Gunfire critically injures man, narrowly misses 13-year-old boy in North Philadelphia
A man returning home early Friday morning was shot multiple times in his front doorway in North Philadelphia.
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A man returning home early Friday morning was shot multiple times in his front doorway in North Philadelphia.
SEPTA Transit Police is welcoming its largest cadet class in 20 years at a critical time following several shootings.
Philadelphia's air quality is much better Saturday compared to Friday, but there may be a risk to some people who have heightened sensitivities to air pollution.
This week, our region dealt with poor air quality, a historic Pride parade in Media brought hundreds of people together to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community, and scientists say they are making progress to get the invasive spotted lanternfly under control.
An off-duty officer returned fire after someone fired a shot at him during a road rage incident in Philadelphia's Roxborough section Thursday night.
Hazardous haze and smoke from the eastern Canadian wildfires are making for dangerous conditions and impacting local events.
Most of the Philadelphia region is experiencing "unhealthy" or "very unhealthy" air quality conditions due to the wildfire smoke.
The Gay Officers Action League of Greater Philadelphia fights against the stigma of being out and in law enforcement.
Delivery and ride-sharing drivers share concerns for their health as they continue to work in hazy smoke conditions.
A dog is recovering, and now looking for a new home, after an unimaginable case of animal cruelty.
Tens of thousands of people are still commuting to work as smoke from wildfires in Canada hits the Delaware Valley.
Flights at Philadelphia International Airport were briefly grounded due to low visibility caused by smoke from Canadian wildfires.
A proposal to allocate $100 million in federal funds to pay for adult mental health programs easily passed the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
The most hazardous smoke from wildfires in Canada is currently moving through the area from Wednesday night into early Thursday morning.
Philadelphia is currently in the most hazardous air quality category as smoke from wildfires in Canada moves through the region.
