four 16‑oz bottled iced teas, lemonade and fruit punch from select Philadelphia‑area stores after a possible undeclared milk allergen was found. Affected products and UPC/code dates are listed by the company.

A Lancaster County conviction gave family legal accountability, but Maryann Bagenstose remains missing after vanishing in 1984. Investigators continue searches at Shenks Ferry and elsewhere.

A small private plane made an emergency landing on I-78 eastbound near New Smithville on Saturday, snarling the morning commute. Officials have not yet confirmed whether anyone was hurt.

Police data show homicides and shootings have fallen sharply compared with 2012; officials credit community policing and tech, while experts urge caution.

An argument in Nicetown turned violent Friday night; two people were shot and a 23-year-old driver is in critical condition.

A former Deptford gymnastics coach pleaded guilty to luring in an undercover sting; the plea renews scrutiny of gaps in New Jersey’s sex-offender tracking.

Tomeka Kamwani, 41, was killed inside her Swedesboro home in an incident her family calls a murder‑suicide. Neighbors held a vigil and a fundraiser has been launched.

Patchy morning fog, then a warm afternoon with highs near 80°F. Late‑day showers possible Saturday; rain and gusty winds arrive Sunday.

Supreme Court spokeswoman says Justice Samuel Alito was treated for dehydration after falling ill at a March Philadelphia event; he returned to the bench the next week.