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With temperatures on the rise, experts are urging pet owners to keep their furry friends cool. Here are some tips to keep your loved ones safe.

The trial is underway of Miles Pfeffer, the man accused of killing Temple University Police Officer Christopher Fitzgerald in February 2023.

Two Philly locals opened a one-of-a-kind candy scoop store in Rittenhouse, called All Aboard Candy, offering uniquely viral Swedish sweets.

Extreme and dangerous heat is expected for the Philly area from Monday through Wednesday evening, with feel like temperatures reaching up to 108 degrees.

A group of college rivals at the Jersey Shore are headed overseas next month to compete in the Henley Royal Regatta, a world-renowned rowing competition in England’s River Thames.

Officials revealed new details on Kevin Krebs, a man accused of having a gun at a “No Kings” rally in West Chester, and explosives at his home.

A 16-year-old and a 19-year-old were charged in connection to the shooting that left a man from South Jersey dead two weeks ago, officials said.

DA Larry Krasner spoke out against behavior that he claimed enabled a man to pose as an ICE agent while robbing a Philly business and zip tying a woman.

Philadelphia police officers took part in a new course that aims to change the culture of policing and improve community connections through the art of improv with teachers from Chicago’s storied Second City improv theater.

Police have shared surveillance footage as a group of suspects are sought after they, police claim, threw an unknown liquid on victims before punching and kicking them in an attack in Center City Philly.

The man accused of shooting at Delaware State Police in an incident early Monday morning was found dead inside a home in Lewes, officials said.

A 19-year-old was injured in a shooting that happened at a party at an Airbnb along North 41st Street early Monday, police say.

Police officials said two men showed up at area hospitals on Sunday night after they were all involved in a shooting in Philly’s Wissinoming section that saw, at least, 37 shots fired.

As of about 8:50 p.m. on Monday, about 5,188 PECO customers are without power, mostly due to Thursday’s storms, leaving them unable to power air conditioning and other essentials as the area heads into a dangerous heat wave.