Flames extinguished, 50 people displaced after fire at NE Philly apartments
Flames are extinguished after a fire broke out at an apartment building along Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia.
Watch CBS News
Flames are extinguished after a fire broke out at an apartment building along Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia.
Two Temple University police officers found Diamond, a stray dog, in North Philadelphia and took her to ACCT Philly.
In a follow-up on the story of a tortoise that has captured the hearts of a community in Delaware County, officials in Springfield decided to remove Shelly from the grounds of a school because of health risks.
A South Philly lemonade stand is keeping people cool while encouraging kids to read this summer.
One of the two suspects wanted for a shooting that injured seven people in North Philadelphia in June turned himself in on Wednesday. Police are still searching for the woman.
A group of mosquitoes in Concord Dog Park in Delaware County tested positive for West Nile Virus, the first instance in 2024.
A new study found that when drivers were offered a monetary reward, they used their phones less than those without a financial incentive.
A tractor-trailer crash is blocking the I-676 ramp to enter I-76 in Philadelphia.
Former IBEW Local 98 union boss John Dougherty was sentenced to six years in prison on Thursday after federal juries found him guilty of bribery and embezzlement.
Philadelphia Police said they believe a convenience store worker was shot during a robbery on the 1500 block of Pratt Street in the city's Frankford section overnight.
Runners and walkers gathered in Montgomery County Wednesday for the annual Moyer 5K.
Gary Miles of Philadelphia was officially charged Thursday with indecent assault of a woman inside a Dollar Tree, according to police.
A pig named Dorothy is recovering after she escaped from her trailer on the highway near King of Prussia Wednesday afternoon.
Wildflower Composers Festival in Philadelphia creates a space for female, trans and nonbinary composers to learn and grow in the craft.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker stood her ground Wednesday regarding her policy to return all city workers to the office full-time despite facing a lawsuit by a group of unions.
