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Philadelphia police are investigating the thefts of a Lamborghini and a Porsche at a parking garage in Old City onThursday morning. A pair of suspects threatened an attendant at gunpoint and stole the keys to the luxury cars, police said.
The owner of a Montgomery County home care agency was sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for leading a Medicaid fraud scheme. Stephanie Mobley, with 19 conspirators, submitted false claims from ComfortZone, prosecutors said.
Zymire Hughes, 22, has been identified by Philadelphia police as the man who allegedly harassed people near City Hall last week while wearing a Halloween mask. He is still at large, and investigators believe he might have fled Pennsylvania.
New documents from the National Transportation Safety Board offer insights into the agency's investigation of the medical jet that crashed in Northeast Philadelphia in 2025, killing all six people on board and two others on the ground.
The School District of Philadelphia leaves it up each principal to decide how to address students using cellphones in class, and each one has their own tactic — from using Yondr pouches to metal cabinets.
A Pennsylvania State Police helicopter and a Cessna 150 airplane collided near Carlisle Airport on Wednesday night. The pilot of the airplane died. The two state troopers in the helicopter were injured.
Philadelphia on Thursday was named one of three finalists to host the 2028 Democratic National Convention. Denver and Boston are also still in the running. The last time Philadelphia hosted the event was 2016.
Basir Blow, 26, has pleaded guilty to an armed carjacking and assaulting two correction officers at Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia with their own pepper spray. He faces a max sentence of life in prison.
Jason Kelce stars in a satirical new ad campaign for Garage Beer and Liquid Death that proposes using pee to cool data centers. The commercial stokes mounting public backlash against the impacts of the facilities.
Philadelphia police released photos of a man they say vandalized the 'OY/YO' statue outside of the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History last week.
