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Arrest warrant issued for Pa. State Representative Kevin Boyle
An arrest warrant has been issued for Pa. State Representative Kevin Boyle for violating a protection from abuse order. At this time there is no word on if Boyle has turned himself in or been taken into police custody. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has the details.
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Philadelphia musicians put on performance to speak out about ending gun violence
Philadelphia musicians gathered Monday night at La Salle University for a performance called “Yo! Put the gun down!” The event was coordinated with Oronde McClain, a gun violence victim who advocates for other victims of gun violence. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has more on how this event is more than just a performance.
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‘It's changed everything.' Northeast Philly man got to meet his kidney donor at the Phillies game
April is National Donate Life month highlighting the need for organ donors. On Thursday at the Phillies game, a man from Northeast Philadelphia got to meet his organ donor who saved his life through a transplant that took place at Temple University Hospital. NBC10’s Johnny Archer shares the special meeting.
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Police searching for suspect who intentionally ran over police officer on dirt bike
Police are still searching for the ATV rider who knocked a Philadelphia police officer off of his dirt bike while on duty. Police say the ATV rider intentionally hit the officer; they have not released detail on the suspect or type of ATV they are searching for. Police are asking for the public’s help in providing any detail they may...
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A man is dead and a security guard was injured in a Fairmount gas station shootout
Police and homicide detectives are at the scene of a deadly shooting at a Sunoco gas station in Fairmount. Police say a 39-year-old man was shot in the head and leg and died at the hospital. A 30-year-old man working security at the gas station was shot in the leg and is expected to be okay. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has...
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People all over the area put their eyes up to the sky for the solar eclipse
Thousands of people gathered across several states in the country in hopes to view a partial or total solar eclipse. For Philly, 90% of the sun was covered, but that didn’t stop people from taking a look. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has more on how people were feeling during the eclipse.
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200,000 people from 60+ countries expected to enjoy WrestleMania in Philly this weekend
The world’s most famous wrestling stars have arrived in Philly for WrestleMania 40 happening at the Linc this weekend. Over the next five days, plenty of excitement and money will be giving the city a huge economic boost. WrestleMania will be the largest sporting event to visit Philly this year. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has the details.
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Parents mourn the loss of their missing son who was found dead in the Schuylkill River
Ausar Scott-Thomas and his friend Quadir Diaz went missing on March 7, 2024. Now, while Quadir is still missing, Scott-Thomas’ body was found in the Schuylkill River. He was pronounced dead. NBC10’s Johnny Archer sat down with his grieving parents as they prepare to bury their son.
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A WWE superstar's gym creates a space for young wrestlers to learn the sport from industry pros
WWE Superstar and Philly native Drew Gulak opened a gym last year to give people a chance to become professional wrestlers. William Phillips and Damon Adams are taking that chance. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has more on how both men are training to become professional wrestlers together at the gym.
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‘She was a sweetheart.' Father of 6-year-old girl swept away in the Chester Creek shares her story and his loss
The father of the little girl who got swept away in the Chester Creek over the weekend shares his daughter’s story and the pain he’s going through. He not only lost one daughter, but two. NBC10’s Johnny Archer sat down with him and has his story.
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21 crew members and 2 pilots are still onboard the cargo ship that collapsed the Baltimore bridge, officials say
Investigators say they have recovered two of the six construction workers who were missing at the scene of the Baltimore bridge collapse. Officials say the recovery operation to locate the four other victims is likely over because of the dangerous conditions for divers. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has more details on the investigation from the NTSB and NBC10’s Johnny Archer...
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Maritime captain explains what went wrong with the cargo ship as it collided with Baltimore bridge causing collapse
The crash and collapse of the Baltimore bridge is raising many questions about how such a thing could happen. A maritime captain who has sailed ships around the world, including on the same Patapsco River, breaks down what he sees in the video the moment the cargo ship crashes into and collapses the bridge. NBC10’s Johnny Archer shares his...
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‘Anything would be an improvement': Officials mandate curfew for 24-hour businesses in Kensington
A new bill orders a mandatory curfew for certain businesses in Kensington. The curfew comes as an effort from officials to crack down on crime in the area. NBC10’s Johnny Archer spoke with business owners on what the new curfew means for the neighborhood.
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Pa. lottery sales paused Tuesday due to a system upgrade, but that did not stop people
Lottery website upgrades led to a halt in Pa. sales on Tuesday, but that did not stop people from trying to get a winning ticket. Some went to New Jersey in hopes to get a ticket, and others waited the upgrades out. NBC10’s Johnny Archer spoke with locals trying their luck.
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Police Commissioner Bethel hosts listening session in North Philly to reinforce Mayor Parker's safety promise
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker made a promise to make the city a safer place when she took office. She appointed Commissioner Kevin Bethel to lead the Philadelphia Police Department to help make good on her promise. On Monday, Bethel says they are following through with that promise by taking steps to listen to community members and the issues they face...
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Tir Na nÓg Irish pub is ready for Philadelphia's St. Patrick's Day celebrations
Many Philadelphia businesses, restaurants and bars are expecting huge crowds this weekend as many are expected to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. One Center City pub, Tir Na nÓg, has a special link to Ireland that is “as Irish as you’re going to get.” NBC10’s Johnny Archer has more.
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SEPTA says it needs more bus drivers as the agency is short about 200, but safety is a concern
SEPTA needs more bus drivers. The agency says its short about 200 drivers and says that is going to affect its riders. However, safety is a concern with a SEPTA bus driver being shot and killed and a series of shootings happening recently on or near a SEPTA property. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has what SEPTA is trying to do to...
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State police are looking for the suspects behind a brazen armed robbery at Valley Forge Casino
New surveillance video shows a group of thieves attempt a brazen armed robbery inside the Valley Forge Casino. Police are now searching for the four suspects pictured in the video. They were unable to complete the robbery and only got away with $120 in a tip jar. The suspects drove off in a white Jeep Grand Cherokee. NBC10’s Johnny Archer...
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SEPTA riders concerned over plan to cut and change existing routes
SEPTA’s Bus Revolution plan will cut bus routes, change existing routes to make up coverage and offer on-demand transportation in some areas. But not every rider is on board with this plan. NBC10’s Johnny Archer was at a public meeting where riders voiced their concerns.
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City leaders reveal urgent plan to increase safety on SEPTA property and keep students safe
11 students have been shot on or near SEPTA properties this week. Gun violence has erupted on SEPTA property four times in the last four days leaving multiple dead. City leaders are now responding to these tragedies with how and what they plan to do to keep riders safe. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has the details.