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Philly Sheriff's Deputy Accused of Selling Illegal Guns, 2 of Which Had Been Used in H.S. Shooting
A Philadelphia sheriff’s deputy is accused of selling illegal guns, including two weapons that had been used in a deadly high school shooting a few weeks prior. NBC10’s Leah Uko gets reactions from the community.
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Sheriff's Deputy Accused of Selling Illegal Guns That Had Been Used in H.S. Shooting
A Philadelphia Sheriff’s Deputy is accused of selling illegal guns that had been previously used in the deadly Roxborough High School shooting. NBC10’s Danny Freeman has the details.
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Philly Sheriff's Deputy Sold Guns Illegally, Including 2 Used in HS Killing, Feds Say
A deputy hired in 2018 by the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office was fired and arrested earlier this month for allegedly selling drugs and guns to an FBI confidential informant, including two guns that the U.S. Attorney’s office says were used in the ambush at Roxborough High School last month.
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Voter Registration Deadline in Pa. Passes. Are You Registered?
The deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 8 midterm elections in Pennsylvania is today. Here is the easy way to make sure you’re registered or to do so, and how to cast a ballot by mail, dropbox or in person.
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Audit Sheds Light on State of Philadelphia Police Department
An audit conducted by the Philadelphia City Controller’s Office uncovered findings that highlight what the police department can be doing, and what they haven’t been able to do. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has the details from the reports.
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Philly Police Fail to Consider ‘Concerns and Needs' of Residents, New Report Says
The Philadelphia police department is failing to consider the people it serves when allocating its annual budget and making personnel decisions, according to a report released Tuesday by the City Controller’s office.
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Voter Registration Deadline in NJ Is Today. Are You Registered?
New Jersey voters should check whether they are registered to vote, with the deadline to do so today if you plan on casting a ballot in the Nov. 8 midterm elections.
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Roxborough High Football Team Dedicates Season to Nicolas Elizalde
Roxborough High School’s football team took the field Friday and is dedicating their season to Nicolas Elizalde. In Roxborough, NBC10’s Deanna Durante has more on this thoughtful devotion.
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Fetterman Scores Krasner Split, Gets Philly Black Cops' Support After FOP Backs Oz
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman received the backing of the Philadelphia Police minority officers’ organization, the Guardian Civic League, in his race against Republican Mehmet Oz. The GOP candidate last month received the endorsement of the Philly Fraternal Order of Police union.
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Lucy the Elephant, and Her $2 Million Makeover, Soon to Be Unveiled
In scaffolding for more than 13 months, the South Jersey beachside landmark, Lucy the Elephant, is finally coming out of its shell again after having all of its metal skin replaced.
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Latino Voters, Worried About Economy and Crime, Favor Dems in Pa. Election, Poll Finds
An NBC News/Telemundo poll of Latino voters nationally and in Pennsylvania found that those voters prefer that Democrats retain control of Congress in next month’s midterm elections as well as the Democratic candidates in Pennsylvania’s closely watched races for governor and U.S. Senate.
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Philly Ban on Firearms at Recreation Centers Thrown Out by Judge
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney banned firearms at certain city facilities last month through an executive order. Like other municipal gun control legislation and policies enacted by city leaders in previous years, Kenney’s order did not survive a challenge by the gun lobby.
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New Poll Looks at Who Latino Voters Plan on Picking in Pa. Governor, Senate Races
NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante reports on a new Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy poll that looks at the candidates Latino voters plan on backing in the 2022 election for U.S. Senate and Pennsylvania governor.
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Philadelphia's Executive Order Banning Guns from Rec Facilities Overturned by Judge
Less than a week after Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney signed an executive order banning firearms from city recreation facilities, a judge granted a “permanent injunction” against it. NBC10 investigative reporter Danny Freeman reports.
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Philly Art Museum Workers Go on Strike, Asking for ‘Living Wage'
Nearly 200 of the museum’s 300-plus workers walked off the job and are picketing outside the famous Center City museum. A union leader vowed that they would not return to work until museum negotiators promised to address pay increases.
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How Disney World Became the GPS Location for Over 5,000 Crimes
When police officers in Philadelphia made a typo or were unable to record the precise location for a crime committed in the city, the department would mark the incident with Disney World’s coordinates. After analyzing crime data from Philadelphia police, NBC10 Investigators found that more than 5,000 crimes were plotted at the vacation destination, including one that killed Shineka Crawford’s...
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Voter Registration Day's Here: Time to Check Status as Midterm Elections Approach
National Voter Registration Day is Sept. 20, and it’s a reminder to the more than 200 million voting-age Americans to check your status ahead of the Nov. 8 midterm elections.
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A ‘Quantum Leap' Back in Time to 1985 Live Aid in Philadelphia
The series debut for NBC’s “Quantum Leap” featured a little Philadelphia flare Monday night. The episode took us back to 1985 and Live Aid, so NBC10 decided to also take a leap back in time to give you a backstage pass to that mega-event. NBC10’s Tim Furlong talked to the man who pulled off a miracle to make that concert...
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It's National Voter Registration Month: What You Should Know
September is National Voter Registration Month. With the midterm elections in just less than 50 days, it’s important to make sure you are registered and prepared to vote in November. LX News Political Editor Noah Pransky joins to discuss the importance of voting in the upcoming election.
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PHOTOS: Take ‘Quantum Leap' Back to Philly in 1985 as Live Aid Concert Is Featured in New Show
The new NBC show ‘Quantum Leap’ premieres on Monday, Sept. 19, and the first episode will feature scenes from the Live Aid concert held in Philadelphia 37 years ago. Two local legends of the city’s music scene, DJ Pierre Robert and promoter Larry Magid, shared memories and photos of the concert.