A 23-year-old man suffered serious injuries after being shot multiple times on Creston Street, police say. WISSINOMING - A young man is fighting for his life after police say he was shot several times Sunday evening in Wissinoming.

Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department were called to the 4000 block of Creston Street around 5 p.m. for reports of a shooting.

Police found a 23-year-old man with gunshot wounds to the back, arms and legs. He was taken by police to Jefferson-Torresdale Hospital and placed in critical condition, according to police.Authorities did not report any arrests immediately following the shooting.

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Teenage boy critically injured in Southwest Philadelphia double shooting, police say

SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA - Two people, including a 17-year-old, are in critical condition after police say they were shot multiple times Saturday afternoon in Southwest Philadelphia.Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department were called to the 5800 block of Pentridge Street just before 5 p.m. for reports of gunfire. Police say a 17-year-old boy suffered gunshot wounds to the chest and stomach.

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CDC: Florida breaks record with more than 21,000 new COVID cases

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Federal health officials say Florida has reported 21,683 new cases of COVID-19, the state's highest one-day total since the start of the pandemic. The state reached the new record as it becomes a new epicenter for the virus, accounting for around a fifth of all new cases in the U.S. Florida Gov.

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Police may have found car of Bucks County woman who vanished 3 weeks ago

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Police believe they may have found the car of a missing Bucks County woman who vanished three weeks ago after leaving a friend's apartment in Philadelphia.FOX 29's Alex George says police found a gray 2016 Ford Focus on Woodhaven Road in Northeast Philadelphia that may belong to 26-year-old Cassandra Johnston. Johnston, a daycare worker from Feasterville, has not been seen since the morning of July 11th when she left he friend's apartment on 12th and Vine streets around 5:30 a.m.Police say Johnston lost her cell phone the day before she disappeared and has not been heard from in nearly three weeks. According to family members, Johnston has mental health issues and it is unknown if she has her medication. Police say she

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Police shoot man in leg who fired at officers during chase in Hunting Park, investigators say

PHILADELPHIA - Investigators say two Philadelphia police officers were uninjured after they exchanged gunfire with a man during a chase through Hunting Park on Thursday.According to the Philadelphia Police Department, two officers were patrolling the area of 9th Street and Hunting Park Avenue due to an increase in gunpoint robberies inside the park. Just before 9 p.m., investigators say the officers spotted a man later identified as Naquan Burns near the southwest side of the park talking on his cellphone. Officer allegedly noticed a "bulge" on Burns' waistband and believed it to be a gun. While still sitting inside a patrol car, police say officers questioned Burns about the bulge and he told them that it was his cell phone.

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As pig rules take effect, bacon may disappear in California

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FOX Sports reporter Erin Andrews talks Tubi, upcoming NFL season: ‘I’m feeling excited’

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New California law could make bacon hard to find in 2022

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Police: Wilmington man charged with third DUI after road rage incident in Lewes

John Gillen is facing his third DUI charge along with other felonies after police say he was impaired when he followed another driver into a parking lot and threw a lock at the vehicle. LEWES, Del. - An accused repeat drunk driver was arrested in Sussex County on Friday after police say he followed another driver into a vacant parking lot and threw a lock at his car.Delaware State Police say troopers were called to the parking lot of the Home Depot on Coastal Highway around 2:30 a.m.

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Nassau County lawmakers to vote on bill that would let police sue protesters

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Police: Man in critical condition after shooting in Logan

PHILADELPHIA - A young man has been hospitalized after he was shot multiple times in the Logan section of the city.The shooting happened shortly before 2 p.m.

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Dad, 39, said 'I should have got the damn vaccine' before dying of Covid in hospital

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A US family have spoken of their torment after a dad-of-five died shortly after saying he regretted not getting a Covid-19 vaccination.Michael Freedy, 39, caught the virus while on holiday in San Diego with fiancée Jessica DuPreez and their children. He died in hospital two weeks later.The couple had been together for seven years, and their youngest child is only 17-months-old.

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COVID-19: Thousands stage Paris protest against Macron’s health pass, police present

Thousands of people across France on Saturday protested against a new health pass targeting a wide array of social venues as the country battles with a fourth wave of COVID-19 infections.

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Gas prices tick up in NJ, around nation

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Camden man confirmed to have West Nile Virus

CAMDEN, N.J. - A Camden man in his 60s has tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV) and subsequently died. On July 16, the man was admitted to a local hospital displaying symptoms consistent with WNV. Authorities say that following treatment, he was discharged to a local sub-acute care center where he later passed away. Laboratory testing returned positive results for WNV."West Nile Virus typically affects a small number of New Jersey residents each year, however the prevalence of the virus has been increasing recently," said County Health Officer Dr.

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Investigation underway after Philadelphia Police discharge weapons during patrol

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Man and woman shot walking to car in North Philadelphia

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Princess Charlene won’t be reunited with family for months amid health woes

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‘Better Call Saul’ star Bob Odenkirk in ‘stable condition’ following collapse

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ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons recalls Dusty Hill’s health struggles prior to his death

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Japan imposes state of emergency in Tokyo, other prefectures amid Covid-19 scare

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Lanarkshire mum vows partner's suicide 'won't be in vain' as mental health petition goes to parliament

petition before submitting it to the Scottish Government. It has also received the backing from politicians with Central Scotland MSP Monica Lennon a huge supporter of the cause.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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ASIRT investigating fatal police shooting near south Edmonton hotel parking lot

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Australia's third-largest city of Brisbane to enter Covid lockdown

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How return-to-office policies are shifting with US coronavirus surge

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Covid vaccinated people can carry as much virus as others: Study

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California woman shot in head in front of 6-year-old daughter in possible case of mistaken identity

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Disney issues vaccine mandate for all salary, non-union hourly employees in the U.S.

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Powerful EF-3 tornado rips through Bensalem Township, leaving widespread damage behind

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B.C. records 243 new cases of COVID-19 in only 24 hours, with more than half in Interior

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NJ NWS office issued 14 tornado warnings Thursday, including first for a 'particularly dangerous situation'

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U.S. events led to massive COVID-19 outbreak – mostly among fully vaccinated

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2 young volunteer firefighters injured in deadly crash on I-76 released from hospital, officials say

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Gov. Wolf, task force urge lawmakers to promote COVID vaccination

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Pennsylvania prisons release dashboard tracking race, populations

PHILADELPHIA - A new dashboard of real-time data on Pennsylvania's prison and parole populations shows the state has made strides to reduce racial inequity, but Black and Latino residents are still greatly overrepresented in prisons and on parole.The dashboard built by the group Recidiviz, a tech nonprofit that partners with governmental agencies to use data to reduce incarceration with a focus on racial inequities, was made public Friday and includes information on prison and parole populations as well as a tab to specifically look at racial disparities in the system.

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Capacity limits to be lifted when Ontario exits Step 3, indoor mask mandate to stay: government

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Video: Virginia milk plant explosion prompts hazmat, emergency response

STRASBURG, Va. - Emergency and hazmat crews were called to the scene of an explosion at a Virginia milk plant early Friday morning.Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and WeatherAccording to Virginia Department of Transportation officials, the explosion at the Valley Milk plant in the 400 block of East King Street in Strasburg was reported around 3:30 a.m.SUBSCRIBE TO FOX 5 DC'S YOUTUBE CHANNELThey say there were no injuries in the explosion, but crews are on scene to check on possible problems with the building and also chemical hazards.READ MORE: Report of possible explosion at Prince George’s County warehouseThey say the building was compromised, but they have not determined to what degree.AdvertisementThe area is

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Japan to extend Covid-19 state of emergency in Tokyo

Japan's government is to extend a virus state of emergency in Tokyo and impose the measure in four more regions, as cases surge a week into the pandemic-postponed Olympics.

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'Slim Kim' Jong-un 'had gastric band put in' to shift 40lbs of timber after health fears

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Kim Jong-un appears to have lost even more weight leading to suggestions he has had a gastric band fitted.New snaps of North Korea's supreme leader show him to be slimmer than at any point during his ten-year reign.Since taking charge of the secretive state in 2011, Kim had gradually piled on the pounds which inside sources claimed was the result of work-related stress, drinking, heavy smoking, and a high-fat diet.Despite his diminutive 5ft 7in stature, South Korea's National Intelligence Service claimed his weight peaked at a hefty 22 stone last year.Now however as he shows off a slimmed-down face and trim torso, Kim is estimated to weigh in a whopping 2st 8lbs lighter.In April the

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Officials: 6 hurt during tornado, severe storms in Bucks County

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Olympic first: Men, women to swim together in the same relay race

TOKYO - Swimming is nothing if not orderly.Get ready for a little chaos.Here comes the 4x100-meter mixed medley relay making its Olympic debut in Tokyo on Saturday: Two men and two women per country doing backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and freestyle. The teams get to decide who swims each stroke, so a woman from one team and a man from the other could be doing the butterfly, say, at the same time."I was probably a bit skeptical when it first came on the program, but I’m so thrilled that it’s now an Olympic event," Australian sprinter Cate Campbell said.

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