Edward Jefferson Surrenders To Police After Center City SEPTA Station Stabbing Leaves 2 InjuredPolice have arrested a 16-year-old boy in connection with the stabbing of two teens at a SEPTA station in Center City last week.
Family: Man 'Died A Hero' In Easter Stabbing Attack That Left Baby, 2 Women InjuredA Wilmington family is calling their son a hero after he gave up his life to save an 18-month-old girl, plus two women in an Easter stabbing attack.
Police: 13-Year-Old Girl In Critical Condition Following StabbingPolice say a 13-year-old girl has been stabbed multiple times in the Germantown section of Philadelphia.
Police: 1 Dead, 3 Injured, Including Baby, Following Stabbing Incident In DelawarePolice say a man is facing murder charges after four people were injured, including an 18-month-old, during a stabbing incident on Monday morning.
Man Who Claimed He Was Accomplice In Natalee Holloway Case KilledJohn Christopher Ludwick made headlines when he claimed he helped Joran van der Sloot dispose of the missing teen's body.
Police: Boy Accidentally Stabs 5-Year-Old Brother While Playing With Knife A 5-year-old boy was hospitalized after police say he was accidentally stabbed by his 10–year-old brother.
Police: 2 Critical After Being Stabbed Multiple Times In Center CityIt happened shortly before 8 p.m. along the 300 block of South Broad Street.
Police: 3 Teens Stabbed In Philly After Large Fight At Pizza ShopCity police are investigating after three teens were stabbed on Monday afternoon.
Police: Man Stabbed Inside TGI Friday'sA man is hospitalized after police say he was stabbed inside a TGI Friday's on Friday night.
Police Arrest Man In Connection With Stabbing Of NurseNew Jersey police say they've charged a man with stabbing a nurse just a few steps away from her hospital's emergency room.
Phoenixville Police: Suspect Wanted After Woman Is Stabbed Multiple Times Inside Parked CarThe Phoenixville Police Department is searching for the person responsible for stabbing a woman inside a vehicle on Wednesday night.
