The 26-year-old officer was shot after police say a bullet fired during a fight ricocheted off the ground and hit him in the stomach.

In a joint statement Wednesday, the city and the courts said they are "committed to working together to ensure the success of the Neighborhood Wellness Court.”

Kelvontae Perry demonstrated a troubling lack of remorse for his role in Shaquille Love's death, according to Bucks County Court Judge Wallace Bateman.

Cure4Camden said it was notified by the U.S. Department of Justice on April 22 that its funding would end that same day.

A toddler shot himself in the stomach with a gun left unattended in his West Philadelphia home.

Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele said Andrew Jackson Ecker was carrying a gun reported stolen in Philadelphia when he fired at officers outside of his home in Pottstown.

The stunning reversal came at the direction of new Bishop Joseph A. Williams, who said he wants the diocese to support victims.

Authorities say Joseph Kling, 19, deliberately started the fire by soaking wooden pallets in gasoline and setting them aflame to start a bonfire that he left unattended.

Logan Freed was driving his Kia Sorrento at more than twice the posted speed limit when he caused the fatal crash on April 24, police said.

In addition to the three attempted murder charges, Hill was found guilty of nine counts of aggravated assault, nine counts of assault of a law enforcement officer, and other charges.

The Ocean County Prosecutor's office said a 17 year-old boy has been charged with aggravated arson, arson, and hindering apprehension as the result of the fire.

Investigators said Lateefah Brown stabbed a man in the back of his head as they got off a bus at Route 110 bus near the Marple Crossroads Mall.

Judge James Murray Lynn found Detective Robert Redanauer “not guilty” of all charges in 2021. But there was no trial. “It’s very odd,” one law professor said.

Wellness court is on pause amid a months-long frustration between the courts and Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's team over how the program was launched. One judge called city leaders "fake."

Michael Jefferson pinned a female prisoner to the ground and sexually assaulted her, federal prosecutors said.