At least four people were hurt after a bus crashed on I-81 in Scranton, Pennsylvania Sunday afternoon.
The Omega Express Luxury bus with 40 people on board was traveling to New York City when the accident occurred.
At least four people were injured. Officials have not yet revealed their conditions or the cause of the accident.
A man is fighting for his life after he was shot and robbed in Philadelphia Sunday night.
The 52-year-old man was getting out of his parked Lexus on the 7100 block of North 18th Street at 9:24 p.m. when two gunmen approached him, robbed him and opened fire, police said.
The man was struck in the stomach, left hip and thigh. The two men went into their own vehicle and drove north on Pittsville Street towards Cheltenham, according to investigators.
The victim was taken to the Einstein Medical Center where he is currently in critical condition.
No arrests have been made. Police have not yet released a description of the two gunmen.
Police are searching for a teenager who they say stabbed a man to death following an argument over a cellphone in Philadelphia.
Investigators say the 36-year-old man and teenager were on the 3100 block of Berkeley Drive at 7:15 p.m. Sunday when they began to argue over a cellphone. The teen then allegedly took out a knife and stabbed the man in the chest and left arm before fleeing the scene.
The man was taken to Temple University Hospital where he was pronounced dead at 7:41 p.m.
The victim has not yet been identified. No arrests have been made.
Police are trying to find the person who tied a dog to a pole and left her to die.
A woman called the Animal Welfare Society of Monroe, Pennsylvania, around 5 p.m. Saturday reporting she found a dog who was near death and hogtied to a pole in Pocono Country Place, Mount Pocono.
Police arrived at the scene and immediately took the dog, who officials believe is around four years old, to the veterinarian. The vet released the dog to AWSOM who named her "Baby Girl" and are helping with her recovery.
Officials say the dog has mange, a skin disease caused by parasitic mites, and swollen feet due to being tied up.
Officials are now searching for the dog’s owner. If you have any information, please call the Pocono Mountain Regional Police at 570-895-2400.
Demonstrators marched against gun violence in Philadelphia Sunday in memory of a man who police say was shot and killed by two teenagers while he was walking his dog.
Residents and local religious groups held a demonstration Sunday and walked to the 6400 block of Woodcrest Avenue, the same location where 51-year-old James Stuhlman was shot and killed back on March 12.
Stuhlman was walking his dog along Woodcrest Avenue when he was shot and killed by two teen boys during a robbery, police said.
Tyfine Hamilton and Brandon Smith, both 15, face murder, robbery and other related charges in Stuhlman’s death. A 14-year-old boy is also facing robbery and conspiracy charges for his alleged role in the crime though police say he was only a witness to the murder.
The teens were playing basketball when they decided to rob a man, investigators said. The boys picked Stuhlman as their target because he looked old and his dog appeared "weak," according to investigators.
Stuhlman pleaded for his life, saying "please don't shoot me," before he was shot once in the chest, according to Philadelphia Homicide Captain James Clark.
When officers arrived on the scene, the dog's leash was still in the man's hand and his pet was lying by his side, police said.
Stuhlman is survived by his daughter, wife and six siblings.
During Sunday’s event, the demonstrators expressed their support for Stuhlman and other victims of gun violence. The organizers said they are also focused on getting illegal guns off the streets.
“Most of the murders that we have seen or heard lately have been done with illegal guns,” said Yancy Harrell, the father of another victim of gun violence. “The two guys that killed my son, they had an illegal gun. The guys that killed James, they had an illegal gun.”
Police in one Delaware County town investigated their eighth homicide of the year after police found a resident lying face down in the street with multiple gunshot wounds to the head.
Chester Police said an unidentified shooter “ambushed” the victim as he exited a car near 3rd and Engle streets.
Medics pronounced the man dead at the scene.
Police didn’t identify the man outside of saying he was 33 years old until they could reach the man’s family members.
Investigators asked anyone with information to contact Chester Detective Lawrence Weigand at (610)-447-8426 or CID Detective Thomas Scarpato at (610)-891-4708.
Fire tore through a set of row homes Monday morning forcing Delaware County residents from the home.
The blaze along Bickley Place in Chester, Pennsylvania struck a day after an earlier fire damaged a home on the same block.
On Monday, the blaze appeared to begin in an abandoned home next to the earlier fire scene then spread through a common roof to the other homes.
In total, five buildings were damaged and 19 people were displaced.
Luckily, no one was hurt and Monday’s blaze was brought under control around 3 a.m., said county dispatchers.
The American Red Cross helped residents forced from their homes.
The cause of Monday's fire remained under investigation.
