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Hundreds of bike riders joined together to demand safer streets in Philadelphia
Bicyclists in Philadelphia rode through several neighborhoods to protest for better safety measures. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has more.
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Teen shot inside recording studio in North Philadelphia, police say
A 15-year-old is recovering after suffering a gunshot wound while inside a recording studio in North Philadelphia on Friday afternoon. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has the latest.
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Teen shot in the head while inside a recording studio in North Philadelphia, police say
Police in Philadelphia said that a 15-year-old was shot in the head on Friday afternoon. Officials are searching for the suspected gunman.
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Bicyclists protest demanding safer bike lanes in Philadelphia
Hundreds of people are joining together to demand more permanent safety measures for bicyclists and pedestrians in the city of Philadelphia.
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Retail theft ring known as the ‘Diaper Crew' taken into custody
Three men were arrested in connection to dozens of thefts at stores in the Philadelphia region. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl has the story.
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Teen shot in the head inside North Philadelphia recording studio, police say
A 15-year-old boy was inside a recording studio in North Philadelphia when he was shot in the head on Friday afternoon, police said.
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‘She needs a partner,' Parker touts Gov. Shapiro as potential VP pick for Harris
Labor leaders and prominent Philly-area Democrats endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president while also touting Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro as a potential running mate.
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Labor leaders, Philly Democrats endorse Harris for president, tout Shapiro as potential running mate
Labor leaders and prominent Philly Democrats, including Mayor Cherelle Parker, endorsed Kamala Harris for president and touted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro as a potential running mate during an event in Philadelphia on Friday. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk asked the governor about the growing speculation that Harris plans to choose him.
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Hundreds of bicyclists gather, ride through the city to demand safer bike lanes in Philadelphia
Bicyclists are gathering Friday evening to demand safer bike lanes in the city of Philadelphia one week after the death of CHOP Dr. Barbara Friedes.
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‘Diaper Crew' stole hundreds of diapers, other items from multiple Philly stores, police say
Philadelphia police and members of the District Attorney’s Office announced the arrest of three men accused of stealing hundreds of diapers and other items from Family Dollar, Dollar Tree and Rite Aid stores throughout the city.
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‘Diaper Crew' steals hundreds of diapers from Philly stores, police say
Law enforcement officials are set to announce the arrests of multiple people for their alleged roles in a retail theft ring.
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Woman killed, person in custody following shooting in Kensington, police say
A woman was fatally in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood early Friday morning, police said.
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‘Want to know that I fenced my best': Philly's Maia Weintraub is on guard for Olympic gold
NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl finds out what drives Philadelphia native and Princeton University student Maia Weintraub in foil fencing and hears from Weintraub’s coach Mark Masters about what makes his pupil a Paris Olympics athlete.
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Man's body pulled from Delaware River; Philadelphia police call death suspicious
A homicide investigation is underway after the Philadelphia Police Marine Unit pulled a man’s body from the Delaware River after he was last seen boating with friends.
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Boater found dead in Delaware River
A man found in the Delaware River Thursday was last seen with friends on boat Tuesday night, Philadelphia police said.
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Residents shook after 72-year-old woman grazed by a bullet during a shooting in South Philly
Shots were fired in a South Philadelphia neighborhood causing a 72-year-old woman to be grazed by a bullet. Video shows people ducking for cover as you can hear the gunshots going off. Just up the street more shots were fired around the same time, but police have not said if the two scenes are connected. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has the...
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Woman suffers graze wound to the stomach in South Philadelphia
Police in Philadelphia have shut down several blocks along Porter Street after a woman suffered a graze wound to her stomach.
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Several South Philly blocks shut down after woman suffers graze wound to stomach, police say
A woman is recovering in the hospital after suffering a graze wound to her stomach in South Philadelphia, according to police.
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Gabby Giffords advocates for gun safety during visit to Philadelphia
Gun violence will be a key issue in the campaign for the White House. Thursday, former Congresswoman and gun violence prevention activist Gabby Giffords joined local leaders to discuss the issue during an event in Kingsessing. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has more on her visit.
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Jewish students in Philadelphia speak out about not feeling safe in schools
A federal complaint accused the School District of Philadelphia of failing to protect Jewish students. Now, ahead of the new school year, the district has started hosting forums to give students the space to voice their concerns and frustrations when it comes to feeling safe. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle explains.