State police, Radnor emergency responders, and firefighters were at the scene Thursday night.
Radnor residents and businesses report retail theft and burglaries.
Firefighters, police and public works officials are at the scene of an electrical fire.
Radnor police report a series of theft occurred in the township in October.
Police are seeking the identity of a suspect who committed a theft in Radnor and made fraudulent purchases in Tom's River, N.J.
Superintendent Christopher B. Flanagan said police provided extra presence Wednesday, which turned out to be a “normal day in Radnor.”
Radnor police are on the scene of a reported bomb threat, prompting the evacuation of a boys’ soccer game.
Radnor police said Lechan Meyer fled from police during a vehicle stop before crashing in Haverford Township.
Police are searching for suspects in a burglary ring targeting residential burglaries in upscale neighborhoods.
Shajir Goins is in a Delaware County jail awaiting a hearing on drug and weapon offenses, Radnor police said.
A Newtown Township officer fatally shot a passenger and wounded the driver when a motorist pinned him against his cruiser with the car.
Radnor police report crimes including retail theft, car theft, package theft and more.
Radnor Township officials, friends and others attended a luncheon to express gratitude to K9 Rocky and his handler, Officer Jennifer Cocco.
A suspect was charged with exposing himself and possessing illegal drugs in Odorisio Park.
Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that occurred on Sept. 1 at Walnut and North Wayne avenues.
The diocese agreed to pay $3.M to a man who claims he was assaulted while a student at St. Katherine of Sienna in Wayne, Radnor Township.
Margera was ordered last month to remain in the Philadelphia region until his assault case in Chester County is resolved.
Daniel Razionale, 34, of Ardmore, is charged with loitering and prowling at night.
Police said thieves are stealing items from parked cars and packages outside residences.
Radnor police are investigating the latest wave of thefts from vehicles in the Wayne section of town.
Several West Wayne residents complained of fireworks around 3 a.m. on Friday, days ahead of the holiday, police said.
Police report several thefts on Monday and Tuesday in unlocked parked vehicles in the township.
The commissioners approved hiring five new police officers and a social worker.
Police provide car safety tips for residents.
A Radnor public works crew assists firefighters in the cleanup of a brush fire at Odorisio Park Sunday morning.
Police remind residents to lock doors and hide valuables.
Superintendent Christopher B. Flanagan asked the township commissioners for an additional five officers and one social worker.
Police report theft of wallets, a catalytic converter, vandalism, and more from May 12 to 18.
Radnor police are riding bikes, motorcycles, and vehicles on the 2023 Police Unity Tour to remember officers who died in the line of duty.
Radnor police responded to reports of stolen vehicles, retail thefts, wallet thefts and residential burglaries.
Phillip Sandor, 22, receives a certificate of appreciation from Police Superintendent Chris Flanagan for his bravery.
Police stopped a vehicle driven by a man who was wanted on warrants who got out of the car and ran on Monday, police said.
K9 Axel and Officer Rich Braxton received training to patrol and detective explosives.
Radnor police remind residents to remove valuables and lock car doors when parking in the township.
Police received numerous theft complaints from vehicles in the early morning hours on Saturday, April 1.
Delaware County medical examiner’s office identified the victim who died on March 22 as Kamara Fatina of Downingtown.
A 54-year-old male, who was not identified, was fatally injured early Sunday morning in a Louella Court apartment in Wayne.
Police also reported theft inside vehicles and a storage locker and graffiti sprayed on walls.
Brian Kennedy was convicted in January by a jury of killing his wife in a crowded Wawa in the Wayne section of Radnor Township.
This is the second report of theft in a month at the state liquor store on Lancaster Avenue.