A person in a pickup truck is dead after the vehicle crashed into the side of a building in Ridley Twp., Delaware County on Wednesday morning.It happened around 9 a.m. at the Community Services Foundation and BuxMont Academy building along MacDade Boulevard in the Woodlyn section.The impact was so powerful that the truck smashed through the exterior wall.The name of the person killed has not been released.It's not yet known if anyone else was injured.The circumstances of this crash remain under investigation.

A Trump supporter in the battleground state of Pennsylvania was arrested after allegedly encouraging people to ignore the orders of an election bureau official overseeing a polling station in Delaware County, according to a report. Republican state committeewoman and RNC delegate Valerie Biancanello was arrested on Monday after allegedly encouraging...

Wednesday marks a sad day for the 6abc family and many local TV viewers.Wally Kennedy, a longtime host of 'AM Philadelphia' and 'AM Live' here at 6abc, has died. He was 76 years old.Every morning for decades, Philadelphia viewers watched him host the show that covered everything from entertainment to true crime to the city's social scene.As the show evolved to 'Philly After Midnight,' Wally evolved too, bringing a late-night edge to the show.In addition to the lighter fare, Wally often interviewed some of the biggest names in Philadelphia news and also hosted Inside Story, Sunday Live, and community parades.Wally left 6abc in 2004 and went on to teach at Temple University.He continued to broadcast as well, delivering the news on KYW Newsradio.Everyone at 6abc shares their condolences with Wally's friends and family.

Another big name in the history of Philadelphia Television and news has died. Wally Kennedy spent over two decades in various roles on WPVI (6ABC) died on Wednesday at the age of 76. Among the shows he hosted were AM Philadelphia (which evolved to AM Live), Philly After Midnight and...

Police are trying to identify two suspects connected to a shooting that injured seven people in North Philadelphia.Surveillance video released Tuesday shows the suspects getting out of a gray Nissan Altima before opening fire on October 19.Police say the shooting happened around 3:30 a.m. at 11th and Cumberland streets.One of the victims was a 16-year-old girl, who was hospitalized in critical condition.7 shot, including teen, following dispute at social media party in North Philadelphia: PoliceIf you recognize either of the suspects or the car, you can call or text police at 215-686-TIPS (8477).RELATED: Check the 6abc Neighborhood Safety Tracker

Members of Philadelphia's largest city workers union voted to authorize a strike on Wednesday afternoon.The more than 9,000 city employees represented by AFSCME District Council 33 have been working without a contract since July.Chopper 6 was over City Hall Wednesday evening as a massive group of workers marched around Center City.Mayor Cherelle Parker wants the union to agree to a short-term deal."It's not our place to discuss the union's tactics or strategies," said the Parker administration in a statement Wednesday. "We remain confident in what we've negotiated throughout this year with every other union representing our municipal workers, and we believe we will be able to find an amicable resolution with District Council 33's leadership and membership as well."The union is asking for a longer agreement, pay raises, and pension revisions.AFSCME represents blue-collar employees such as sanitation workers.

PHILADELPHIA - A Port Richmond community is mourning AutoZone worker, Kevin Taylor, after he was killed in a severe hit-and-run last week. "A loving father, a huge protector of a big brother, a mama’s boy and a daddy’s boy," said Shante Thompson, Kevin’s sister. All characteristics Thompson...

CHESTER COUNTY, Pa. - A year-long investigation has led to the dismantling of a drug trafficking organization that spanned two Pennsylvania counties. It began when officials say "Bad Bunny"-stamped heroin/fentanyl was found at the scene of a fentanyl overdose death in Phoenixville last year. In September, five Philadelphia men were...

The Phoenixville Police Department in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania is mourning the loss of an officer this week. The department said Officer Arthur "Art" Scena IV was killed in a crash on Sunday."It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that the Phoenixville Police Department must announce that we lost one of our own last night," the department said on Facebook on Monday.The department said the crash occurred in Warminster, Bucks County. More details on that crash were not immediately available.Scena was a native of Elkins Park who graduated from Cheltenham High School and Montgomery County Community College before attending the county police academy in 2010.He joined the department in 2019 after working as a corrections officer in the Montgomery County Correctional Facility, and previously was an officer in the Philadelphia Housing Authority police and the Chester Police Department.Scena leaves behind a wife, step-daughter and daughter. A memorial fund in his name is set up with the Phoenixville Federal Bank and Trust and at an online fundraising website.

If you know Glen Mills Station, that's one of the many signs you're from Delaware County. What makes someone embody the Delco spirit? Ryan Dickinson on the Shore News Network knows the telltale signs you’re from Delaware County. Wawa is a staple across the Philly burbs, but if you...

A new documentary from NBC10 is shining new light on one of the most shocking incidents in Philadelphia’s history; the caught-on-camera abduction of Carlesha Gaither Freeland a decade ago. "Finding Carlesha" premieres on NBC10's streaming channel and the NBC10 app on Friday, Nov. 1, at 7:30 p.m. ET. It...

After 51 years, Conshohocken Italian Bakery closed its doors on Sunday, leaving a significant hole in the Philadelphia area’s sandwich scene. After 51 years, Conshohocken Italian Bakery closed its doors for good on Sunday, leaving a significant hole in the Philadelphia area’s sandwich scene, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer.

NORRISTOWN — Moments after a Montgomery County judge sent her to jail for threatening district court staff in Plymouth Township, an “agitated” Norristown woman turned her anger against the judge with new threats, according to court documents. “All hell is going to break loose once I get...

The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public’s help to find missing juvenile Stephen Childs III (Left). Stephen was last seen October 2, 2024, at 1:09pm on the 27xx block of Federal St. Stephen was given to his father, Stephen Childs (Right) 49 years-of-age, in compliance with a shared custody order and has not returned the child since. Stephen Childs could be operating a 2007 Suzuki, red in color, PA# JKF-2510.

A broadcaster for more than 30 years, Wally Kennedy worked on-air for radio and television in Illinois, Michigan and Georgia before he came to Philadelphia.

It’s always burger season and three food and restaurant columnists from The Philadelphia Inquirer have come up with the 17 best places to get burgers in the region. One Delaware County spot continues to make their list. Regional knowledge and local experts were used to draw up the list,...

Pennsylvania’s Attorney General Michelle Henry, along with the Pennsylvania State Police, have announced charges against Davon Whitfield of Roslyn, Naima Scott of Abington, and Zonay Griffin of Philadelphia, each of whom are alleged leaders of an organized retail theft crew which stole merchandise, altered receipts, and made returns at TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, and Marshalls stores, resulting in more than $850,000 in payouts.

Michael Williams, 18, of Philadelphia, is accused of using his personal cellphone to record the victims while they showered.

A Bucks County traffic stop leads to the seizure of an “AK-style” gun, according to police. On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Bensalem Township Police Department reported that a darkly colored Mazda was traveling south on Hulmeville Road near Byberry Road in the township. As the windows were heavily tinted, according to reports, and the driver committed a traffic violation, coming close to causing a crash with another vehicle, police initiated a traffic stop on Park Avenue.

Coming soon to a dining hall near you will be the end of the paper to-go boxes that have become a Villanova staple in the past few years in favor of plastic, reusable ones that can be taken back to one’s dorm and returned for future use – a step towards sustainability.