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Investigators
Digging deeper into stories that affect the Philadelphia region
The Latest
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‘Forged My Name’: Fake Notary Stamp, Signatures Behind Philly Stolen Deeds
The ordeal of a woman who had her rental property stolen through official documents is symptomatic of Philadelphia’s rise in stolen deeds.
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‘Rebuild It in True Eyes of God’: Pennsylvania State Rep. Abused as Child Wants to Reform Catholic Church
Pennsylvania State Rep. Mark Rozzi, abused by his parish priest as a child, vows to “rebuild” the Catholic Church “brick-by-brick” through legislative and cultural reforms.
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Nearly 6 Million & Counting: Philadelphia Parking Tickets Are on the Rise Since 2016
NBC10 Investigators combed through the millions of tickets to find the most-ticketed blocks in the city, the likeliest time of day you’ll get a ticket and the parking enforcement officers who have the best eye, i.e. the ones who cite the most vehicles.
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Hotel 911: Dispatcher Asks Man Suffering From Stroke for Address
Recordings of 911 calls by a Pennsylvania man suffering a stroke at a Chicago hotel reveal precious minutes lost while dispatchers repeatedly asked him for a location he didn’t know or could find. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the story and audio of the calls.
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Pennsylvania Man Had a Stroke at Chicago Hotel. He Lost About 16 Million Brain Cells as 9-1-1 Dispatchers Figured Out Where He Was.
If you’re having a stroke, every minute counts. Recordings of 911 calls by a Pennsylvania man suffering a stroke at a Chicago hotel reveal precious minutes lost while dispatchers repeatedly asked him for an address he didn’t know or could find.
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Drowning in Student Debt: Ways for Americans to Deal With What Is Now More than $1.6 Trillion in Loans
Young Americans are stuck between a rock — a college system without cost controls — and a hard place — the need for a higher degree than the high school diploma.
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‘There Will Be No Teachers Left’: Educators in Philadelphia Talk About Quitting, School Violence and Paying for Classroom Supplies
Teachers in Philadelphia don’t make a lot of money — between $46,000 and $84,000 — and it’s hard-earned: they deal with occasional in-school violence, constant pressure to improve test scores and a high-rate of turnover among their peers.
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Pennsylvania Innocence Project Celebrates 10 Years
The Pennsylvania chapter of a national organization that does legal work for prison inmates who are appealing convictions celebrated a decade by honoring 17 former inmates freed.
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Mayor Kenney Speaks on Deed Fraud
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney launched a program to catch frauds who try to steal homes from owners. NBC10 Investigative Reporter Mitch Blacher shows us just how much work there is still left to do.
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Will Electric Scooters Come to Philadelphia?
Could electric scooters be zooming onto the streets of Philly? Pennsylvania lawmakers have to consider the safety of the scooters before making them legal in our streets. NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher has the details. Watch Part 1 here.
