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Did the Pandemic Slow Mass Shootings? Depends on the Definition
After mass shootings in Atlanta, Georgia and Boulder, Colorado, people claimed shootings had “slowed” during the pandemic. Why were spikes in homicides and gun injuries overlooked?
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Caleb McLaughlin Wants to Show He's More than His ‘Stranger Things' Character
“A lot of people think Lucas is Caleb McLaughlin,” the actor told LX News, referencing his role on the show “Stranger Things.” McLaughlin is more grown up alongside Idris Elba in “Concrete Cowboy,” a film based on a true story about cowboys who keep horses in inner city Philadelphia.
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CAUGHT ON CAM: Explosion Rips Front Off Northeast Philly Home
A Good Samaritan rushed in and saved an injured man after an explosion ripped the front off of a Northeast Philadelphia row home.
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2 Philly Cops Claimed They Were ‘Town Watch' When They Chased and Beat Man With Autism, DA Says
Police Inspector James Smith conspired with a since-retired Philadelphia police employee in the assault, police said.
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1 Dead, 5 Wounded in Shooting at Illegal, 150-Person Philadelphia Party
One man died and five others were wounded when gunmen opened fire at a Philadelphia “pop-up” party attended by at least 150 people Saturday morning, police said.
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50-Ton Marble Tablet of the First Amendment Heading to Philadelphia
A 50-ton marble slab of the First Amendment is leaving Washington, D.C., for its new home in Philadelphia.
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Philly Proud Boys President Arrested for Alleged Role in Capitol Riot
The president of Philadelphia’s Proud Boys chapter was arrested for his alleged role in January’s riot and breach at the U.S. Capitol building.
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Man Held Gun to Philly Postal Worker, Made Her Drive, Stole Packages, Police Say
A Philadelphia man has been charged with robbery and kidnapping after police say he forced a postal worker into a mail truck and made her drive him around at gunpoint before he fled with several packages.
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Access and Aspiration: A Nurse's Fight for Acceptance
Elizabeth Williams, a former Philadelphia nurse and hospital superintendent, talks about fighting for acceptance as a Black medical professional in the medical system and how discrimination followed her career from hospital to hospital.
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Fighting Bias as a Black Nurse in the 60s
Elizabeth Williams recalls fighting through bias as a Black nurse in Philadelphia throughout the early 60s.
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How Outnumbered, Unprepared Police Confronting a City in Pain Led to Chaos
Police body camera footage obtained exclusively by NBC10 shows how unprepared and ill-equipped Philadelphia police were in responding to the 2020 protests following George Floyd’s death.
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The Most Extreme Nor'easters in US History
A nor’easter is storm made up of winds from the northeast that usually develops on the East Coast between Georgia and New Jersey, attaining maximum intensity near New England, according to the National Weather Service. Past nor’easters have been responsible for billions of dollars in damage, severe transportation and communication disruption and, in some cases, disastrous coastal flooding and...
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Philadelphia's Problematic Vaccine Rollout Raises Larger Questions
An aborted effort to vaccinate Philadelphia residents against the coronavirus raises larger questions about the health care system in the city and nationwide
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How Did Philly Vet ‘Philly Fighting COVID' Group Before Giving It 1,000s of Vaccines?
On Tuesday, amid questions of the vetting process that the Philadelphia Public Health Department uses to evaluate vaccine partners, a city spokesman told NBC10 that there are no contracts with organizations administering the vaccine using doses provided by the city.
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Philadelphia Mayor Blasts Double Standard in Policing of Black and White Protesters
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney criticized law enforcement’s response to the U.S. Capitol invasion, saying Black protesters would not have been treated the same.
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Philadelphia Student Raises $30K for Charity by Selling Pizza From 2nd Story Window
A grad student in Philadelphia, Pa., has raised $30,000 to help combat hunger in the area by baking pizzas and “dropping” them out of his second-story window.
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Nor'easter Blankets East Coast in Snow
Nearly 10,000 customers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut were without power as of Thursday morning after a winter storm moved through the region overnight.
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Key Question in Cosby Appeal: Does Defendant's Past Matter?
In taking Bill Cosby’s appeal of his sexual assault conviction, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court appears eager to clear up the law on when a jury should hear about someone’s past
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Meet the ‘Yarn Influencer' Who Has Crocheted Outfits for Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion
Emani Outterbridge, who goes by Emani Milan on Instagram, is making a name for herself as yarn influencer and entrepreneur. Not only has the 24-year-old crocheted outfits for stars like Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion, but she’s also installing yarn vending machines with her custom colors in locations around her hometown of Philadelphia and beyond.
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The Worst Northeast Snowstorms of the Last 25 Years
See photos of some of the worst snowstorms to hit the American northeast in history.