An Inquirer review of court records, and interviews with law enforcement sources who requested anonymity to discuss an open criminal case, shed new light on how police were drawn to the 3700 block of North 15th Street, and what happened in the moments after Maurice Hill allegedly opened fire.

The companies — including AT&T, Comcast, T-Mobile, and Verizon — pledged to block fraudulent calls on their networks and assist law enforcement investigating the calls’ origins.

George Mitchell, a former U.S. senator, has forcefully denied the claims. But Mitchell’s ties to Epstein have only deepened reservations among Philadelphia-area clergy sex abuse victims about a program many of them already viewed with skepticism.

Gov. Tom Wolf announced Thursday that the state will spend $3.8 million to treat PFAS-tainted water in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

A sudden spike in the number of registered patients and the addition of more dispensaries serving them may be causing a “drought” of medical marijuana available in the Philadelphia region, store owners say.

The new website, PhillyUnsolvedMurders.com, will allow people to submit information anonymously.

Police say Tianna Thomas, 19, remains at large, along with seven women who allegedly took part in the confrontation.

The investigation into Willoughby’s death is still pending.

As residents of a block-long crime scene, their battered and bullet-riddled cars still impounded for evidence, they blame the police for what happened as much as they do the shooting suspect.

A federal jury had found that owner William “Billy” Lloyd fired two employees who cooperated with OSHA inspectors investigating an accident.

James Harper, 36, died earlier this month, police said.

In a new University of Pennsylvania study, researchers found the kind of damage associated with developing atherosclerosis -- what is popularly called hardening of the arteries.

Police responded to incidents in Frankford around midnight, and shortly after 7 a.m. in West Philadelphia.