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City Council Calls on Philly Residents to Perform Gun Checks in Their Homes
Recent violence against children in Philadelphia prompted city council to call on residents to perform gun checks inside their homes. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the details.
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Phillies Cut Ties With Cesar Hernandez and Maikel Franco
The Phillies have cut ties with two of their longest-tenured players, second baseman Cesar Hernandez and third baseman Maikel Franco.
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A Look at Why Eagles Had to Bench Andre Dillard on Sunday
The Eagles benched Andre Dillard on Sunday. He vows to get better, but the Birds had no choice against the Seahawks. By Dave Zangaro
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Senate Sends Fight Over Pennsylvania's Minimum Wage Hike to House
Legislation to raise Pennsylvania’s minimum wage for the first time since 2009 passed the state Senate on Wednesday against a deadline to stall Gov. Tom Wolf’s move to substantially expand overtime pay eligibility.
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Ben Simmons Hitting a 3 Is Nice, But Everything Else He Did in Sixers' Win Over Knicks Even More Impressive
Sure, Ben Simmons finally made his first NBA three Wednesday night, but he also showed everything else that makes the 23-year-old All-Star so special. By Paul Hudrick
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Philadelphia Police Union Slams Eagles Star Malcolm Jenkins for Calls to Reform Police Department
An opinion piece written by Philadelphia Eagles star safety Malcolm Jenkins and published by the Inquirer that recommends reforms for the city police department was labeled “racist” by the city police union’s president.
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Another ‘Stupid Money' Winter? Phillies Owner John Middleton Talks About an Important Offseason
Will the Phillies set spending records again this winter? John Middleton addressed that question and more before departing for the owners meetings in Texas.
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High School Teams to Finish Game at the Linc After Shooting Critically Injures Boy
A shooting that injured a boy, a teen and a man who was the intended target, interrupted a high school football game between Pleasantville and Camden on Friday. The Eagles announced Monday that the rest of the game will be played at Lincoln Financial Field on Wednesday. NBC10’s Denise Nakano spoke to a player on one of the teens...
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The Interesting Wrinkle in Jay Ajayi's Contract
There is an interesting wrinkle to Jay Ajayi’s contract, especially in the entire scope of the Eagles’ running back situation. By Dave Zangaro
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Patriots' Top CB Says Zach Ertz Was ‘crying' to Officials
Zach Ertz had a big statistical game, but Stephon Gilmore says he saw frustration and saw Ertz “crying” to officials. By Dave Zangaro
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Talks on Pennsylvania's Minimum Wage Heat Up Before Deadline
Discussions on raising Pennsylvania’s minimum wage for the first time since 2009 are heating up, in part to get Gov. Tom Wolf to abandon an effort to extend overtime pay eligibility to tens of thousands of additional workers.
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High School Blitz 2019: Week 13
Chilly weather didn’t stop the region’s best high school football players from heating up under the Friday night lights. The players hit the gridiron with the season on the line.
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Female ‘Survivor' Contestant Accuses Male Player of Inappropriate Touching. She Is Voted Off
Some “Survivor” viewers were outraged Wednesday night after a female contestant who accused a male player of inappropriate touching was ultimately voted off while the accused remained to compete for the million-dollar prize. CBS aired back-to-back episodes of “Survivor: Island of the Idols” on Wednesday night, titled “We made it to the merge,” in which the two disparate tribes become...
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Joel Embiid's Fitness Level Already a Concern for Sixers
Joel Embiid had two rough performances after returning from his suspension. Just eight games into the season, it appears his fitness level is already a concern. By Paul Hudrick
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Youth Football Team's Championship Hopes in Jeopardy Due to Court Battle Over Player's Residency
A Pennsauken youth football team’s championship hopes are in jeopardy due to an ongoing court battle over a player’s residency. NBC10’s Drew Smith has the details.
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How Many of Phillies' 9 Arbitration-eligible Players Are Worth Keeping?
The Phillies have nine players eligible for salary arbitration this winter and while some of the decisions are no-brainers, others are iffier and some are pretty clear nos. By Corey Seidman
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11 Wide Receiver Options for Eagles With DeSean Jackson Out
There’s not a lot of WR talent out there, but the Eagles have various options to improve their receiving corps.
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Phillies Make Roster Moves, Reinstate Odubel Herrera, But for How Long?
The Phillies made a series of roster moves on Monday, which included removing outfielder Odubel Herrera from the restricted list. By Jim Salisbury
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Two Female Theft Suspects Shot by Police in California
A cross-country crime spree came to a violent end for two women from our area. Police in California just released bodycam video of the suspects and NBC10’s Tim Furlong shows you how it all unfolded.
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Doug Pederson Sees What We All See in Eagles WR Corps
At least Doug Pederson sees what we all see about the Eagles’ wide receivers.