JIM KENNEY

Philadelphia officials are expected to speak at about 1 p.m.

This July 4th holiday, Philadelphia honored front-line workers working to fight the coronavirus pandemic with two of its highest honors: The Magis Award given every July 4 and their own mural.

This July 4th holiday, Philadelphia honored front line workers working to fight the coronavirus pandemic with two of its highest honors: The Magis Award given every July 4 and their own mural.

City officials are giving an update on their fight against the new coronavirus after they slowed some parts of the city’s economic reopening. You can watch it live here.

Protesters still want to see deeper changes to the department after uses of tear gas and pepper spray.

Protesters who were tear gassed on the highway said an apology is a start, but not enough. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk reports.

With her hands ziptied, Kelsey Romano was pulled down a hill off I-676 and was placed under arrest during protests. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas reports.

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and other city officials are giving an update on the city’s fight against coronavirus as the city looks toward going to the “green” phase of reopening July 3.

Philadelphia’s top cop, as well as its mayor, delivered an embarrassing about-face Thursday, admitting that the use of tear gas on protesters trapped on a highway embankment was not preceded by violence on the part of the marchers.

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and Commissioner Danielle Outlaw admitted that the use of tear gas in response to protesters on I-676 back on June 1 was wrong. The incident commander who responded was demoted while another officer was suspended. They also banned the use of tear gas. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the story.

Mayor Jim Kenney said the decision was made based on faulty information from the scene on June 1. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk reports.

Philadelphia’s top cop, as well as its mayor, delivered an embarrassing about-face Thursday, admitting that the use of tear gas on protesters trapped on a highway embankment was not preceded by violence on the part of the marchers

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw are giving a live briefing. You can watch it live here.

Following weeks of protests, physical confrontations and allegations of police bias, Mayor Jim Kenney announced the city intends to “seek the removal” of the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia.

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports from Marconi Plaza in South Philadelphia where supporters and protesters have clashed in recent days over the future of the Christopher Columbus statue.

A box was put around the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia’s Marconi Plaza and work trucks were parked nearby.

A large group is rallying in support of a reassigned Philadelphia police captain near the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.

Crews have built a box around the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia as the debate over whether to keep it or take it down continues. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk takes a look at the city’s plan.

Philadelphia officials are expected to speak at about 1 p.m. You can watch it live here.

The Christopher Columbus Statue in South Philadelphia’s Marconi Plaza is being boxed in Tuesday after days of clashes over what should happen to the statue.