What do you think about when you're stuck in traffic? Here are the local routes that cause drivers to reflect on their life choices:

Police are searching for a missing 14-year-old mother and her infant son last seen in the city, authorities announced on Thursday, March 6. Jelina Rosero and her 2-month-old son, Jahseh Harris, were last seen on Thursday,

Multiple police departments in eastern Pennsylvania are investigating the thefts of mausoleum doors from cemeteries. In Delaware County, the doors were taken off two mausoleums at Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery in Marple Township. "Just simply unscrewed them from their hinges," Police Chief Brandon Graeff said. The doors are expensive and heavy.

A closure notice submitted to a federal bankruptcy judge Thursday calls for the shutdown of the entire Crozer Health system​.

Jefferson, which continues to expand across the region and into the Lehigh Valley, has about 2,000 employees at its headquarters in Center City.

Pennsylvania is spending more than $10 million to replace its electronic voter registration database with an election management system.

Philadelphia Soccer 2026 will unveil our city's poster at the Philadelphia Flower Show. Six World Cup games will be played at the Linc starting Sunday, June 14, of next year. Neighboring Citizens Bank Park will host the Major League Baseball All Star game just weeks later, all as the city helps mark America's 250th birthday.

Schools in Philadelphia will continue allowing transgender athletes to participate in girls sports after Pennsylvania changed its policy to prevent it from happening.

The design is full of city landmarks and soccer icons. Each of the World Cup's 16 host cities will have its own poster, and Philadelphia was the first to announce its version.

Matt Campuzano, a 10-year-old from Marple, Pennsylvania, is looking ahead to his spring basketball season and keeping Pope Francis in his prayers. Matt has a special connection to the pope, who embraced him while making the rounds in his popemobile in Center City in September 2015, when Matt was five months old.