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Jane Golden, founder of Mural Arts, said it’s long overdue, but things are coming into place quickly.

Authorities announce a major bust of more than a dozen people allegedly involved with violent street gangs, accused in numerous shootings across South and Southwest Philadelphia -- with the youngest victim just five years old. KYW's Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson joins us live with details.

Officials in Delaware County have ended the health disaster declaration that was issued last year because of the closure of Crozer Health. KYW’s Justin Udo has the latest.

As lawmakers in Harrisburg continue to wrestle with guidelines for artificial intelligence, a State House Majority Policy Committee held a hearing on its use in counseling and mental health treatment.

Delaware County Democrat Jennifer O’Mara sponsored a bill that would set standards and regulations for A-I systems that pose as counselors or therapists.

This week's winter storm that came through the region caused damage to two Brandywine Valley SPCA facilities in Delaware. KYW Newsradio's John McDevitt reports financial donations are needed for repairs and supplies. (Photo credit: BVSPCA)

Starting tomorrow, drivers on Route 202 in King of Prussia are in for a long-term detour as PennDOT resumes work to prevent sinkholes. KYW's Mike DeNardo reports...

It’s been a more active winter for crews on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, but administrators say it has also been a safer one. KYW Newsradio’s Mike DeNardo reports. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Lower Merion police are investigating after officers shot and killed a man in Bala Cynwyd who was wanted on child rape charges. The Montgomery County District Attorney's Office said the suspect — also an ex-cop — fired at officers first. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez has the story.

An elementary school basketball coach and her father were arrested after they allegedly attacked an opposing team’s coach and his wife during a game earlier this month. (Photo credit: NBC10)

Where do you think the city should put a bus station? You have a chance to tell city planners Wednesday night from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Independence Visitor Center.

The intercity bus station has moved several times since the Greyhound station at 12th and Filbert closed in 2023. Riders have complained that the temporary replacements haven't had adequate bathrooms or waiting room space.

The city has been considering a plan to have the Philadelphia Parking Authority lease the old Greyhound station, refurbish it, and then charge bus companies fees to use it, but that hasn't been finalized.

The City Planning Commission says the goal is to "create a modern transportation hub where riders are safe and comfortable."