PHILADELPHIA - At least one officer was hurt and three people were arrested when police say a massive group of juveniles ran rampant on a Philadelphia street Wednesday night.

Preliminary information from the Philadelphia Police Department said several hundred juveniles were "causing a disturbance" around 9 p.m.

Police say the officer who was hurt suffered non-life-threatening injuries. FOX 29's Market Street camera captured at least a dozen police cars racing down Market Street and stopping near 9th street.At least one officer was hurt and three people were arrested when police say a massive group of juveniles ran rampant on a Philadelphia street Wednesday night.Investigators have not said what motivated the unruly crowd.

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney on Twitter said the "destructive and disruptive" behavior "will not be tolerated.""I'm saddened when young people engage in behavior that endangers themselves and others, especially because it is not representative of the majority of our city's youth, who are positively engaged in their communities," Kenney wrote in a second tweet.The frenzy on Market Street happened around the same spot where an off-duty Fashion District security guard was non-fatally shot on Tuesday evening..

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Newark shooting: 2 dead, including 7-year-old; suspect killed by police

NEWARK - Newark Mayor Ras Baraka made a passionate plea to his community on Thursday after two people were shot and killed Wednesday night, including a 7-year-old boy, by a gunman who was later killed by police, a source said.Police responded Wednesday night to a 911 call they received from someone at 363 Johnson Ave. According to authorities, a man walked into a home and opened fire, shooting and killing a little boy inside, along with a man.When police arrived on the scene, they encountered the gunman. Police said he dropped one gun, ran about a block, and pulled out a second gun.

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'The nation's report card': New study reveals tumbling nationwide test scores in civics, history

PHILADELPHIA - A new report points out troubling statistics, that test scores are down nationwide, especially in history and civics. Experts think the pandemic played a big part in the decline.The information was released from the National Assessment of Educational Progress and it indicates history and civic scores for 8th graders nationwide have tumbled.The NAEP tests students in civics proficiency every four years."It’s not great," stated Chief Learning Officer at the National Constitution Learning Center, Dr.

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Fate of Cherry Hill farm uncertain as board nears vote on proposed senior-living complex

CHERRY HILL, N.J. - Cherry Hill’s Zoning Board is expected to decide Thursday night if the Holly Ravine Farm in town should become a massive senior-living complex, a proposal which has sparked controversy.In the hustle and bustle of the busy South Jersey community, the 26-acre farm is an oasis; a patch of land from a time decades ago when Cherry Hill was agricultural. Now, there’s fear the farm will be lost if a proposed 175-unit senior complex is built.Eric Ascalon - a lawyer and longtime Cherry Hill resident - opposes the plan, and said that developing the land would mean "putting the nail in the coffin of a rich part of Cherry Hill’s history." A Texas company is behind the proposal that also includes a 200-space parking lot. MORE LOCAL HEADLINESThe town’s Zoning Board will vote Thursday night on so-called "variances" to allow for the construction on the land presently approved for detached, single family homes.

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Police: Armed suspect shot and killed by police in North Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a foot pursuit ended in an officer-involved shooting Thursday afternoon in North Philadelphia. Two officers from the Philadelphia Police Department responded to calls for an auto investigation on the 1200 block of Dauphin Street just before 2:30 p.m.The officers pulled up to a vacant lot and saw a group of people surrounding a vehicle, according to police. When one of the officers exited the car, police say some of the people fled. Moments later, another person emerged from near the car and also took off running.

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Accused drunk driver refused sobriety test after crash that killed bride: police

Newly released affidavits from the Folly Beach Police Department have revealed what happened in the aftermath of a deadly crash that killed a bride and injured a groom just hours after they tied the knot in South Carolina.

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Memphis police arrest man who allegedly shot into FOX affiliate, barricaded himself in restaurant

Memphis police arrested a man who allegedly shot his weapon into a FOX affiliate station on Tuesday afternoon. (FOX13) MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Memphis police arrested a man who allegedly shot his weapon into a FOX affiliate TV station Tuesday afternoon.The man fired an AR-style rifle into the FOX 13 Memphis station, which landed outside the front door of the building's lobby, according to the outlet.After shooting into the station, the man allegedly went into a nearby restaurant, Ubee's, and barricaded himself while recording a Facebook Live video.After the shot was fired, employees at FOX 13 were evacuated into a parking lot in the back of the building for nearly 30 minutes as police worked to secure the area.No individuals or FOX 13 employees were injured in the shooting.The alleged gunman initially walked up to an employee at FOX 13 outside the building and wanted to talk, before showing the worker a gun in his possession.The bullet fell outside the front door of the lobby, leaving an impression right next to the station's logo.

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WATCH: Falling tree in Australia just barely misses hitting car

WASHINGTON - A motorist driving down a street in Australia made a lucky escape on May 3, when a falling tree barely missed their car.In a video recorded by Sian Rinaldi’s home security camera in Queanbeyan, Australia, a white vehicle is seen driving as a tall pine tree begins to topple across the road."The driver didn’t stop, but it was super loud," said Rinaldi to Storyful.

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Boat crew rescues tourists in Hawaii after car drives into harbor

A sailboat crew helped rescue two tourists after they drove their car into Honokohau Harbour, in Kailua Kona, Hawaii.A sailboat crew helped rescue two tourists after they drove their car into Honokohau Harbour, in Kailua Kona, Hawaii.Video by Christie Hutchinson shows the crew using rope to drag the car back into shallow water before helping the driver and passenger out of the vehicle."The passengers were tourists trying to find a Manta Ray Snorkel tour company in the harbor and had been following their GPS directions when they took a wrong turn into the water," Hutchinson explained.

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Céline Dion’s ‘Love Again’ Co-Stars Priyanka Chopra And Sam Heughan Praise ‘Wonderful’ And ‘Gracious’ Singer Amid Health Issues

Céline Dion’s “Love Again” co-stars have nothing but love for the Canadian icon.

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Oklahoma victims’ families question why offender was free

sex offender who authorities say shot to death his wife, her three children and their two friends and then killed himself was freed from prison despite facing new sex charges in a separate case.Okmulgee Police Chief Joe Prentice said each victim had each been shot in the head one to three times with a 9 mm pistol when they were found Monday near a creek in a heavily wooded area in rural Oklahoma.The bodies apparently had been moved there from where they were originally killed, the scene "staged" before Jesse McFadden, a 39-year-old convicted sex offender, killed himself, Prentice said Wednesday. The bodies were discovered near McFadden’s home in Henryetta, a town of about 6,000 about 90 miles east of Oklahoma City.Jesse McFadden (Source: Oklahoma Highway Patrol) The gruesome discovery came Monday - the very day that McFadden was to stand trial on charges that he solicited nude images from a teen while he was in prison for rape.

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Calvin Davis, Olympic medal winner in 400 hurdles, dead at 51

FILE-Calvin Davis of the USA competes in the Men's 400 meters hurdles event of the Athletics Competition of the 1996 Summer Olympics. (David Madison/Getty Images) Calvin Davis, the Olympic bronze medalist in the 400 hurdles at the 1996 Atlanta Games, has died.

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100-year-old WWII veteran plans to bench press 100 pounds this year: ‘That’s my goal’

Photos of Werner Schalupitz (Credit: Annette Wideman, Trainer George Dobbins from CrossFit Dover) DOVER, Del. - Warner Schlaupitz, a Delaware resident who recently turned 100 years old, is working toward an impressive goal: Bench press 100 pounds at the state’s Senior Olympics in September.The World War II veteran attempted the weightlifting feat on his centennial birthday in April but was just shy of accomplishing it – performing the bench press with 95 pounds."So I got to get to 100 between now and September," he told FOX Television Stations. "I’ll work at it until September. And if I can go better than 100, I'll be happy.

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Oodles of noodles dumped in Old Bridge woods

(Credit: Nina Jochnowitz via Storyful)OLD BRIDGE, N.J. - A trail of cooked pasta was found alongside a creek in Old Bridge, New Jersey last week.Photos posted on Facebook show heaps of spaghetti and elbow-shaped noodles in the woods.Community Leader Nina Jochnowitz said she stumbled across trail of pasta, estimated to be "300-400 pounds," with no explanation of how it got there. RELATED: Food delivery driver gets lost in woods for 5 hoursThe town’s public works department arrived within hours of her post for "a rapid cleanup" of the river basin "and pasta dump," according to Jochnowitz. Her friend called it "mission im-pasta-ble," and posted it on New Jersey reddit page.

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Lori Vallow murder trial day 22: Nephew-in-law of 'Doomsday mom' continues testimony

BOISE, Idaho - Ian Pawlowski, the husband of Lori Vallow's niece Melani, is back on the stand Thursday in the murder trial of the so-called "Doomsday mom."On May 3, Pawlowski testified he never saw Vallow’s kids, JJ and Tylee, and Lori allegedly never mentioned them.Ian also told the court about the alleged light and dark spirits rating system. He said he heard about it through Melani, who learned it from her aunt, Lori, and her new husband, Chad Daybell.Witnesses have testified that she called JJ and Tylee zombies before they were killed.

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Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Commissioner Kathryn Ott Lovell resigning after 7 years

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia's leader of city parks and recreational facilities is stepping down from her post, according to Mayor Jim Kenney. On Thursday, Kenney announced the resignation of Kathryn Ott Lovell as Commissioner of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation. "When the pandemic forced us all outdoors, our City parks and playgrounds quickly became the center of our lives. During that time, Kathryn led a team at PPR to serve Philadelphians in new ways - turning recreation centers into virtual learning hubs and transforming residential blocks into mobile summer camp experiences," Mayor Kenney said. "I thank her for her service and wish her the best."According to the Mayor's Office, Lovell is moving on to be the President and CEO of the Philadelphia Visitors Center Corporation, which helps enhance the experience of visitors to Philadelphia. "As a lifelong Philadelphian, serving the city I love, being the Commissioner for the past seven and a half years has been a tremendous honor," Lovell said.

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Philadelphia sheriff warns about hiding suspects after arrest of wanted fugitive: 'You don't wan't this smoke'

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia law enforcement officials are warning residents against harboring wanted fugitives as they continue to search for suspects wanted for multiple crimes. Sheriff Rochelle Bilal and Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner held a joint press conference on Wednesday morning to announce the arrest of a man known as one of "Philadelphia's most wanted fugitives." According to Bilal, on Tuesday morning, members of the Sheriff's Fugitive Warrant Unit, U.S. Marshals and Philadelphia Police Department's Homicide Unit arrested Gregory Burnett in Darby, Pennsylvania. Burnett is accused of fatally shooting a 31-year-old man on the 5000 block of Marion Avenue on August 16, 2020. Related Philadelphia's law enforcement leaders are enlisting the help of the public to catch nearly a dozen murder suspects who have been roaming the streets of the city for years, some since 2019.In November 2020, the DA's Office approved murder charges against Burnett, who has two prior violations for firearms, authorities say. Bilal says weekly fugitive lists published by the sheriff's office is helping to bring fugitives to justice. "Let me just say this.

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Man arrested outside Buckingham Palace after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges detained under Mental Health Act

A man suspected of throwing shotgun cartridges outside Buckingham Palace has been detained under the Mental Health Act.

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Masks could still benefit patients in Manitoba hospitals, microbiologist says

masking requirements — which were implemented at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic for health-care facilities in Manitoba — are set to be lifted next week.“I’m not necessarily advocating that people wear masks universally anymore,” Lagace-Wiens told 680 CJOB’s The Start.“I think we’re well past that…. But in settings like hospitals, I think it still behooves us to try to protect our patients, at least until we know what effect the changes in all other areas of the hospital are going to have on our patients.” In making its decision, Shared Health says it consulted infection prevention and control experts.Masks will still be required for those who are sick and near vulnerable patients, like those in need of a transplant or going through cancer treatments.Masking requirements across Manitoba’s health-care system will be lifted next week in most acute, long-term and community settings.

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Many Canadian offices are empty. It could be the economy’s ‘canary in the coal mine’

interest rates are putting stress on Canadian real estate — but it’s not just homeowners feeling the pinch.Experts are warning that Canada’s commercial real estate sector could be a “canary in the coal mine” for a steeper downturn in the economy as an uncertain return to the workplace leaves many office landlords in a precarious position.Much of the fears for commercial real estate — a sector that includes office towers, retail spaces, warehouses and production plants — stem from the United States and recent instability in the banking industry.First Republic, a regional bank that catered to a wealthy clientele, was the latest casualty of the instability that has seen shockwaves spread beyond the U.S. to global banking institutions.It was Charlie Munger, vice-president of Berkshire Hathaway and right-hand man to investment magnate Warren Buffett, who rang alarm bells over the weekend about the state of U.S.

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Nick Cannon Sends Love To ‘Big Brother’ Jamie Foxx As It’s Revealed He’s Replacing Actor On ‘Beat Shazam’ Amid Health Scare

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Uber X Share service returning to Philadelphia, other major cities

PHILADELPHIA - Uber is expanding its shared ride program to Philadelphia and four other cities. The Uber X Share option will be available in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC, Miami and Nashville in the next few weeks. The program was halted in 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions but has since relaunched in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Phoneix, San Diego, Portland, Indianapolis and Pittsburgh. The Uber X Share option will allow riders to receive 20% off the total fare if they are matched with a co-rider along the way. MORE LOCAL HEADLINESUber says the share option is also better for the environment as it will help cut down on the use of gas and emissions per passenger. "At Uber, we know affordability is important to making transportation more accessible for more people – especially in the current economic climate," the company said. "Offering more affordable products isn’t just good for customers, it helps build out an ecosystem of affordable, multi-modal transportation – from shared rides, to micromobility, to public transit, which continues to be a powerful ally to Uber.

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South Jersey little league team implementing new rule to curb wild behavior from unruly parents

DEPTFORD, N.J. - As youth sports gets more competitive, parents across the country are taking things too far, causing teams to put a stop to wild behavior from unruly parents in the stands. The Deptford Little League has introduced a new rule to keep parents in line. The organization's President, Don Bozzuffi, Vice President, Jim McDevitt, and a parent, Dewey Hatton, joined Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the behavior they are looking to stop. Hatton said he's heard the use of expletives from irate parents in the stands, which has then influenced some children to use foul language on the field. McDevitt, who also serves as an umpire during games, says he has had parents heckle him about calls he's made. Bozzuffi says that while 99% of parents serve as positive reinforcements to the young team members, 1% make it difficult for everyone, especially when violence is involved. RELATED COVERAGEIn an effort to create change, McDevitt says they called in younger umpires who may have a better appeal with the children's parents, but that move was not enough. "After about two and a half three weeks they went, ‘That’s it Don. I had enough.

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A look at the mom and 5 teenagers killed in rural Oklahoma

(Courtesy: Henryetta Public Schools) HENRYETTA, Okla. (AP) — A woman who would go 100% for her children. A teen set to represent her town in a pageant.

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Kevin Hart Gives Jamie Foxx Health Update: ‘There’s A Lot Of Progress’

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Florida umpire says angry parent knocked him out cold: 'Maybe tomorrow somebody gets killed, then what?'

KISSIMMEE, Fla. - A Florida parent was arrested Wednesday for allegedly punching an umpire during a baseball game at Liberty High School in Kissimmee, deputies said. Video released by the Osceola County Sheriff's Office appears to show Jorge Aponte Gonzalez walking up to the umpire, who was standing near a gate, and knocking him to the ground.Between innings, umpire Ray Mora walked to a gate as he awaited his replacement. As his back was turned, Gonzalez left the stands and punched the 63-year-old Army veteran, the Osceola County Sheriff's Office said during a press conference.An Osceola County high school parent was captured on video knocking an umpire out during a baseball game at Liberty High School"That individual was not even facing me," Mora told FOX 35 News.

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Kevin Hart updates fans on Jamie Foxx’s health: ‘There is a lot of progression’

medical emergency almost a month ago.The comedian, 43, appeared on Tuesday’s “Impaulsive” podcast and dished how the Oscar winner, 55, is feeling now.“I think the dope thing is that he’s getting better in his situation,” Hart told host Jake Paul. “Everybody’s prayers, everybody’s love, energy, all that stuff is seen and felt.

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Police: 23-year-old dies days after being shot in the head in Tioga

PHILADELPHIA - A young man has died days after he was shot in the head in Philadelphia, police say. According to authorities, the shooting took place on the 1500 block of West Tioga Avenue in the city's Tioga section. Police say officers were dispatched to the address for a report of a person with a gun on Monday at 11:34 p.m. Officials say first responders found the 23-year-old man on the 3rd floor with a gunshot wound to the head. He was transported to Temple University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on Wednesday morning at 4:52 a.m., according to authorities. MORE LOCAL HEADLINESThe man was later identified as Jeremiah Shields, police say. The Homicide Detective Division is investigating the case.

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Woman, 25, critically injured after being shot during attempted carjacking in Wynnefield, police say

PHILADELPHIA - A woman is in the hospital with serious injuries after she was shot during an attempted carjacking, Philadelphia police say. According to authorities, the shooting erupted on the 2800 block of Belmont Avenue in the city's Wynnefield section shortly after 3:15 a.m.

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More than 20 stores temporarily closed at Reading Terminal Market

Workers at a bakery inside Reading Terminal Market as the indoor mask mandate is reinstated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S, on Monday, April 18, 2022. Philadelphia is bringing back its indoor mask mandate beginning April 18 after a 50% increase i PHILADELPHIA - More than 20 stores are closed at Reading Terminal Market on Thursday, according to the farmer's market. Officials with the market say the temporary closures are due to an electrical issue inside the facility. The following stores are being impacted by the electrical issue: There is no word on when the electrical issue will be resolved, allowing the stores to reopen. This is a developing story.

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UK Republicans call for an end to monarchy, want coronation to be the last

King Charles III and Camilla, Queen Consort during the Garden Party at Buckingham Palace on May 3, 2023 in London, England. (Yui Mok - WPA Pool/Getty Images) LONDON - On his way to be crowned this week, King Charles III will travel by gilded coach through streets swathed in red, white and blue Union flags — and past a warning from history.At Trafalgar Square stands a large bronze statue of King Charles I, the 17th-century monarch deposed by Parliament and executed in 1649.

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Closing three West Lothian swimming pools 'detrimental to people's health and wellbeing'

Members of the public say they are furious that three West Lothian swimming pools could be shut in a bid to save money, saying the moves are detrimental to people’s mental health and wellbeing.

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Police: Man found gunned down in Wissinoming alley

Philadelphia police officers responded to the 4300 block of Deveraux Street, where a man was found gunned down in an alley. PHILADELPHIA - A man's shooting death in Philadelphia is under investigation, law enforcement authorities say. According to police, the shooting occurred on the 4300 block of Deveraux Street in the city's Wissinoming section early Thursday morning. The homicide unit confirmed they are investigating a fatal shooting in the area after a man was found shot to death in an alley. MORE LOCAL HEADLINESNo additional details were made available about the victim or circumstances surrounding the shooting. This is a developing story.

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Democrats move pro-union amendment out of divided Pa. House

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Citing new evidence, Menendez brothers look to overturn murder convictions

TRIAL OF BROTHERS LYLE & ERIK MENENDEZ, PARRICIDES (Photo by Ted Soqui/Sygma via Getty Images) LOS ANGELES - Potentially reopening one of Southern California's most notorious murder cases, attorneys for Erik and Lyle Menendez filed court papers Wednesday contending that newly surfaced evidence warrants the overturning of the brothers' convictions for killing their parents in 1989.Jose Menendez and his wife, Mary Louise, or "Kitty," were gunned down by their sons in their Beverly Hills mansion in 1989. Erik Menendez, now 52, and Lyle Menendez, now 55, never denied carrying out the killings, but contended they were repeatedly sexually assaulted by their father and feared for their lives.As a result, defense attorneys argued that the brothers "did not harbor the mental state needed for first-degree murder and were therefore guilty of manslaughter."Prosecutors, however, said the killings were financially motivated, pointing to lavish spending sprees by the brothers after the killings and arguing they were guilty of first-degree murder.The brothers' first trial ended with jurors unable to reach verdicts, deadlocking between first-degree murder and lesser charges including manslaughter.

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WHO weighing up whether to end Covid emergency

A panel of global health experts will meet today to decide if Covid-19 is still an emergency under the World Health Organization's rules, a status that helps maintain international focus on the pandemic.

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India reports 3,962 new covid cases in a day

New Delhi: India reported 3,962 new covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, with active cases declining to 36,244, the union health ministry data showed. While the daily positivity rate has reached 2.17%, weekly positivity rate stood at 3.13%. In the last three years of the pandemic, India has reported more than 44.9 million cases and 5,31,606 covid related deaths.

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West Lothian gran says she can't sleep in bedroom as 'mystery mould' ruining her health

A West Lothian gran says damp and mould in her house is severely affecting her health – and she has a doctor’s letter to prove it.

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Neighborhood shaken by daytime gunfight outside Philadelphia rec center: "It's the city we live in right now"

PHILADELPHIA - Darius Cuevas would love to take his young son to the park across the street from his Lawncrest home, but he says rampant gun violence in the city often gives him second thoughts."It's sad to see, sad to say, but it's the city we live in right now," Cuevas said. "I do have a 4-year-old child myself, I can’t even take my son across the street no more."That reality hit close to home for Cuevas on Thursday when police say a midday gunfight erupted outside Lawncrest Recreation Center during which two dozen shots were fired.

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Independent review set for Philadelphia 76ers proposed arena

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials have announced "an independent and comprehensive evaluation" of the Philadelphia 76ers’ proposal to build a $1.3 billion sports arena next to the city's Chinatown neighborhood, an idea that's drawn strong opposition from some Chinatown residents and leaders.Mayor Jim Kenney on Wednesday called the proposal announced last summer "an exciting opportunity" but said officials must understand the impact it may have on the surrounding communities before any plans move forward."In the coming months, he said, city and public agency partners as well as third-party consultants will complete technical studies on the feasibility and impacts of such an arena in the proposed location. He said that would include assessing "building design, community impact and urban planning, economic impact and parking/traffic impact."Kenney also said the developers must ensure that the project "works for the surrounding communities" that would be affected and urged that they be "involved and engaged throughout every step of this process."The city's announcement came hours before an evening meeting scheduled in Chinatown by opponents of the arena, which would be built just a block away from the community's prominent gateway arch with a planned opening in 2031.

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Police: Disorderly group of juveniles gathers on Market Street, 1 officer hurt

PHILADELPHIA - At least one officer was hurt and three people were arrested when police say a massive group of juveniles ran rampant on a Philadelphia street Wednesday night. Preliminary information from the Philadelphia Police Department said several hundred juveniles were "causing a disturbance" around 9 p.m. Police say the officer who was hurt suffered non-life-threatening injuries. FOX 29's Market Street camera captured at least a dozen police cars racing down Market Street and stopping near 9th street.Investigators have not said what motivated the unruly crowd. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney on Twitter said the "destructive and disruptive" behavior "will not be tolerated.""I'm saddened when young people engage in behavior that endangers themselves and others, especially because it is not representative of the majority of our city's youth, who are positively engaged in their communities," Kenney wrote in a second tweet.The frenzy on Market Street happened around the same spot where an off-duty Fashion District security guard was non-fatally shot on Tuesday evening.

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