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Wave of COVID-19 infections in Philadelphia could be nearing its peak, health commissioner says

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Acting Health Commissioner Cheryl Bettigole on Thursday said there is data to suggest that the city's wave of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations is approaching its peak. Nearly a month ago, Philadelphia implemented a mask mandate on all indoor public spaces that do not require proof of vaccination. The city also tightened masking rules on certain outdoor events with more than 1,000 people, including the recently held Made In America music festival. The mandates came at a time when Philadelphia was seeing ‘substantial’ community spread of the virus, according to the Centers for Disease Control and prevention.

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'Tremendous loss': Philly comedian, sports radio host Big Daddy Graham dies

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia sports media icon and stand-up comedian Big Daddy Graham died on Wednesday night at the age of 68.Born Edward Gudonis, Graham was raised in Philadelphia and later formed half of the "Two Funny Philly Guys" comedy duo with local comedian Joe Conklin. Graham spent two decades behind the mic as a sports radio host at 94WIP. He was also the author of several books, including The Great Book of Philadelphia Sports Lists he co-authored with Glen Macnow. "There's, what, 7 billion people on the earth, you couldn't find one remotely like Big Daddy Graham," Macnow said on Good Day Philadelphia.

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SEPTA proposes name change for subway, trolley lines

PHILADELPHIA - Did you know that Center City trains and trolleys make up something called the SEPTA Rail Transit Network? If you didn’t that's probably because there is very limited signage to suggest that these public transportations lines were bundled underneath an organized title.

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Pa. State Police seek information in 16-year-old cold case

PHILADELPHIA - The Pennsylvania State Police is continuing their investigation into the homicide of a man over sixteen years ago. The incident occurred on January 15, 2005, at 1:30 a.m. on the interstate I-76 westbound at Vare Avenue in Philadelphia. Tom Wood, 36, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, was shot and killed while operating his gray GMC pickup truck while on I-76.

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KISS’ Paul Stanley spotted without mask in public days after testing positive for COVID-19

KISS‘ Paul Stanley has been spotted in public without a mask days after testing positive for COVID-19.The guitarist was seen walking inside of a West Hollywood Hotel last Tuesday (August 31) minus a face covering – you can see photos courtesy of The Daily Mail here.Aside from the fact that California has imposed a mask mandate, Los Angeles Department of Public Health has said that COVID-positive individuals should self-isolate for a minimum of 10 days.The news comes just five days after Stanley announced he had contracted coronavirus – which in turn forced the band to postpone a show in Philadelphia.

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I-676 flooding: Portion of Vine Street Expressway remains closed following historic flooding

PHILADELPHIA - As floodwaters continue to recede following historic flooding in Philadelphia, some major arteries of traffic in and around the city remain closed more than 24-hours after the remnants of Ida rolled across the Delaware Valley.LATEST IDA STORM HEADLINESA large portion of the Vine Street Expressway remains submerged in several feet of water that overflowed from the Schuylkill River on Thursday after a night of intense downpours. Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Adam Theil said the Schuylkill swelled to a near-record 16 feet when it overcame city streets and buildings and necessitated several hundred water rescues. The Vine Street Expressway was flooded when intense downpours caused the Schuylkill River to overflow.

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Ida’s remnants over U.S. Northeast serve as climate change warning

A massive rescue and recovery operation is underway in the U.S. East Coast, after remnants of Hurricane Ida hammered the region with tornadoes and record rains.

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Philadelphia schools switch to remote learning Friday due to flooding

School District of Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA - The School District of Philadelphia has canceled all after-school activities Thursday and has informed students that they will learn remotely on Friday. The district announced the change Thursday afternoon, after students reported to schools on a two-hour delay due to widespread flooding cause by remnants of Hurricane Ida.Students will be dismissed at normal times on Thursday, and engage in remote learning and instruction on Friday as school buildings will be closed. The Schuylkill River has exceeded its banks in Philadelphia following a night of intense rainfall and damaging storms.School staff will be communicating directly with families about dismissal for the following schools in

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‘Truly unprecedented’: Crews rescue hundreds from historic flooding in Philadelphia, Montgomery counties

PHILADELPHIA - Hundreds of people needed to be rescued from their homes after the Schuylkill River leaked into Philadelphia on Thursday flooding parts of the city in feet of water. Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Adam Theil called the flooding "truly unprecedented" in a phone interview with FOX 29's Good Day Philadelphia.

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Man shot twice during attempted robbery in Nicetown, police say

police lights PHILADELPHIA - Police in Philadelphia are investigating after a man was shot twice during an attempted robbery in Nicetown.The incident happened at approximately 10:38 a.m. Saturday on the 1700 block of Blavis Street. MORE HEADLINES:A 56-year-old man sustained two gunshot wounds to the stomach during the attempted robbery.

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Man who fled police charged with attempted murder for shooting at officers in NJ, prosecutors say

GLOUCESTER COUNTY, N.J. - A Delaware County man who fled police in Pennsylvania, stole a police vehicle and exchanged gunfire with officers in New Jersey, wounding one was charged Friday with attempted murder in the Gloucester County incident, prosecutors announced.Arthur Henry Disanto Jr., 41, was wanted in the July 3 shooting of a woman in Delaware County. Pennsylvania troopers attempted to stop a motorcycle driven by Disanto on Monday night in Marple, authorities said. He was later spotted by a plainclothes officer in Folcroft who was driving an unmarked police SUV.The officer caught up with the motorcycle in Philadelphia.

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KISS postpone US show after Paul Stanley tests positive for COVID-19

KISS have postponed their Philadelphia show after singer Paul Stanley tested positive to COVID-19.KISS resumed their End Of The Road tour in the US four days ago, with their Burgettstown, Philadelphia show scheduled for August 26 local time.In a statement, the group said they had been adhering to COVID safety protocols to prevent the spread while on the road. More information on forthcoming shows is expected shortly.

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Afghan evacuees expected to arrive at Philadelphia International Airport, city spokesperson says

PHILADELPHIA - Evacuees fleeing Afghanistan are expected to arrive at the Philadelphia International Airport in the upcoming days.PHL is the second airport in the nation to welcome arrivals as part of this operation in addition to Dulles International Airport in Virginia. "This is a federal-led operation, and we are collaborating with the federal government in this emergency response, protecting the rights and dignity of the Afghan families arriving in the country.

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Teachers at Masterman in Philadelphia protest over asbestos concerns

PHILADELPHIA - Teachers at Julia Masterman School in Spring Garden protested Thursday outside of the building citing safety concerns regarding asbestos activity in the building.They were welcomed back to prepare for the upcoming school year, but say they don’t want to be inside the building until the district says it’s safe to do so."We don’t feel safe in the building right now because information from the district has not been shared showing the building is safe," said Ethan Tannen. Tannen, who also teaches Math at the school, says teachers are uneasy about their own safety and the safety of their students. "We need health and safety to be a priority and we want to have that excitement along with a safe building.

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2 rideshare drivers wounds in separate shootings in Philadelphia, police say

Scene at Taney Street in North Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA - Two rideshare drivers were wounded in separate shootings in Philadelphia Wednesday.The first shooting happened on North 63rd Street in West Philadelphia around 5:20 p.m. According to police, a 46-year-old man was shot once in the right thigh and a 20-year-old man was shot twice in the foot.

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Archdiocese of Philadelphia students, staff required to wear masks

PHILADELPHIA - Masks will be required for Archdiocese of Philadelphia students and staff this upcoming school year. For years, many Catholic schools in Philadelphia struggled with enrollment. Then something surprising happened when COVID hit, interest in enrollment for schools like our Mother of Consolation Parish School actually went up because many Catholic schools never switched to remote learning."Parents are interested because we are in person five days a week.

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Philadelphia's anti-violence budget focused on long term, officials say

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia city controller says about a fifth of the funding dedicated in this year's city budget to address gun violence will go to programs that could immediately stem the shootings, according to an analysis released Thursday.Controller Rebecca Rhynhart analyzed how the $155 million designated for what city officials called anti-violence initiatives is being spent.

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WATCH: Man accused of stealing $10k in glasses from Center City Pearl Vision

CENTER CITY - Investigators in Philadelphia are searching for a man accused of stealing over $10,000 in eyeglass frames and sunglasses from a Center City Pearl Vision store. The Philadelphia Police Department said the robbery happened last Friday morning at the Pearl Vision on the 1500 block of Walnut Street.RELATED HEADLINESPolice released surveillance video from inside the store showing a suspect dressed in a white tank top and blue jeans loading glasses into a bag.The wanted man allegedly stole 40 various styles of glasses valued at over $10k, according to the department.Philadelphia police are searching for a man accused of stealing $10k in glasses from a Pearl Vision store in Center City.

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Gold Star families recognized at fundraising event in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - Ten Gold Star families from around the country were recognized at a fundraising event Sunday afternoon in Philadelphia amid a stinging backdrop as the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan. The event was organized by the Punishers Biking Group and the Michael Strange Foundation, it was held at the Fraternal Order of Police headquarters on Caroline Road in Northeast Philadelphia.TALIBAN SEIZE CONTROL OF AFGHANISTANCharles Strange, Michael's father, said he started the foundation to help other families who lost a loved one in action.

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Kidnapping victim recovered, arrests made during FBI operation in Camden

CAMDEN - Federal authorities say an adult kidnapping victim was found at a property in Camden, New Jersey on Saturday and his suspected abductors were taken into custody. Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation participated in an early morning operation on the 600 block of Randolph Street, according to a release from the FBI.RELATED HEADLINESA male kidnapping victim was recovered during the operation and an unspecified number of suspects were taken into custody. Agents from Philadelphia's FBI office remained on scene hours after the operation to collect evidence.

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New changes to the mask mandate in Philly impacting families

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials announced some changes to its mask mandate to help parents of kids who are too young for the vaccine.The city’s health department reinstated an indoor mask mandate in Philadelphia Wednesday with an exception for places that required vaccinations. People spoke up and Friday the city amended its plans to make things a little less complicated for families with children who cannot yet get the vaccine.According to the health department, pharmacies, grocery stores, doctor's offices and urgent care centers do not have the option to require proof of vaccination at the door instead they must mandate masks to better accommodate families. "Parents do not have to worry that they'll be unable to stop by the grocery

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3 stabbed, 1 killed, overnight in Philadelphia, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say three people were stabbed in separate incidents overnight in Philadelphia, including a woman who was fatally wounded in Kensington and a man who was stabbed nearly a dozen times at a Center City PATCO station.Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department say a 38-year-old woman was killed on the 3000 block of A Street just before 1:30 a.m. A suspect was taken into custody following the deadly incident, according to investigators. RELATED HEADLINESPolice have not said what sparked the stabbing.

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Heat wave peaks Thursday and Friday with possible hottest days of the year

PHILADELPHIA - A heat wave is well underway in Philadelphia with the past three days reaching the 90s, but we haven't seen the worst of it yet.Following a high of 91 degrees Monday, 93 degrees Tuesday and 95 degrees Wednesday, it's possible that Thursday and Friday could peak in the upper 90s, according to the FOX 29 Weather Authority.The hottest day of the year so far in Philadelphia was June 30, when a 97-degree high was recorded at Philadelphia International Airport. This temperature will be challenged both Thursday and Friday.The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for much of the Delaware Valley through 8 p.m.

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Police: 16-year-old shot twice in Juniata Park

PHILADELPHIA - A teen is making a recovery after he was shot overnight in Philadelphia. The teen was shot on the 4000 block of Neilson Street in Juniata Park just after 2:30 a.m.

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Family: Man assaulted at Columbus Boulevard restaurant

PHILADELPHIA - A man is hospitalized after his family says he was brutally beaten outside of a Columbus Boulevard restaurant. The incident happened shortly after 2 a.m. at Cavanaugh's River Deck, a beer garden in Philadelphia.

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Heat, humidity will return next week in the 'dog days' of summer

The 6- to 10-day temperature outlook issued Thursday by NOAA's Climate Prediction Center. (NOAA/CPC)PHILADELPHIA - It's still summer, so the heat and humidity are bound to return at some point.

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Weather Authority: 90-degree temperatures return Friday, beautiful weekend ahead

PHILADELPHIA - The Delaware Valley will be heating back up Friday after a brief break from 90-degree temperatures.FOX 29’s Sue Serio is forecasting a high of 91 degrees in Philadelphia Friday with mostly sunny skies. We are looking at another beautiful weekend, with temperatures expected to dip back into the upper 80s both Saturday and Sunday. Saturday will be our next chance of rain as a system moving in from the south brings clouds, and likely some precipitation to the area later in the afternoon and evening. WEATHER HEADLINES: Some showers could extend into the overnight hours Sunday morning. By Monday, temperatures are expected to climb back into the 90s, possibly marking the start of a fifth heat wave of 2021 as 90-degree temperatures

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School District of Philadelphia leaders discuss mental health support for students

PHILADELPHIA - Students in Philadelphia are not only dealing with the trauma of the pandemic but also the ongoing gun violence in the city. The School District of Philadelphia will be offering mental health support this fall.Social and emotional support are the two big concerns for Dr.

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Philadelphia facing 911 dispatcher shortage

PHILADELPHIA - 911 is a lifeline for many people in the community, but what if you can’t get through when time is of the essence?It’s taking longer to get these emergency vehicles to your emergency in Philadelphia with a critically low number of staff working at the city’s 911 call center. One police source says the phone can ring as much as 30 times before an operator answers that's several minutes when seconds mean everything. Many Philly residents have reached out to FOX 29 alerting us to the problem, which could mean the difference between life and death.

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16-year-old facing 7 counts of attempted murder in Fishtown mass shooting caught on video

PHILADELPHIA - A 16-year-old boy is in custody and facing more than a half dozen counts of attempted murder in connection with a mass shooting in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood earlier this year. On Wednesday, police announced the arrest of the teen in connection with the March 26 shooting outside of the Golf & Social Club on Delaware Avenue. The shooting was captured on surveillance video that showed two gunmen firing towards a crowd that had formed outside of the club around 8 p.m.

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Body found in Northeast Philadelphia identified as Cassandra Johnston, medical examiner says

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA - A body discovered Sunday in Northeast Philadelphia has positively been identified as Cassandra Johnston, a Bucks County woman who went missing three weeks ago after spending the night at a friend's house in Philadelphia, according to the medical examiner's office. Lower Southampton Police Chief John T.

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Philadelphia seeing ‘substantial’ level of community COVID-19 transmission, per CDC data

PHILADELPHIA - The CDC says Philadelphia is now seeing ‘substantial’ community spread of COVID-19.According to the CDC’s Data Tracker, ‘substantial’ transmission means there have been 50-99.99 total new cases per 100,000 persons in the last seven days. As of Monday, Philadelphia was one of 605 counties in the U.S. to fall into the substantial transmission category, while 1,923, or nearly 60% of U.S.

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FBI, Philadelphia police serve warrants, round up guns in effort to combat violence

PHILADELPHIA - There have been 321 homicides in Philadelphia so far in 2021, as of Aug. 1. FOX 29's Steve Keeley recently went on a ride-along with the FBI and the Philadelphia Police during a round-up to arrest those who were most wanted. According to Keeley, police were able to capture 37 of the fugitives with warrants out for arrest.

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Spirit reportedly canceling flights to, from Philadelphia International Airport

PHILADELPHIA - A heads up if you are going to the airport this morning.

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Police find car of Bucks County woman who vanished 3 weeks ago

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Police have found the car of a missing Bucks County woman who vanished three weeks ago after leaving a friend's apartment in Philadelphia.FOX 29's Alex George says police found a gray 2016 Ford Focus on Woodhaven Road in Northeast Philadelphia.According to FOX 29's Marcus Espinoza, police confirmed the car belonged to Cassandra Johnston on Sunday morning.

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Police may have found car of Bucks County woman who vanished 3 weeks ago

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Police believe they may have found the car of a missing Bucks County woman who vanished three weeks ago after leaving a friend's apartment in Philadelphia.FOX 29's Alex George says police found a gray 2016 Ford Focus on Woodhaven Road in Northeast Philadelphia that may belong to 26-year-old Cassandra Johnston. Johnston, a daycare worker from Feasterville, has not been seen since the morning of July 11th when she left he friend's apartment on 12th and Vine streets around 5:30 a.m.Police say Johnston lost her cell phone the day before she disappeared and has not been heard from in nearly three weeks. According to family members, Johnston has mental health issues and it is unknown if she has her medication. Police say she

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You think it gets humid in Philadelphia? 'Corn sweat' is causing 90-degree dew points in Iowa

An upstate New York corn field on July 28, 2021. (Brian Donegan)PHILADELPHIA - The humidity in Philadelphia is no joke during the summer.

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Suspect in hit-and-run rampage in Philadelphia and Montgomery County identified

SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - Authorities in Montgomery County have arrested a suspect in connection to several hit-and-runs, including a deadly crash in South Philadelphia where police say the driver hopped the curb and ran over a woman twice.Police believe the suspect is also responsible for hit-and-run crashes in Manayunk and Collegeville that happened after he fled the deadly early Wednesday morning crash in South Philadelphia. According to police, the series of events started after midnight when a man hopped into a Chevy Malibu that was left running.

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Alezuana Carter case: Man charged with murder in Philadelphia teen's slaying

Luis Rodriguez, 25, has been arrested and charged in the shooting death of 13-year-old Alezauna Carter. PHILADELPHIA - Police have confirmed that an arrest has been made in the murder of a 13-year-old girl found in a Frankford apartment. Luis Rodriguez, 25, of the 1600 block of Allengrove Street, has been arrested and chargedwith murder and related offenses for his involvement in the murder of Alezuana Carter, authorities announced Monday. For months, Alezauna Carter's family had been seeking answers in the death of the young girl. Police say Alezauna, known as Libby, was reported missing in November 2020.

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Man in critical condition after being shot in North Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - The violence in Philadelphia continues to cause havoc.A man is now fighting for his life after being shot in North Philadelphia, which police are saying is a high crime area. The shooting happened just before 1:30 a.m. Saturday morning near 12th and Dauphin Streets.Police found the man on the street with a gun shot wound to his head and torso.Investigators do have some clues to help them identify the gunman's weapon.

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Local congressman pleads for action to be taken to end gun violence in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - A local congressman sent letters to Mayor Jim Kenney and President Joe Biden pleading for action to put an end to the surge of gun violence in Philadelphia.Kiere, 19, tries to stay cool on a hot July day as he fixes cars. He sees firsthand the violence plaguing his neighborhood. "People just out here doing it just cause ain’t no reason behind it, like alright he said this end it there, alright I’m gonna kill him, I’m gonna shoot him, I’m gonna retaliate.

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Officials recommend indoor masking in Philadelphia following uptick in hospitalizations, new cases

PHILADELPHIA - After a brief respite from indoor mask-wearing in Philadelphia, health officials on Thursday recommended that all people resume wearing masks indoors regardless of their vaccination status. Acting Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole cited a "small, but disturbing" increase in hospitalizations and doubling cases due to the Delta variant and COVID-19 infections in children who are not vaccine eligible."It's time for all of us to do what we need to do to protect our city's kids," Dr.

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City leaders address surge in gun violence in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - Mayor Jim Kenney and Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw tried to assure the public they're doing everything they can to stop the bloodshed in the city."It’s no secret that we’re experiencing one of the worst periods of violent crime in our city’s history," Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw said.A city in crisis trying to deal with an unprecedented level of gun violence.

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Severe storms bring hail, damaging winds to area

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa. - Powerful storms moved through the area Wednesday afternoon, bringing hail and damaging winds.The storms moved in around 3 p.m. and hit Montgomery County especially hard.

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Three killed in overnight shootings in North Philadelphia, police say

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - A night of gun violence in Philadelphia claimed the lives of three men and left others wounded, including a pregnant woman who police say will survive after being at least three times.Investigators in North Philadelphia say two men were shot and killed in separate shootings that happened just minutes apart on Tuesday night. According to police, officers drove a 47-year-old man to Jefferson University Hospital after he was found shot in the chest on the 1300 block of North 21st Street around 8 p.m. Authorities say the man died at the hospital.

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Mayor Jim Kenney has no plans to declare state of emergency over gun violence in Philly

PHILADELPHIA - Mayor Jim Kenney has no plans to declare a state of emergency on gun violence in Philadelphia, according to a spokesperson.For residents of Cumberland Street like Celeste McClinton the gun violence has become overwhelming."You got a lot of people out here. They scared," she said.Bullets were flying Monday evening just feet away from where she hands out donated food to neighbors in need.

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Violent weekend in Philadelphia leaves 4 dead, several injured, including 1-year-old

PHILADELPHIA - Shootings and stabbings around the city of Philadelphia over the weekend claimed at least four lives and sent a couple of dozen people to hospitals, including a 1-year-old boy hit by gunfire in his mother's arms in a convenience store during a gunbattle.Police said the occupants of a vehicle driving by fired into the west Philadelphia store at about 8 p.m. Saturday, and two people inside returned fire.

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Gun buyback event nets over 100 guns

WEST OAK LANE - As Philadelphia’s homicide rate soars, getting guns off the streets is a top priority. "If we get 100 guns off the street today, those are 100 less that we will have to worry about taking a life or injuring a Philadelphian," stated Philadelphia Councilmember Cherelle Parker.At the Upper Room Baptist Church in West Oak Lane, community leaders hosted a gun buyback, promising anonymity and a $100 gift card to Brown’s ShopRite, as an incentive."We don’t have the privilege, right now, of eliminating any tool that we have available to help solve this problem.

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