Scanner audio reveals chaotic scene of Philadelphia mass shooting
"Use caution, we got somebody with a long gun," a person is heard telling police officers on the scanner responding to a mass shooting near 56th Street and Chester Avenue.
5 killed, 2 injured in Kingsessing mass shooting; 2 in custody: police
Police said the alleged shooter was wearing a bulletproof vest, had multiple magazines, a scanner, an AR-style rifle and a handgun.
Strong storms put damper on July 4th celebrations in Philadelphia region
Severe weather threats put some of this weekend's Fourth of July events on pause, but there's hope for calmer conditions Monday as the Independence Day celebrations continue.
June 30 is busy travel day for July 4 holiday weekend: tips for drivers
Whether you're driving or flying this holiday weekend, be prepared for busy airports and roads.
"These girls love softball": Egg Harbor Township all-stars share why they love the game
The Egg Harbor Township girls' softball team is hoping to get back to the New Jersey softball playoffs next year.
SEPTA awarded $80 million grant for fleet of zero-emission buses
The electric buses could be the future of SEPTA, and the federal government is giving the transit authority $80 million to help make it happen.
Mastbaum High School wins prize for sports documentary produced by students
The documentary is about a young baseball player who overcame a series of challenges before graduation.
3 teens are shot during separate incidents at Airbnb parties in Philadelphia, police say
The shootings happened just hours apart in Kensington and Brewerytown.
Phoenixville Hospital program helping youth with disabilities find meaningful employment
Project SEARCH has partnered with Phoenixville Hospital since 2010.
Meet the musicians of Philadelphia's 17th annual Juneteenth Festival
Plans are underway for the 17th annual Philadelphia Juneteenth Festival in Germantown hosted by Johnson House.
Philadelphia music program celebrates 10 years of empowering youth
The after-school program, Music Education Pathways, has served over 1,200 students at 14 different schools throughout Philadelphia.
How I-95 collapse is impacting truckers, supply chain
After the partial collapse of I-95, truck drivers are trying to navigate detours on residential roads with traffic lights slowing down their shipments.
Historic Underground Railroad station hosting Juneteenth fashion show
Black fashion designers and models will walk the runway Saturday during Philadelphia's 17th annual Juneteenth Festival in Germantown.
SEPTA Transit Police's largest cadet class in 20 years amid safety concerns
SEPTA Transit Police is welcoming its largest cadet class in 20 years at a critical time following several shootings.
A nonprofit in New Jersey is granting wishes to foster children
New Jersey nonprofit organization One Simple Wish is granting wishes to foster children across the United States.