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One man dead, another in critical condition after shooting in Kingsessing
One man is dead, and another is in the hospital after a shooting in Kingsessing Monday morning. Police say a 35-year-old man was shot multiple times and died at the hospital, while the other man was shot in the eye and listed as critical.
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Penn beefed up security for its commencement following pro-Palestinian protest where 19 were arrested
Security for the University of Pennsylvania’s graduation ceremony was similar to that of TSA at an airport following the pro-Palestine encampment on its campus that ended with 19 arrests. The ceremony went off without a hitch and NBC10’s Miguel Martinez Valle spoke with grads about the big day.
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New study ranks Philly the 5th worse U.S. city when it comes to grass allergies
A new study ranks Philadelphia as one of the worst cities in the country when it comes to grass allergies. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has reactions from local residents who suffer from allergies as well as tips from a local doctor.
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Pro-Palestinian protest and encampment continues at Drexel University
Pro-Palestinian protesters who are calling for a ceasefire in Gaza have remained at an encampment at Drexel University for three days. NBC10’s Leah Uko has the details.
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Mayor Parker announces city workers will return to office full-time in the summer
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced that city workers will return to the office full-time starting on July 15, 2024. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details and reactions.
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$5K offered for information leading to arrest of suspect in attack on off-duty Philly officer
A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of 38-year-old Arthur Jones in connection to the attack on an off-duty police officer on May 12
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Man dead, another critical after shooting in Southwest Philly
One man died and another was critically hurt in a double shooting in Southwest Philadelphia Monday morning.
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WATCH: Mayor Cherelle Parker announces all city workers will return to office full-time this summer
All city employees in Philadelphia will return to the office full-time starting July 15, Mayor Cherelle Parker announced during a press conference on Monday, May 20.
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Justin Timberlake bringing ‘SexyBack' to Philly with ‘Forget Tomorrow' concert
Justin Timberlake is bringing “SexyBack” to Pennsylvania this fall during his 2024 The Forget Tomorrow World Tour. So, when can you grab tickets to ensure you can “Rock Your Body” in Philadelphia on Friday, Oct. 11?
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Mayor Cherelle Parker orders all city workers back to the office
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker will require all city workers to return to in-office work starting on Monday, July 15, she said in a special meeting with members of the press on Monday morning.
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Brandon Graham being honored as MVP – Most Valuable Philadelphian
The Philadelphia Visitor Center Corporation is honoring Brandon Graham with its inaugural Most Valuable Philadelphian (MVP) Award during its Philly Opener event on Monday, May 20, 2024.
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Philadelphia is one of the worst cities for summer allergies, report finds
Suffering through allergies? A new ranking of the “Worst Cities for Grass Allergies This Summer” by Lawn Love ranks Philadelphia as the 5th worst allergy city in the United States.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters posted demands on social media for Drexel University
Organizers with Drexel Palestine Coalition cancelled plans to speak with the media Sunday night. The group responsible for the pro-Palestinian encampment on Drexel’s campus requested that no students speak on camera. The group did post messages on social media with their demands for the university that include calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. NBC10’s Leah Uko has the...
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Nearly 4,000 SEIU members kicked off their convention with a march and rally
Service Employees International Union members marched from the convention center to Independence Hall to kick off their convention that happens every four years. NBC10’s Karen Hua caught up with union leaders about the things they’ve accomplished and the changes they say they’re fighting to achieve.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters remain camped out on Drexel's campus
It has been almost 24 hours since pro-Palestinian protesters marched through the city and set up an encampment at Drexel University. NBC10’s Leah Uko reports that the size of the encampment is growing, and it has been peaceful. The protesters said they will be there for as long as they can. Campus and Philadelphia police are monitoring the situation.
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Pro-Palestinian protestors set up at Drexel
After a similar encampment was shuttered at the University of Pennsylvania, Pro-Palestinian protestors have created an encampment at Drexel University in West Philadelphia.
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Italian Market Festival brings back the tradition of climbing the greased pole
Meats and cheeses were among the prizes for the people brave enough to climb the greased pole at the Italian Market Festival in South Philadelphia on Saturday. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama has more.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters set up encampment at Drexel University
Hundreds of people walked through Center City holding signs and Palestinian flags as they made their way to Drexel University’s Academic Quadrangle where some set up tents.
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Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters walked through Center City on Saturday
Protesters made their way through Philadelphia before stopping at Drexel University and setting up tents on the Academic Quadrangle.
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Separate overnight shootings in Philadelphia leave 3 people injured, police say
Three people were injured after two separate shootings that happened in Philadelphia Friday night into Saturday morning, police said.