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Philadelphia is working to prevent “nuisance” fires in Kensington with new task force
The Philadelphia Fire Department in Kensington will deploy a truck that will do nightly sweeps to put out small fires due to “an unprecedented rise in the number of rubbish fires.” This task force will stop fires from growing but also connect those who start them with resources. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has the details on how this will work.
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Witness recounts double murder-suicide and trying to save one of the victims in West Oak Lane
A community in West Oak Lane is in shock after a double murder-suicide that they witnessed happen just outside their homes. A man allegedly shot his neighbors before shooting himself. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke to a witness who recounted the incident in tears.
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SEPTA reaches tentative agreement with unions, putting pressure on state for more money
SEPTA and its union leaders have reached a one-year tentative agreement, avoiding a workers strike. They are now putting pressure on the state to allocate money for a long-term funding solution to avoid ending up back where they are now. NBC10’s Leah Uko has more on the “drastic measures” SEPTA officials said they’ll have to make in the coming...
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Construction workers for the proposed Sixers arena, medical experts against it
In another day of public hearings city council heard from construction workers and labor unions who want the proposed Sixers arena and from medical experts and nearby residents who don’t. NBC10’s Karen Hua has more on what concerns were brought up and what arguments were made for the arena.
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Neighbor dispute ends in double murder-suicide in West Oak Lane
A couple was killed by a neighbor who then shot himself in West Oak Lane, police said. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke with a witness who tried to help.
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Marking International Day of Transgender Remembrance
Several events throughout the city of Philadelphia honored lives lost in acts of anti-transgender violence on this International Day of Transgender Remembrance. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports.
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Investigation underway after double murder, suicide, according to police
Philadelphia Police inspector Scott Small shared more information on the incident that left three people dead in West Oak Lane.
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Philly post office to be renamed after fallen Temple police officer
The U.S. Senate passed a bill that would change the name of the post office in Bustleton after Temple University police officer Christopher Fitzgerald who died in the line of duty.
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Franklin Institute's Giant Heart beats again with some major upgrades
The beloved heart exhibit at the Franklin Institute is making a comeback but with some pretty big upgrades. It’s all part of their 200th anniversary celebration. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama has a preview of what visitors can expect.
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67-year-old woman struck, killed by car in Chinatown, police say
A woman is dead after she was struck by a vehicle in Chinatown Wednesday afternoon.
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Union leader says ‘epic' failure led to boy stabbing Philly teachers at school
As two teachers who police say were stabbed by a student continue to recover, a union leader blamed the incident on an “epic administrative failure” by the school and credited a teacher’s assistant with saving lives by warning students and staff about the attack.
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Deadly shooting investigation in West Oak Lane
Police are on the scene of Walnut Lane and Woolston Ave. in West Oak Lane investigating a deadly shooting.
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Three neighbors dead after double murder-suicide in West Oak Lane
Three people are dead after a double murder-suicide between neighbors in West Oak Lane Wednesday afternoon.
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Walnut Garden in Center City transforms for the holidays
Walnut Garden is now “Walnut Wonderland” from now until the end of the year.
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Philly post office one step closer to being renamed for fallen Temple police officer
A bill to rename a Philadelphia post office after a fallen Temple University police officer is now going to President Joe Biden’s desk.
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Union leaders speak out after boy allegedly stabs 2 teachers at Philly middle school
PFT President Arthur Steinberg and Chief of Staff LeShawna Coleman both spoke on an incident in which an 11-year-old boy allegedly stabbed two teachers at a Philadelphia middle school.
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SEPTA, union talk tentative deal that avoids strike
Thousands of Philadelphia mass transit system workers won’t go on strike as a tentative agreement was reached on Nov. 20, 2024. This is how SEPTA and union leadership reacted to the deal.
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Philly's Walnut Garden transforms into a winter wonderland. Here's what to expect
The holiday spirit is spreading throughout Center City, and now the Walnut Garden, a lush urban oasis, has transformed into “Walnut Wonderland.”
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Temple University to build to facility for media and the arts
The university is set to break ground on the new facility spring 2025.
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Temple University to break ground in 2025 on new facility. See renderings here
Temple University’s campus is expanding with a new building connecting Klein College of Media and Communication and the Center for the Performing and Cinematic Arts.