The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection shared a picture of a Troxler Model 3340 portable nuclear gauge. NORRISTOWN, Pa. - Environmental officials in Pennsylvania say a portable nuclear gauge that contains sealed sources of radioactive material is missing from a vehicle that was stolen in Philadelphia.The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) on Friday said the device should not be handled directly and anyone who finds it should maintain distance and limit their time around the device.

The device was inside a vehicle when it was stolen in Philadelphia, officials said. The vehicle was later recovered, but the gauge was missing and officials believe that it may have been discarded.Officials said the missing nuclear gauge belongs to a construction inspection and testing company in Montgomery County.

The device is used to "evaluate the properties of building and road-bed materials at construction sites throughout the commonwealth." "It is critical for anyone who has information about the lost nuclear gauge to contact authorities or DEP," DEP Bureau of Radiation Protection Director David Allard said. "As long as the device is not tampered with or damaged, it presents no hazard to public safety."Officials said the radioactive material contained within the gauge is believed to be in a safe, shielded position, but they fear it may have been damaged when the vehicle was stolen.___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter.

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Philadelphia police investigate shooting at youth field in North Philadelphia

A shooting at a youth field on 11th and Cecil B Moore injures two men. NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are investigating a shooting that injured two men at a youth field in North Philadelphia.Police were called to the field at North 11th and Cecil B Moore Friday, about 6 p.m., on the report of gunshots, according to officials.Responding officers found a 35-year-old man on the bleachers suffering from a gunshot wound to the hip.

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Philadelphia woman released from hospital 9 months after COVID diagnosis

CENTER CITY - The debate about the seriousness of COVID-19 still exists. But, a Philadelphia woman wants the public to know COVID-19 and the complications she suffered cost her her arms and a leg.Candice is overjoyed to be released from Good Shepherd Hospital in Philadelphia, after spending nine months fighting for her life in a battle with COVID-19 and the havoc it caused her body.On August 14, Davis says she tested positive for COVID and three days later, she was rushed to the hospital because, she says, her heart was pounding out of her chest.MORE HEADLINES:"I thought, ‘Okay, I’m 30. I’m going to get through this.

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Texas National Guard soldier missing after mission to rescue migrant from river: sources

Razor wire lines the area near the Rio Grande river on November 19, 2021 in Eagle Pass, Texas. (Photo by Sergio FLORES / AFP) (Photo by SERGIO FLORES/AFP via Getty Images) EAGLE PASS, Texas - A Texas National Guard soldier has gone missing while trying to rescue migrants in a river at the state’s border with Mexico, Texas officials said Thursday.The incident occurred in Eagle Pass during an attempt to rescue migrants.

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Texas National Guard soldier drowns trying to rescue migrants: sources

Razor wire lines the area near the Rio Grande river on November 19, 2021 in Eagle Pass, Texas.

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Hyram Hill murder: Suspect in custody in slaying of Philadelphia officer's son

Hyram Hill PHILADELPHIA - One of two suspects who was wanted in connection with the murder of a Philadelphia officer’s adult son has turned himself in to police. Police say Levar Turner, 23, turned himself in at the Philadelphia Public Services Building in on Friday morning, days after authorities released new surveillance video from the deadly incident. Authorities say turner will face murder, robbery, and criminal conspiracy charges and that a second suspect remains at large. Turner's arrest comes almost three months after Hyram Hill Jr., 24, was shot and killed following what investigators believe was an attempted robbery near Broad Street and Allegheny Avenue. Around 4:30 a.m.

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Police: Serial robber arrested as he fled bank robbery in Montgomery County

Richard Lawrence MONTGOMERY COUNTY - A Philadelphia man has been charged in a string of robberies over the past two months, authorities announced Friday. On April 22, police say a man demanded a teller give him "all the 50s and 100s" at TD Bank on the 2900 block of Moreland Road in Montgomery County. The license plate of the suspected getaway car, which was recovered in Philadelphia, was registered to Richard Lawrence, according to investigators.

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Mike Tyson punches fellow airline passenger in newly surfaced video

surfaced online Thursday, former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson is seen repeatedly punching a fellow passenger on an airplane.Tyson’s representative Joann Mignano confirmed the altercation, which took place Wednesday aboard a JetBlue flight that was on the tarmac in San Francisco before heading to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Donald Trump denies storming out of Piers Morgan interview, leaks audio to prove it “Unfortunately, Mr.

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Hyram Hill murder: Person of interest in custody in slaying of Philadelphia officer's son

Hyram Hill PHILADELPHIA - A person of interest who was sought by police in connection with the murder of a Philadelphia officer’s adult son has turned himself in to police. Police say the person of interest, an unidentiied male, turned himself in at the Philadelphia Public Services Building in on Friday morning, days after authorities released new surveillance video from the incident. The arrest comes almost three months after Hyram Hill Jr., 24, was shot and killed following what investigators believe was an attempted robbery near Broad Street and Allegheny Avenue. Police say they are awaiting approval of formal charges. Around 4:30 a.m.

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Suspect sought after shoving man onto SEPTA subway tracks, sources say

PHILADELPHIA - SEPTA transit police are searching for a suspect they say shoved another man onto the tracks at a SEPTA train stop late Thursday night, according to an internal memo obtained by FOX 29. Sources tell FOX 29’s Steve Keeley that the man was not injured after he was shoved while waiting for a train at 30th and Market Street. SEPTA shared three photos of the suspect in the incident in an internal alert shared among law enforcement, sources tell Keeley. RELATED HEADLINES: According to the alert, the suspect entered the Market-Frankford Line’s 30th Street Station, did not pay a fare, and made his way to the platform. Once on the platform, authorities say the suspect loitered before ‘aggressively approaching’ the victim and pushing him onto the tracks. The suspect then left the station, walking back towards the street. The incident comes as Philadelphia Councilman David Oh has urged city council to withhold $10 million from SEPTA in an effort to encourage them to hire more police officers, raise wages, and make salaries more competitive with other police forces in the region. Advertisement"Public safety is the paramount concern of our residents.

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Philadelphia to drop mask mandate, officials say

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials, in an about-face, will drop the mask mandate implemented Monday.Mayor Jim Kenney’s office stated decreasing hospitalizations and a narrowing of coronavirus case numbers as reasons for the shift.The city will move to strongly recommend all people wear masks indoors, but will move away from a mask mandate.The mayor’s office did not specify when they intend to implement the change.

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Family of 2009 fatal crash victim devastated that 1 of 2 men sentenced to life is out of prison

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA - One of two men sentence to life behind bars for the deaths of four people in a 2009 horrific crash is out of prison and back in Philadelphia.The District Attorney’s Office argues he was sentenced for a crime he did not commit, but the family of one of the victims, a seven-year-old girl, is devastated."What gives him the right to be out here, free as he is?" Sandra Elias lamented.Elias says as long as she lives in her North 3rd Street home, there will be a memorial for her seven-year-old granddaughter, Gina Marie Rosario, and the three others killed in June 2009.An indescribable pain, that’s only deeper today.Gina Marie Rosario, pictured with her mother, was killed in a 2009 accident in Philadelphia. "We will never see Gina Marie Rosario again in life, so why should he be able to see the streets and my granddaughter will never see her birthday? Her graduations? Her proms?" Elias questioned.Elias and her daughter say they were devastated to find out one of the two men sentenced to life behind bars for their deaths, Ivan Rodriguez, as of Wednesday, is out of prison and back in Philadelphia.Police say Donta Cradock and Rodriguez, 21 and 23 at the time, fled the scene of a robbery.

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Pa. Congressman announces $51 billion, 7-point plan to combat gun violence

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - U.S. Representative Dwight Evans is proposing an expansive $51 billion program to fight violence in Philadelphia and across the country.Evans unveiled the program at a gathering of politicians, law enforcement and doctors outside Temple University Hospital Thursday.Evans said, If approved, the program would support police, fund local anti-violence efforts, link residents to health care, provide job training and pump-up federal law enforcement.MORE HEADLINES:He predicted the U.S.

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DA Krasner announces arrest of former Philadelphia officer for assault of woman during 2020 protest

Former Philadelphia Police officer Darren Kardos, arrested in assault of woman during 2020 racial protest. PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner announced the arrest of former Philadelphia Police officer Darren Kardos due to the role he played, officials say, in the assault of a woman, her toddler and her teenage nephew who were pulled from their vehicle during protests in West Philadelphia after the 2020 fatal shooting of Walter Wallace, Jr.Kardos, in an official statement following the incident, stated things about the victim’s actions that did not match video evidence.

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Fired Philadelphia officer charged with assault of mother during unrest in 2020

PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia police officer who was fired amid accusations that he beat a woman in front of her toddler during unrest in 2020 is now facing charges in the incident, according to the District Attorney’s office. The incident occurred in Oct. 2020, during demonstrations in the days after Philadelphia police officers fatally shot Walter Wallace Jr. Officer Darren Kardos was suspended and later fired in relation to the encounter that left Rickia Young battered and bruised. On Thursday, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner announced that Kardos has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, possession of an instrument of crime, reckless endangerment, and criminal mischief. Young has said she was watching the news when she saw that protests over Wallace’s death had broken out in West Philadelphia.

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Wilmington school administrator charged with possessing child sexual abuse material

William Ushler, 53 (Howard Young Correctional Center )Wilmington, Del - A school administrator has been arrested after he was allegedly found with child sexual abuse material of young girls.William Ushler, an administrator at Tower Hill School in Wilmington, Delaware, has been charged with five counts of dealing in child sexual abuse material.Police say the 53-year-old’s email account was flagged after "images depicting nudity" were detected in August 2019 and March 2022.Two emails included an image of a nude young girl about 14-15 years old in a bedroom, police say.

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Police: Woman shot in the back while riding in food delivery vehicle in South Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - A woman is in critical condition after she was shot while riding in a food delivery vehicle Wednesday night.Police arrived at the 5900 block of Trinity Street at 10 p.m. for a report of a shooting.

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Mike Tyson attends the Ladylike Foundation Bowling Classic at Lucky Strike LA Live on February 11, 2022 in Los Angeles, California.

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2 hurt in shooting outside West Philadelphia bar, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Two men suffered gunshot wounds after police say shots rang out at Westside Tavern Sports Bar in West Philadelphia early Thursday morning.Police say they found a man lying in the highway when the arrived at the 6000 block of Market Street at 1:38 a.m. The 41-year-old man was shot twice in the high.The second victim, a 36-year-old man, was shot in the ankle, police say.

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Philadelphia child who survived being used as ‘human shield’ in 2019 shooting dies

Francisco Ortiz (L) was accused of opening fire on Nafes Monroe (R) who allegedly used his own son as a human shied back in the fall of 2019. (Philadelphia Police Department)PHILADELPHIA - A young Philadelphia boy who survived a shooting back in fall of 2019 has died, according to policeYaseem Jenkins, 3, died on Tuesday, more than two years after authorities say he was injured by a gunman who had been targeting his father. Back on Oct.

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Four suspects sought in gas station robbery in South Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are looking for four male suspects after a gas station robbery in South Philadelphia last week.Police say three male suspects rushed into the Gas and Go on the 2200 block of Island Avenue on April 14, while a fourth waited outside as a lookout. One suspect inside the gas station was armed with a handgun, police say.The three men attempted to break into two video game machines and an ATM, police say.

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Philadelphia man shot dead while answering his front door in Olney

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are looking for two armed male suspects after a man was killed at his house in Onley early Thursday morning.The 31-year-old man was shot and killed inside his house on the 500 block of Marwood Road just after midnight on Thursday, police say.Police say two suspects opened fire on the victim after knocking on his door.Two family members were also inside the house when shots rang out, however police say neither were injured during the shooting.The victim was pronounced dead at the scene after he was found lying on his living room floor with gunshot wounds, according to police.

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Russia tests nuclear-capable missile that Putin says has ‘no analogs in the world’

Russia said on Wednesday it had conducted a first test launch of its Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, a new addition to its nuclear arsenal which President Vladimir Putin said would give Moscow’s enemies something to think about.

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NOMO Foundation to open and operate youth transitional housing program in West Philly

PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia anti-violence program is expanding to create 23 apartments for young people, ages 18 to 24.‘New Options More Opportunities’ (NOMO) is an anti-violence program that offers youth the necessary education, life skills, and career development to keep them off the streets and prepare them for a productive future. NOMO, which is based on North Broad Street in Philadelphia, recently expanded and will now have a location on Lancaster Avenue in West Philly.

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Philadelphia nurse who ran Boston Marathon in scrubs sets Guinness World Record

Sam Roecker, a nurse at Penn Medicine's Perelman Center, set the Guinness World Record for fast marathon in scrubs with a time of 2 hours, 48 minutes, and 2 seconds during the annual Patriot's Day jaunt through Boston. PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia nurse who ran the Boston Marathon in scrubs to raise awareness and money for pandemic-weary nurses is now a Guinness Book of World Records holder.Sam Roecker, a nurse at Penn Medicine's Perelman Center, set the Guinness World Record for the fast marathon in scrubs with a time of 2 hours, 48 minutes, and 2 seconds during the annual Patriot's Day jaunt through Boston on Monday. FOX 29's Dawn Timmeny first spoke to Roecker a week before the marathon.

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Spikes in catalytic converter thefts make for a long, costly repair

PHILADELPHIA - Catalytic converter thefts are up in Philadelphia since last year, according to police. The recent spike in thefts combined with supply chain issues and worker shortages, is making for a long wait time at the shop and an expensive bill for victims of catalytic converter theft. Authorities say there were more than 3,400 thefts in 2021 and now in 2022, there has been more than 1,300 so far. Depending on the car you own, local auto repair shops say that it could take a month or longer to get the necessary car parts in. Mike Schafer, owner of Schafer’s Auto in South Philadelphia, says that in his 21 years of running the auto shop, he’s never seen anything like what’s been happening recently—6 to 13 cut catalytic converters a week from mostly Mitsubishis, Hondas, and Toyota Priuses."Three days, one month, 3 months wait time for them [parts] to come in," Schafer said.

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Man shot in the head in drive-by shooting in North Philadelphia

Shooting at Cecil B. Moore Avenue PHILDELPHIA - A 64-year-old man is in extremely critical condition after being shot in the head in North Philadelphia Wednesday morning.The victim was sitting in his car when he was shot in the head by unknown occupants in a passing dark-colored Ford SUV on the 2200 block of Cecil B.

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Freeland expected to boycott Russia’s G20 speeches over Ukraine war: source

Chrystia Freeland is expected to boycott any sessions at the G20 finance ministers’ meeting where Russian representatives attempt to speak, Global News has learned.A Canadian government official said Freeland may also use the G20 gatherings to provide a direct rebuttal to any Russian statements made in the plenary session.The official spoke on background as they are not authorized to speak publicly on the matter. Mariupol may only have a ‘few days or hours left,’ Ukraine commander says The news comes as G20 finance ministers prepare to meet on Wednesday while Ukrainians continue defending their country from the Russian invasion, which began on Feb.

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Weather Authority: Temperatures return to the 60s Wednesday, warm weekend ahead

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Wednesday will be a "glorious" day according to FOX 29's Sue Serio. Today's conditions will be sunny with hardly any clouds in the sky after a spring nor'easter pounded the Delaware Valley with rain Monday night into Tuesday. The sun will be deceiving as temperatures will remain below average with highs hitting the upper 50s. No precipitation is in the forecast for today. By 9 a.m., temperatures will be in the 40s and after lunch, they will rise to the 50s. Thursday will still feel chilly and a frost advisory is in effect tonight into tomorrow for several counties in Pennsylvania. Looking ahead, temperatures will fluctuate between the high 60s and 70s this weekend and into next week. ___SEVEN-DAY FORECASTWEDNESDAY: Sunny, cool. High: 60THURSDAY: Sun to clouds.

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'He killed my son': Philadelphia police officer makes emotional plea about son's shooting death

PHILADELPHIA - A veteran Philadelphia police officer is pleading with the suspects who authorities believe shot and killed her son earlier this year to come forward.Investigators on Tuesday shared a new video compilation that showed the moments leading up the shooting death of Hyram Hill Jr. in North Philadelphia last January.The new video contains images of two suspects.

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Philadelphia mask mandate: Where you need to wear a mask

PHILADELPHIA - Masks are back in Philadelphia, but when and where you are required to wear them can be confusing. As of this week, Philadelphia is under an indoor mask mandate that was announced after the health department noted an uptick in new COVID-19 infections. The all encompassing mandate was thrown for a loop, however, when a federal judge in Florida struck down the national mask mandate for public transportation that was recently extended by the Centers for Disease Control. The Justice Department said Tuesday it will not appeal the federal district judge’s ruling that ended the nation’s mask mandate on public transit unless the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention believes the requirement is still necessary.In a statement released a day after a Florida judge ended the sweeping mandate, which required face coverings on planes and trains and in transit hubs, Justice Department spokesman Anthony Coley said officials believe that the federal mask order was "a valid exercise of the authority Congress has given CDC to protect the public health." He said it was "an important authority the Department will continue to work to preserve."Coley said the CDC had said it would continue to assess public health conditions, and if the agency determined a mandate was necessary for public health, the Justice Department would file an appeal.Philadelphia's health officials on Monday said it will bring back its indoor mask mandate on Apr.

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Weather Authority: Temperatures return to the 60s Wednesday, warm weekend ahead

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Sunshine and warmer temperatures will follow in the wake of a rare spring nor'easter that brought showers and below-average conditions Tuesday.Expect the chance of a lingering shower to last until sunset Tuesday as an area of low pressure lifts to the far north to create wrap-around moisture during the evening.Temperatures will drop overnight into the 30s with mostly dry conditions. Philadelphia and its suburbs will bottom out around 40 degrees, while areas north and west will skew slightly cooler. Sunshine will reemerge on Wednesday, but the temperatures will remain below average in the mid 50s to low 60s across the area.

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Local family says man with nonverbal autism handcuffed at Philadelphia carnival

PHILADELPHIA - A Delaware County family is advocating for awareness and training after they say a family member with autism was handcuffed during an outburst of frustration at a Philadelphia circus. Kevin Bradley, 31, has autism and is nonverbal but the joy a carnival brings him is palpable. Kevin's sister, Kylie Moreschi, who runs the non-profit Emmaus House that provides housing and services for adults with intellectual disabilities, described his love for carnivals as "one of his greatest joys in the world."Family members now fear that Kevin's joy is forever tarnished after an incident that unfolded last week at S.E.E.Y.A carnival in South Philadelphia. Moreschi said an Emmaus House staff member went with Kevin to the carnival run by Houghton Enterprises, Inc on Friday night.

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Montgomery County DA to take over case of suspect in 2021 hit-and-run rampage from Philadelphia to Trappe

Kareem Welton (Montgomery County District Attorney's Office) NORRISTOWN, Pa. - Kareem Welton, the man accused of hit-and-run crashes in Manayunk and Collegeville in July 2021, is now facing additional charges, according to Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele. On Tuesday, Steele's office announced additional charges against Welton, 41, including, first-degree murder, attempted murder, aggravated assault, robbery, robbery of a motor vehicle, attempted robbery of a motor vehicle, accidents involving death or injury and related charges. Authorities say Welton went on a "spree of criminal behavior" that took place in the overnight hours between July 27 and July 28 and stretched from Center City to Trappe, Pa.

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Kenyatta Johnson trial: Judge declares mistrial in case against councilman, wife

PHILADELPHIA - The trial for Philadelphia councilman Kenyatta Johnson and his wife has ended in a mistrial after days of jury deliberations. In January, Johnson, 46, and his wife Dawn Chavous, 40, were indicted on fraud charges in what officials called a "widespread corruption conspiracy." Federal authorities accused Johnson, who has been a councilman since 2012, of engaging in official actions in exchange for payments. Chavous is accused of entering into a "sham" consulting agreement with a nonprofit that was used to funnel payments to her husband, authorities say. Before being indicted, Johnson released a statement saying, "First, let me be clear: I am innocent.

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US used wind power more than coal or nuclear for the 1st time

U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Back on March 29, wind turbines produced 2,017 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity in the lower 48 states, making wind the second-largest source of energy just behind natural gas. "Daily wind-powered electricity had surpassed coal-fired and nuclear electricity generation separately on other days earlier this year, but had not surpassed both sources on a single day," the EIA said. Data from that day showed Americans got their power from natural gas (31%), wind (19%), nuclear (19%), coal (17%) and other sources (14%). Texas has the most wind turbine capacity among states, as of December 2020.

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Hyram Hill murder: New video released in murder of Philadelphia officer's son

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police have released new video in connection with the murder of a Philadelphia police officer’s son earlier this year.During a Tuesday press conference, authorities shared a new video compilation that showed the moments leading up the shooting that killed Hyram Hill Jr.The new video also contained images of two suspects. Police say those suspects, who they believe sell narcotics near Broad Street and Erie Avenue, were also on the scene of a domestic incident about 10-15 minutes before Hill was shot. One of the suspects was interviewed by police on the scene of the domestic incident and was recorded on police body camera video.

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Man shot in the leg while trying to escape robber in West Philadelphia, police say

PHILADELPHIA - A man is in the hospital in stable condition after police say he was shot during a robbery in West Philadelphia on Monday night. According to police, officers with the 19th District responded to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center for a report of a prior incident around 9:49 p.m. Police say a 30-year-old man was approached by a male suspect on the 5900 block of Media Street. According to authorities, the suspect demanded the victim give him the bag he was carrying. Police say the victim was shot in the right leg trying to run away and the suspect fled with the bag. The victim was then transported to the hospital by private car, according to officials. Authorities say no weapon was located and that the investigation is active and ongoing. ___MORE LOCAL HEADLINES___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Philadelphia's high gas prices could jump even higher

PHILADELPHIA, Pa - Gas prices hit a record high this year and now people have to deal with the prices fluctuating every day. If you got gas on Monday, you probably noticed the prices are slowly creeping up again. According to AAA, the average gas price in Pennsylvania is $4.16 per gallon, which is 5 cents lower than it was last week.

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Embid scores 31 to lead Sixers to 2-0 series lead on Raptors

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - APRIL 18: Joel Embiid #21 of the Philadelphia 76ers shoots over Precious Achiuwa #5 of the Toronto Raptors during the first quarter of Game Two of the Eastern Conference First Round at Wells Fargo Center on April 18, 2022 PHILADELPHIA - Joel Embiid took his lumps and powered his way to 31 points and 11 rebounds, Tyrese Maxey showed he was no one-game postseason wonder and the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Toronto Raptors 112-97 on Monday night for a 2-0 lead in the first-round series.Maxey had 23 points, nine rebounds and eight assists. Tobias Harris had 20 points and 10 rebounds.

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21-year-old man shot and killed in Germantown Monday night

PHILADELPHIA, Pa - Police are investigating a homicide that happened in Germantown Monday night.Police say at 9:16 p.m.

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SEPTA riders no longer required to wear masks despite Philadelphia's reimposed mandate

PHILADELPHIA - On the day Philadelphia reimposed its indoor mask mandate, SEPTA announced that it's no longer requiring masks aboard vehicles or inside stations or concourses. The decision comes hours after a federal judge in Florida struck down the national mask mandate covering airlines and other public transportation. The White House said the court ruling means that for now the mask order "is not in effect at this time."The ruling appeared to free operators to make their own decisions about mask requirements, with several airlines announcing they would drop mandates but the New York City subway planning to keep one in place.SEPTA announced in a tweet Monday night that "the wearing of masks aboard SEPTA vehicles and in SEPTA stations & concourses is recommended but no longer required of customers or employees."Meanwhile, Philadelphia is under an indoor mask mandate that was brought back amid an uptick in new infections.

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Man, 27, shot inside North Philadelphia apartment, police say

Authorities say a 27-year-old man was shot several time Monday inside a North Philadelphia apartment. PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a man is expected to survive after he was shot several times Monday in the vestibule of a North Philadelphia apartment building. Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department were called to the 2800 block of North Broad Street around 4 p.m. for reports of a shooting. Officers found a 27-year-old man with gunshot wounds to the left leg, left side, and a graze wound to the head. The unnamed victim was brought to Temple University Hospital and placed in stable condition. No arrests were reported immediately following the shooting.

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Delaware State Police investigating tow truck robbery

Wilmington, Del - Delaware State Police say they are investigating a tow truck robbery that occurred in Wilmington on Saturday night. Police say around 7 p.m., troopers patrolling Philadelphia Pike observed numerous ATVs and dirt bikes that were driving hazardously. Responding troopers arrived at the B.P.

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Bike shop in West Philadelphia works to keep youth off the streets

West Philadelphia bike shop allows kids to learn about bikes all while earning their own. PHILADELPHIA, Pa - To a lot of kids, a bicycle is a symbol of freedom.

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Philadelphia Police Department appoints first Chief Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Officer

PHILADELPHIA, Pa - The Philadelphia Police Department announced the newest member of its executive team on Monday in an historic appointment of a new position.Leslie Marant will be joining the police department as Chief Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Officer. The position has been established to oversee diversity and inclusion efforts throughout the department.The lifelong Philadelphian is a Temple University graduate who has over 20 years of service with the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania as a staff attorney. Marant is the former Chief of Staff for Universal Education Company as well as the former Chief Counsel to the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission.

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CPC increases prices for Petrol & Diesel; Fuel limitations for series of vehicles lifted

COLOMBO (News 1st); The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation has decided to increase fuel prices with effect from midnight on Monday (18).The revised prices are as follows:92 Octane Petrol : Up by Rs. 84/- (New Price: Rs.

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Commissioner Outlaw: Public safety in Philadelphia is an 'ecosystem' that requires community support

PHILADELPHIA - Major U.S. cities experienced several violent incidents and shootings over the Easter weekend. In Philadelphia, dozens of people were shot in separate shootings across the city between Thursday and Sunday. Nine of those people died from their injuries, including an armed home invasion suspect impersonating a police officer who was fatally shot by a Mayfair resident with a license to carry. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw joined Good Day Philadelphia to discuss rising crime and answer questions from FOX 29 viewers. When asked about where Philadelphia's crime stands compared to other major cities, Outlaw says crime is an issue regardless of where the city ranks. "For those of us who live here, we know what it really is like all day every day," she said.

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Body found in burning car in North Philadelphia, police say

SKYFOX flew over an active scene on Wendle Street in Philadelphia, where a body was found in a burning car, police say. PHILADELPHIA - Investigators with the Philadelphia Police Department are looking into a suspicious death in North Philadelphia. According to authorities, police and fire responded to a car fire on the 2400 block of Wendle Street around 8:30 a.m. After extinguishing the flames, first responders found a body in the driver's seat leaning into the passenger seat, police say. The body is believed to be a male and the race is currently unknown, according to officials. Medics pronounced the person dead at 8:35 a.m. and the Medical Examiner's Office will travel to the crime scene to evaluate, authorities say. This is a developing story.

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