5-alarm fire rips through Pottstown church, over 30 residents evacuated
Crews will assess whether the remains of a Pottstown church that caught fire are at risk of collapsing before residents are allowed back into homes.
Indian man charged in 2017 "brutal" murder of mom, son in Maple Shade
Investigators say a drop of blood at the crime scene helped solve the 8-year-old "brutal" murder of Sasikala and Anish Narra.
SEPTA cancels trains again Tuesday as ripple effects from federal order continue
SEPTA says trains on the Chestnut Hill West and Fox Chase lines will be canceled in the morning and later in the day Tuesday.
Pennsylvania SNAP recipients should receive payments by end of week
The government shutdown is over, but many people in Pennsylvania are still waiting for their food assistance benefits.
Most SNAP recipients in Pennsylvania haven't received November benefits
Confusion continues surrounding food benefits for millions of Americans. Right now, most recipients in Pennsylvania have not received their November benefits.
Dozens of flights canceled or delayed at PHL Monday
More than 100 flights are canceled or delayed at Philadelphia International Airport Monday as the nation enters its fourth day of flight reductions.
Pa. grand jury findings show need for smoke shop regulations, DAs say
Three District Attorneys and the Pennsylvania State Police announced findings of a grand jury investigation into smoke shops.
Food banks preparing for "onslaught of people" who won't receive SNAP payments
Many food pantries in the Philadelphia region said they're serving more people now than at the height of the pandemic amid the government shutdown.
City Council passes bill that could put Philly's bike lane safety project back on track
The Philadelphia City Council just passed a bill that paves the way for the city to move forward with its bike lane safety project.
Lawsuit accuses welfare agencies, foster mom of negligence after toddler dies
The mother of a child who died in a Philadelphia foster home is suing two child welfare agencies for placing the boy in what she says was a crowded home.
How is AI being used to create disturbing images of children
Artificial intelligence technology is advancing quickly, and it could be a reason to think twice before you post a picture of your child online.
4 arrested in connection with stolen car that hit state police during Bucks County chase
A car chase that began in Bucks County concluded with the arrest of two men, one woman, and one minor in connection with a stolen vehicle on I-95 South near Aramingo Avenue.
Air traffic controllers urge travelers to contact lawmakers amid shutdown
Tensions are growing at Philadelphia International Airport as air traffic controllers work without pay because of the government shutdown.
Security guard shoots man in head inside Center City IHOP
A security guard was arrested after she fatally shot a man who allegedly spat on her inside an IHOP in Center City, Philadelphia police said on Monday
SEPTA faces another lawsuit, this time over fare increases: "Flat-out draconian"
SEPTA is facing a lawsuit that alleges its fare increases on public transportation in Philadelphia were illegal.