Neighbor heard someone scream "Help me" as fire broke out
Officials say the fire started on Kayford Circle in the Morrell Park section of Northeast Philadelphia.
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Officials say the fire started on Kayford Circle in the Morrell Park section of Northeast Philadelphia.
Seth Kaplan reports.
Ryan Hughes reports.
Edwin Vargas, 24, is currently in police custody on Tuesday. Charges are unknown at this time.
Nikki DeMentri reports.
Dirt is spilled on the roadway and traffic is backed up to close to the airport.
Blavat's celebration of life will be on Saturday, Jan. 28 at Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul on 18th Street between Race and Vine Streets.
Chopper 3 was live Tuesday over an overturned school van in Earl Township, Berks County.
Police released surveillance video showing a man pulling out a shotgun during a robbery in West Philadelphia's Belmont neighborhood.
Rhynhart is in a crowded field seeking the Democratic nomination for mayor.
The van flipped into a ditch off Route 73 at Pond Road.
Newtown Borough, Pa. police need the public's help finding a stolen American flag.
Llarisa Abreu reports.
Former mayor Street says Rhynhart has the experience needed to get the job done in city hall.
The theft happened in Newtown Borough.
The play was written by a Philadelphia native, the late Charles Fuller.
The flyer contained a link to a "White Lives Matter" group on the messaging app Telegram.
Police in Upper Darby are seeking more information on a woman who was reported missing and then found dead.
A SEPTA trolley derailed just before 7 a.m. in Southwest Philadelphia, authorities say.
This young fan's simple act of kindness resulted in $500 for his family and tickets to the Eagles-Giants playoff game.
The flyers were posted around Wyndmoor and linked to a "White Lives Matter" group on the messaging app Telegram.
The fire happened on Kayford Circle in the Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood.
There are new details about the victims on Monday as police continue to search for the drivers responsible.
For anyone who ever complained about drawn-out government meetings, recent Pennsylvania House sessions might seem like a dream come true.
SEPTA's CEO and GM attended a remote hearing with Philadelphia City Council and state lawmakers on Monday.
