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Man Found Not Guilty in Slaying of Philly Police Official's Son
A man who was accused of killing a Philadelphia Police Department chief inspector’s son at FDR Park three years ago was found not guilty on all counts.
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Constitutional Law Scholar: Trump Vote Lawsuits Are a ‘Distraction' and ‘Sideshow'
The Trump Administration has filed a flurry of lawsuits against states as legal vote counting has continued in several states including Pennsylvania. Temple University constitutional legal scholar Craig Green and NBC10’s Vince Lattanzio discuss the potential impacts of these challenges and whether a case could go before the U.S. Supreme Court. Green said there’s a lot of rhetoric, but not...
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NJ Senate President: Election Night Results in Pa. Made Him ‘Sick'
Steve Sweeney, the Democratic state senator and president of the New Jersey Senate, says Joe Biden was like New Jersey’s 3rd senator and that he was concerned seeing the returns on Election Night. Sweeney tells NBC10’s Vince Lattanzio about what he would like to see from the next White House administration.
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Law and Order President: The History Behind Trump's Rhetoric
Law and Order. It’s a phrase that has been used heavily by President Trump during his time in office and on the campaign trail. The term has a fraught history rooted in oppression through fear. NBC10’s Vince Lattanzio offers us a history lesson.
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Going from Ally to Anti-Racist: Getting Started on Your Journey
Fighting for racial equality requires that each of us support our Black, brown and indigenous communities. Simply saying Black Lives Matter or attending a march, while welcome, is just the starting point. To break down systemic racism, you’ll have to go beyond being an ally and work to be anti-racist. Myisha T. Hill, an author and coach who co-founded Check...
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Man Gets Life in Prison for Christmas Eve Murder of Beloved South Philly Store Owner
Maurice Green, 33, was found guilty of first-degree murder and other related offenses in the death of 81-year-old Marie Buck.
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Bear Roams Through Delaware Neighborhoods
The #Delabear continues to roam through Wilmington, Delaware. NBC10’s Tim Furlong was in SkyForce10 over a park where the bear was spotted Thursday afternoon.
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Animal Control Chases Black Bear Through Wilmington Neighborhood
A black bear caused a spectacle in a Wilmington, Delaware, neighborhood on Thursday morning, running from animal control officers who attempted to capture the mammal.
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Black Bear Runs Through Wilmington Yards, Successfully Escapes Would-Be Human Captors
A shifty black bear successfully eluded numerous police and wildlife officers as it ran through Wilmington, Delaware, yards and streets on Thursday morning.
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Girl, 15, Found Safe After Apparent Abduction in Stolen Pennsylvania Police SUV
The girl was abducted in a stolen 2014 Nanticoke Police Department Ford Interceptor with registration number MG5473H, police said.
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Woman, 84, Killed in South Philadelphia House Fire
Firefighters pulled an 84-year-old woman from a burning home in South Philadelphia late Sunday. She did not survive, police said.
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Jerry Sandusky Resentenced to 30 to 60 Years, Same as Before, in Penn State Child Sex Abuse Case
A judge dashed the hopes of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky for a shorter prison term Friday, resentencing him to the same 30 to 60 years imposed against him in 2012 for sexually abusing children. Judge Maureen Skerda gave Sandusky what prosecutors and his own attorney described as effectively a life term during a hearing ordered this...
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Philly Announces Plan to Alleviate Asbestos in Schools as Another Building Closes Due to Concerns
Nearly 80 children from a North Philadelphia school were displaced this week after asbestos was detected in the building’s boiler room, according to a letter shared with parents.
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Delaware County High School Senior Dies After Fall Off Cliff While Hiking in Poconos
A Delaware County, Pennsylvania, high school student has been killed after he fell down a cliff while hiking at a state park in the Poconos.
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SEPTA Giving Buses a 3-Second Head Start Around City Hall to Combat Congestion
Buses get a 3 second jump on the rest of the traffic.
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Why Did Water Spew from the Top of One Liberty Place? The Tower's Age Is to Blame
As for the sky-high water spectacle in Center City on Sunday morning, L&I says its perfectly normal for a high-rise like One Liberty Place because of the building’s age.
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Domestic Violence Charges Dismissed Against Former NBC10 Anchor and Reporter Dray Clark
A Pennsylvania judge on Wednesday dismissed domestic violence-related charges levied against former NBC10 anchor and reporter Dray Clark.
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Sinkhole Swallows Back of Bus During Morning Rush in Pittsburgh
The front of a city bus is up in the air after a sinkhole opened under it during rush hour in downtown Pittsburgh.
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