NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Police say a 23-year-old man suffered severe head trauma after he sped around halted traffic and slammed into a turning pickup truck Saturday night in North Philadelphia.According to authorities, the collision happened just before 6 p.m.

at the intersection of North Broad Street and Ontario Street. MORE: Car nearly collides with home on Roosevelt Boulevard in multi-vehicle accidentPolice say traffic on North Broad Street was stopped to allow a Ford F-150 to turn left onto Ontario Street when the ATV zoomed around traffic and stuck the turning truck.The driver of the 4-wheeler sustained critical head trauma and was taken to Temple University Hospital.Police are still investigating the circumstances around this accident..

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'Hey buddy, there's a shark right there!': Off-duty police officer pulls boy away from shark

COCOA BEACH, Fla. - An off-duty Cocoa police officer pulled a boy away from a shark to safety. The incident was caught on camera. "Hey buddy, there's a shark right there!" you can hear in the video.Officer Adrian Kosicki was off-duty Thursday evening, July 16, walking on the beach with his wife near the pier when they noticed a shark approaching a small boy on a boogie board. Kosicki made the decision to quickly enter the water and pull the boy out as the shark began to get dangerously close.

Police: Man, 45, shot multiple times in North Philadelphia drive-by shooting

Police investigate after a drive-by shooting in North Philadelphia. NORTH PHILADELPHIA - A man is shot multiple times in a North Philadelphia drive-by shooting early Saturday.According to officials, police were called to the intersection of North 10th and Brown Streets for a shots fired call Saturday, around 1 a.m.Police arrived to find a 45-year-old man shot four times.

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Woman, 45, critical after Kensington shooting; suspect chased and detained by witnesses

Police investigate after a woman is shot at East Tioga and Kensington Avenue. KENSINGTON - A 45-year-old woman is fighting for her life after she was shot multiple times in Kensington early Saturday morning.Police responded to numerous 911 calls regarding a shooting at the corner of East Tioga Street and Kensington Avenue about 2 a.m.

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Ocoee police search for missing girl

OCOEE, Fla. – The Ocoee Police Department is searching for a missing girl.Police said Zion Ward left her home on the 2000 block of Twisted Pine Road in Ocoee around 5:30 p.m.

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Port Coquitlam, North Vancouver mayors give drinking in parks a gold star

North Vancouver to allow public drinking under COVID-19, but not Vancouver “It’s going overwhelmingly well. I’m gonna treat my residents like adults, and when you do that, they rise to the occasion.”Both city’s councils passed their respective pilot projects in June, to allow better social distancing during COVID-19 and to support local businesses.West says over the past month, bylaw officers have only dealt with one noise complaint related to drinking in Poco’s parks.Buchanan, says the City of North Vancouver hasn’t had a single issue.“People are following the rules, they’re really well behaved,” said Buchanan.

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Fighting COVID-19 misinformation through art

Edmonton artist Sean Caulfield has teamed up with his brother, celebrated fake-science buster Timothy Caulfield, for an art project to fight the COVID-19 “infodemic.”

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US sets daily COVID-19 record: 75,000 new cases

The United States saw more than 75,000 new cases of the novel coronavirus, as hospitals in Georgia and Arizona are looking to nearby states to take on patients.

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Critical home-health services on thin ice during pandemic

National Journal (July 14)Critical home-health services on thin ice during pandemicDisability advocates push Congress for more Medicaid dollars to support home- and community-based health services in the face of state budget cuts.

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DA: No criminal charges filed against Allentown police officers in restraint of man

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - The Lehigh County District Attorney said Friday it will not file charges against two Allentown police officers seen in a viral video restraining a man outside of a hospital.The officer and a second police officer used reasonable force to restrain the man, who was agitated, obviously intoxicated and posing a danger to himself and others, Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin said.“I have concluded that there is absolutely no evidence to support filing criminal charges against either of the Allentown police officers involved in this incident,” Martin said in a news release.

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Homeless man died after botched backflip; police arrest man who allegedly offered him $6 for stunt

LAS VEGAS - Police arrested Keonte Jones on Tuesday for his alleged involvement in the death of a homeless man last month.The Las Vegas Metro Police Department said 55-year-old Larry Coner approached Jones on June 20 asking for money, KVVU reported.Jones, 28, allegedly told Coner that he’d pay him $6 if he could land a backflip. Police said Jones livestreamed Coner’s attempts on social media.RELATED: 3 arrested in shooting death of father crossing street with daughterOn his third try, Coner landed on his neck, suffering a spinal injury.

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There have been 155 hate-related crimes in Vancouver so far in 2020

Vancouver police say while the COVID-19 pandemic continues, hate-related incidents in the city are still occurring at a higher than normal rate, including those targeting the Asian community.Police say so far this year they have identified 155 hate-associated reports, compared to 69 hate-associated reports for the same time in 2019.Investigators are still working on 35 files where the incidents have been identified as a potential hate crime. Charges have been recommended to Crown counsel for 16 files and the remaining 19 files are still under investigation.

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Pennsylvania sports teams ask to allow fans in the stands

HARRISBURG, Pa. - As Pennsylvania approached 100,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus on Friday, several professional, semi-professional, amateur and college sports teams have submitted plans to the state Department of Health to have fans in the stands, the agency said.The Wolf administration declined to reveal which organizations, teams or colleges have submitted plans, or whether it has approved any.

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Pennsylvania sports teams ask state to allow fans in the stands

HARRISBURG - Several professional, semi-professional, amateur and college sports teams have submitted plans to the Pennsylvania Department of Health to have fans in the stands, the state agency said Friday.The Wolf administration declined to reveal which organizations, teams or colleges have submitted plans, or whether it has approved any.

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Pregnant woman fatally shot in North Philadelphia was not intended target, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a 4-month pregnant woman who was shot and killed while sitting inside a car Thursday afternoon in North Philadelphia was not the intended target of the shooter.Police say 25-year-old Shaliayah Davis was killed when a man opened the door of a 2011 Ford Escape parked on the 2500 block of West Berks Street and shot her once in the head.Police arrived on scene just after 2:30 p.m. and rushed Davis to Temple University Hospital.

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‘Black lives matter’ posters must hang in every San Francisco police station, over objection of union

FILE - A person holds a Black Lives Matter sign. SAN FRANCISCO - Black lives matter posters must hang in every police station throughout San Francisco, its civilian-led police commission voted, mandating that the signs be posted within the month.The controversial resolution, which was objected to by the union, was unanimously approved by the commission on Wednesday, the Chronicle first reported. Of note, the signs will not read: Black Lives Matter.

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AG sues several Philadelphia towing companies for illegally towing cars, threatening owners

PHILADELPHIA - Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced Friday that his office has filed lawsuits against several Philadelphia-area towing companies for allegedly wrongfully towing cars throughout the city, and threatening owners for payment.Shapiro says the lawsuits were filed against Siani’s Towing and Recovery, Aubry’s Towing, Angelina’s Towing and Recovery, Miguel Caban, and Miguel Caban, Jr.“You can’t just drive off with someone’s car and hold it hostage because you don’t like where they parked it,” Attorney General Shapiro said.MORE: CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETYThe lawsuit claims the businesses wrongfully towed cars that were not illegally parked and would sometimes tow cars where parking signs were not clearly

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Police asking for information on possible endangered child in Hawthorne

HAWTHORNE - Authorities are investigating after receiving reports of an endangered child running shoeless down a street in Hawthorne last week.Police say a witness saw the child on Kimball Street near 11th Street shortly after 6 p.m. on July 10th.A witness and their spouse believed the child was in distress and offered to help.

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Kangaroo in custody after hopping through South Florida neighborhood

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - This wasn't a normal morning call for officers in one South Florida city.Fort Lauderdale police spent Thursday morning chasing a kangaroo that was spotted hopping through a neighborhood.“At first we didn’t really believe it ’cause there was only one call, so when we got there, there, sure enough, was a kangaroo,” Fort Lauderdale Police officer Robert Norvis told WSVN.

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27-year-old shot in Orlando 7-Eleven parking lot, police say

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – The Orlando Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred at a 7-Eleven overnight into Friday.According to officers, they arrived at 4355 Silver Star Road for a report of shots fired call.“When units arrived on scene, several shell casings were discovered in the parking lot,” officials with OPD said.According to authorities, a 27-year-old man was found at a nearby apartment complex.The man was taken to a hospital in critical condition but is now listed as stable, officers said.No other details have been released.Stay with News 6 and ClickOrlando.com for updates

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Police identify man killed in fiery crash on Roosevelt Boulevard

FELTONVILLE - Authorities say one person is dead and another is stable after the driver of a speeding mini-van lost control and flipped over, causing the vehicle to catch fire.Officers responded to the 400 block of Roosevelt Boulevard just after 2 a.m. and found the torched car on the northbound side of the road.Police say a man later identified as 27-year-old Tyree Greenfield was found in the driver's severely burned.

Quebec road safety blitz begins as police expect more construction holiday traffic due to COVID-19

coronavirus pandemic.As a result, police say more traffic and cars on the road are expected as Quebecers stay home during their summer vacation and access to the U.S. border is limited.

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Dogs may use Earth’s magnetic field to take shortcuts

Erik StokstadDogs are renowned for their world-class noses, but a new study suggests they may have an additional—albeit hidden—sensory talent: a magnetic compass. The sense appears to allow them to use Earth’s magnetic field to calculate shortcuts in unfamiliar terrain.The finding is a first in dogs, says Catherine Lohmann, a biologist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, who studies “magnetoreception” and navigation in turtles.

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Police: 1 dead, 1 hurt following fiery crash in Feltonville

FELTONVILLE - Authorities say one person is dead and another is stable after a mini-van was found flipped on its side and engulfed in flames early Friday morning in Feltonville.Officers responded to the 400 block of Roosevelt Boulevard just after 2 a.m. and found the torched car on the northbound side of the road.Police say a man in the driver's seat was burned beyond recognition and pronounced dead on the scene.

Police: 1 critical after shooter opens fire on 2 women sitting in car in North Philadelphia

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a woman is in critical condition after she was shot several times while sitting in a car late Thursday night in North Philadelphia.According to police, the shooting happened just before midnight on the 4500 block of North 19th Street.Police say the 20-year-old victim was sitting in the passenger's seat when an unknown shooter opened fire on the vehicle. Another woman sitting in the driver's seat was not struck by gunfire.The uninjured woman told police someone pulled up alongside of their vehicle and fired at least 12 shots at the passenger's side.

Track group calls for change of Olympic protest rule

it would consider measures that would allow athletes to make stronger protests. The IOC is meeting this week.Among the board members signing off on the statement are Allyson Felix, Christian Taylor, Emma Coburn, Shaunae Miller-Uibo and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.The statement called on national Olympic committees to support athletes “by guaranteeing that any athlete that peacefully protests in the spirit of Olympism will face no sanctions or punishment.”The U.S.

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Brit couple reveal what a holiday to Turkey looks like post-coronavirus lockdown

A Brit couple have lifted the lid on what it's like to go on holiday to Turkey post-coronavirus lockdown.

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Upper Moreland police investigating possible attempted child luring

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa. - Upper Moreland police are investigating a possible attempted child luring incident. The alleged incident happened on York Road near Summit Avenue around 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 14.According to police, two juvenile females were walking on the sidewalk when they were stopped by a passing vehicle. The driver of the vehicle attempted to persuade the two juveniles to get into his car for a "free Uber ride," police said. Investigators say the driver was persistent in repeatedly asking the juvenile females to get in his car to the extent that it caused traffic on York Road to back up.The vehicle is described as a white Toyota Prius with tinted windows.

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3 women attacked airline workers over flight delay at Fort Lauderdale airport, deputies say

(Courtesy: Broward Sheriff's Office) FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Several Spirit Airlines employees were injured Tuesday night when they were attacked by three women who were apparently upset that their flight from Fort Lauderdale to Philadelphia had been delayed, sheriff's officials said.The women hit the employees with "miscellaneous items, such as phones, shoes, full water bottles, metal boarding signs and fast food," according to Broward Sheriff's Office arrest reports.

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Police: Pregnant woman dies after being shot in head in North Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - Police say a 25-year-old pregnant woman has died after being shot in the head in North Philadelphia.It happened on the 2500 block of West Berks Street around 2:30 p.m. Thursday.SKYFOX flew over the scene Thursday afternoon.

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Philadelphia schools: Most kids in class 2 days per week in the fall

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia School District announced Wednesday that it plans to resume limited in-person instruction in the fall, with most students in class just two days per week and learning remotely the other three.District officials also warned that it’s “highly likely” that evolving COVID-19 conditions will require individual schools or even the entire district to shut down temporarily or even for the balance of the school year.“There is no room for politics when it comes to safely educating our children and ensuring that the professionals — the adults responsible for this work — can do so without placing their health in jeopardy," Superintendent William Hite Jr.

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CDC extends ban on cruise ships in US waters through September 30

A Disney cruise ship is seen anchored off shore on Independence Day, July 4, 2020 in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Crowds at the beach were below normal for a holiday weekend due to the coronavirus pandemic and a spike in COVID-19 cases in Florida.

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Coronavirus: CDC extends no sail order on cruise ships through September

ORLANDO, Fla. – If you were hoping to take that long-awaited cruise this fall, you may have to postpone your sailing plans a little while longer.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has extended its no sail order on cruises through September.The order, which initially went into effect in March and was extended in April, was again extended on Thursday as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to climb worldwide.[RELATED: CDC official warns fall, winter will be ‘difficult’ for American public health]According to the latest order, no cruise ships operating in the U.S. will be allowed to set sail until Sept.

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Police: Upper Merion Township mother charged after 11-month-old baby overdoses

(Photo by Fabian Strauch/picture alliance via Getty Images) UPPER MERION TWP. - Police say a mother has been charged after her 11-month-old baby overdosed at a residence in Upper Merion Township.Authorities responded to a report of a cardiac arrest of an infant with CPR in progress on July 5 around 7:30 p.m. According to police, the baby was found unresponsive with agonal breathing.Upper Merion EMS administered Narcan and the baby began breathing normally and was transported to Bryn Mawr Hospital, police said.

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Police: Pregnant woman in ‘extremely critical’ condition after being shot in North Philly

SKYFOX flew over the scene Thursday afternoon. PHILADELPHIA - Police say a 25-year-old pregnant woman was shot in North Philadelphia.It happened on the 2500 block of West Berks Street around 2:30 p.m.

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Philadelphia gyms, fitness centers allowed to reopen Monday

PHILADELPHIA - Gyms and fitness centers in Philadelphia will be allowed to reopen on Monday after being shut down since March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.“The governor did allow gyms and fitness centers to stay open under some strict safety standards -- requiring masks in use at all times, six feet distance between people. He recommended people exercise outdoors as much as possible,” Philadelphia’s Health Commissioner Dr.

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Steele takes early lead on different Muirfield Village track

DUBLIN, Ohio – Brendan Steele opened with a 4-under 68, one shot better than his start a week ago at Muirfield Village, only this round felt a lot more rewarding.It put him in the lead at the Memorial among the early starters.The PGA Tour is at Muirfield Village for the second straight week, and it only looks like the same course.

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2 injured in seaplane crash in west Volusia County lake

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Two men suffered minor injures after their seaplane crashed into a lake in a remote part of Volusia County, according to the Sheriff’s Office.A boater called 911 around 10:50 a.m. after discovering the two men sitting on top of their overturned plane in Lake Dexter, the body of water separates Lake and Volusia counties.Deputies said the boater took the men to a nearby fish camp and they were taken to Advent Health Care DeLand.

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1 injured in explosion near hand sanitizer facility in Titusville

TITUSVILLE, Fla. – One person was injured Thursday in an explosion near a Titusville facility that produces hand sanitizer, officials said.The explosion happened around noon at Ocean Potion at 1419 Chaffee Drive.The victim was taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center with burn-related injures, Titusville fire officials said.State fire marshals will investigate the explosion, TFD tweeted.Titusville Fire responded to the report of an explosion at 1419 Chaffee Dr., Unit 101, with assistance from @BCFRpio . One person transported to ORMC as a trauma alert for burns.

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Police: Man, 40, shot and killed on street in Logan

LOGAN - Authorities say a 40-year-old man was fatally shot early Thursday morning in Logan.Officers responded to the 1100 block of West Louden Street just after midnight and found the victim shot once in the hip.The man, whose identity has not been released by police, was taken to Albert Einstein Medical Center.

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Philadelphia postpones plans to close protest encampment

SKYFOX flew over the PHILADELPHIA - Mayor Kenney on Thursday said the city will postpone its plan to close a protest encampment that has gathered near Benjamin Franklin Parkway for the last several weeks.Kenney will instead meet with the camp's representatives sometime next week to continue ongoing dialogue.

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Vatican says bishops should report sex abuse to police

Pope Francis leads Mass for the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul in the Vatican Basilica on June 29, 2020 in Vatican City, Vatican. On July 16, the Vatican said that bishops should report cases of clergy sex crimes to police even when they are not VATICAN CITY - The Vatican told bishops around the world on Thursday they should report cases of clergy sex crimes to police even when not legally bound to do so, in its latest effort to compel church leaders to protect minors from predator priests.The Vatican issued a long-awaited manual for bishops and religious superiors on conducting in-house investigations into allegations of priests who rape and molest minors and vulnerable adults.

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Police: Man, 2 teens arrested after robbing man with baseball bat in North Wildwood

Generic image of police lights. WILDWOOD, N.J. - Authorities in New Jersey say a young adult and two teens were arrested after they allegedly robbed a man with a baseball bat early Thursday morning in North Wildwood.An officer was reportedly flagged down by a distraught person on 400 block of East 24th Avenue around 3:30 a.m.

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Police: ATV driver critically injured in collision with truck in North Philadelphia

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