PHILADELPHIA - Mother's Day in Philadelphia took a violent turn Sunday afternoon into the evening and police are now investigating three separate shootings across the city.

Authorities say at least two people are dead and several others were injured in the violent incidents and several families are now feeling the pain of loss.

The violence started with a double shooting in Kensington at the intersection of Kensington Avenue and Clearfield Street, according to authorities.

Police say a woman, 25, was shot in the head and brought to Temple Hospital, where she is in critical condition. A man, 40, was injured in the same shooting and is in stable condition at the hospital, according to authorities.

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Going home: Longest resident at N.J. animal shelter finally gets adopted

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Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard: Verdict reached after weeks-long trial

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Jennifer Connelly Explains How Her Fear Of Flying Got Worse After Her Daughter’s Health Scare: ‘I Struggled With Separation’

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WHO questions North Korea's Covid-19 outbreak 'progress'

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'Broken promises': Amazon workers walk out at Bellmawr warehouse, demand changes

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Jada Pinkett Smith addresses Oscars slap on 'Red Table Talk'

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Cyprus ends all Covid entry requirements and masks in most places starting today

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Bill Cosby trial: Actor faces sex abuse allegations again as civil trial opens

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One dead after car crashes into fence outside N.J. School for the Deaf, police say

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Contracts expired, union to picket Atlantic City's Tropicana

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Lawsuit filed against Jefferson University Hospital after murder of nursing assistant by off-duty co-worker

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At least 2 killed in separate shootings across Philadelphia on Mother's Day, police say

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