The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, September 23, 2026 (evening edition)

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Forecasters are warning about potential flooding and beach erosion at the Jersey Shore this week as a strong storm system brings heavy rain and high winds.

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Federal authorities and Philadelphia police say they’ve taken down a major drug trafficking operation.

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A Philadelphia school district teacher who claimed Palestinian and African ancestry, is at the center of a scandal that has angered the pro-Palestinian community after it was revealed she is actually the white daughter of Israeli settlers.

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Every month it seems energy bills are biting into the household budget. And now lawmakers from in and around Delaware County are joining forces to address energy affordability and reforms amid federal cuts.

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Concrete isn't the best place to grow pumpkins, but it turns out you don't need to leave the city to find the perfect jack-o'-lantern!

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026 (midday edition):

• Big changes are coming and will affect the way fans park and tailgate at the South Philadelphia Sports Complex for Eagles games.
• New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill issued a historic fine to a data center company on Tuesday after their Vineland facility was found to have more than five dozen unpermitted natural gas generators.
• Delaware County is giving out free Narcan this week to help curb the ongoing opioid epidemic.
• Phoenixville is looking to add another to its list of pop culture celebrations, this time focused on a staple of millennial TV-watchers.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026 (morning edition):

• SEPTA has unveiled an ambitious plan for the service it could provide — if it gets an increase in funding.
• For the first time, a medical doctor will lead the board of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia.
• Researchers from an environmental think tank are calling for the adoption of energy standards they say benefit the environment and consumers’ wallets.
• Legendary Phillies PA announcer Dan Baker has donated dozens of autographed baseballs, bats and other memorabilia to his alma mater, Rowan University.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, September 22, 2026 (evening edition)

SEPTA is laying out a vision of what service could look like, with more funding.

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An arrest has been made in a northwestern Pennsylvania disappearance that’s gone unsolved for 24 years and officials say Bucks County’s former district attorney played a key role.

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Police are investigating a sweet getaway after a Krispy Kreme delivery truck was stolen from the parking lot of a Royal Farms in the city’s Frankford neighborhood Tuesday morning. 

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A data center in Vineland, New Jersey has been issued a $1 million fine for running nearly 60 natural gas generators without a permit.

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Someone is $100,000 richer after buying a winning Powerball ticket in Montgomery County.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 (midday edition):

• There are still dozens of canceled and delayed flights at the airport after a communications failure led to a ground stop and significant disruptions at several airports throughout the Northeast on Monday.
• Police are warning women to be vigilant when they go into or out of banks in Northeast Philadelphia. At least four women have been robbed near banks in the last two months, all of them in broad daylight.
• The old Philadelphia Police Department headquarters sits between two of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods: Chinatown and Old City. But the building, known as the Roundhouse, has been vacant for four years, despite efforts to imagine a new use.
• The new rail cars SEPTA bought in March have finally arrived in the Philadelphia area, but the transit agency said it may still take some time to put them into service.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 (morning edition):

• Four coaches of the 2025 Cheltenham High School football team have been ordered to stand trial on charges that they failed to properly notify officials about the locker room beating of a 15-year-old player.
• The old Philadelphia Police Department headquarters sits between two of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods: Chinatown and Old City. But the building, known as the Roundhouse, has been vacant for four years, despite efforts to imagine a new use.
• With vote-by-mail becoming a hot topic again, officials in Delaware County want constituents to know it's business as usual, and they just need to do their part by voting.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Sept. 21, 2026 (midday edition):

• Police are investigating after a man was shot near Temple University early Monday morning.

• A sister of one of the women believed to have died inside the Olney home spoke exclusively with KYW Newsradio.

• Philadelphia’s city controller has calculated the high cost of illegal dumping in Philadelphia.

• Mail-in ballots for this year’s midterm election went out over the weekend in New Jersey.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026 (morning edition):

• Ed Sheeran is preparing to return to the stage Saturday in Philadelphia for the first time since rapper Macklemore and other opening acts were cut from the tour for making pro-Palestinian comments onstage.
• Thirty-six new measles cases were reported Friday, bringing Pennsylvania's total this year to 767 across 38 counties. Four state residents have died from measles-associated illnesses.
• A massive tree fell off a hillside at the intersection of Belmont Avenue and Old Belmont Avenue Friday afternoon, injuring two people.
• The Montgomery County District Attorney’s office is targeting stores that sell what is described as a dangerous product, as health officials warn the increasingly popular and unregulated product mimics the effects of opioids.
• A centennial birthday celebration was held for a local trailblazer who helped keep manufacturing alive in the U.S. during World War II.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026 (evening edition):

• City health officials are warning people who were at Children’s Hospital last week that they may have been exposed to measles.
• Authorities are charging a woman with murder in connection with a fire in Southwest Philly that killed one person in February.
• Some people with business before Philadelphia public agencies are targets for scammers.
• It's a one-stop shop on Saturday for parents looking for Philadelphia school options.
• Guardrails and more "wrong way" signs are coming to Route 55 to make that troubled highway safer.