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4-yr-old Struck/Killed After Father's Funeral; Person Killed Walking on I76; Union Wins Frozen Four |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 04/13/14 1:41 am | updated: 04/13/14 1:44 am |
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A 4-year-old boy was struck and killed in Chester Saturday afternoon. The boy was returning home after attending funeral services for his father, who was shot and killed last Saturday afternoon. The little boy, Carder Hardy, exited a parked car at 11th and Upland Streets in Chester, PA around 5 p.m. He jumped out of the car and into the path of an on-coming white van. The driver of the van could not stop in time. He did stay at the scene and answered investigators' questions. It appears... Read More |
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Teen Arrested for Shooting 11 year old; AC Casino Sues Phil Ivey; Off-Duty Officer Stabbed at Home |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 04/11/14 6:56 pm | updated: 04/11/14 6:56 pm |
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Philadelphia Police have arrested a 16-year-old boy in connection with the shooting of an 11-year-old boy last Sunday in North Philadelphia. They are still looking for the teen's older brother, 25-year-old Marcellus Temple. The 11-year-old was critically injured when the brothers fired over a dozen shots at the crowd. It happened at 4:00 pm on Sunday at the intersection of Gratz and Oxford streets. Apparently, the teen had been beaten up earlier in the day and came back to enact... Read More |
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Suspect Charged in Allentown Craigslist Murder; School Bus Crash in Wynnefield Heights |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 04/10/14 6:45 pm | updated: 04/10/14 6:45 pm |
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A suspect has been charged with the murder of an Allentown area man that he met on Craigslist. 27-year-old Tyrell Ronald Young of Reading has been charged with homicide, robbery, illegally possessing a firearm, theft of a vehicle and receiving stolen property relating to a vehicle and a firearm. 41-year-old Eric Ervin of Coopersburg was found shot to death inside a trailer he uses for his auto detailing business early in the morning on Wednesday. Ervin's girlfriend told police that he... Read More |
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Suit Corner Old City Destroyed By Fire; 20 Injured by Teen Slash/Stab Spree in PA High School |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 04/09/14 5:39 pm | updated: 04/09/14 5:39 pm |
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Flames destroyed a landmark Old City business today as fire engulfed the building at 3rd and Market. The Suit Corner has been at the southwest corner of the intersection for the past 50 years with it's iconic red, white, and blue facade. Fire broke out around 9:15 am. The owner and all employees were able to make it out safely. The fire department responded within 3 minutes but flames had taken over the structure. After going to 2 alarms, it was brought under control just after 10:30.... Read More |
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The Roots release 1st single "When The People Cheer" off new album 'And Then You Shoot Your Cousins' |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 04/08/14 12:56 am | updated: 04/08/14 12:56 am |
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Philadelphia's own The Roots have released their first single "When The People Cheer" off their upcoming album ...And Then You Shoot Your Cousins. okayplayer.com describes the newest album as a "concept LP/anti-rap opera." Watch for it soon on Def Jam Records.
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Teen Shot in NE Philly; SEPTA, No Strike, No Talks; Wharton State Forest Fire Contained |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 04/07/14 7:08 pm | updated: 04/07/14 7:08 pm |
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A teenager was shot and killed this morning in Northeast Philadelphia by an intruder. 19-year-old Shaquelle Abraham was shot once in the chest by the suspect who entered the apartment, fired, and left without taking anything. It happened after 10am on a second floor apartment in the home at 9418 Fairgreen Lane. The victim's girlfriend was able to call police while hiding inside a closet. Abraham grew up in that home and was planning to move out on his own. Police do not yet have a motive... Read More |
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City Council Bans Electronic Cigarettes; 1 Dead in AC Chase/Shooting; Mark Sanchez an Eagle |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 03/27/14 7:17 pm | updated: 03/27/14 7:17 pm |
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Philadelphia City Council voted unanimously to ban use of electronic cigarettes in public places. They voted 15-0 to treat electronic cigarettes (e-cigs) the same way that tobacco products are treated. The e-cigs, which only produce a vapor when used, would be banned from public places like restaurants, bars, public buildings, and even some outdoor spaces like parks. Supporters of e-cigs toted their smoking cessation use, as well reports that show no harmful chemicals in the odorless... Read More |
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Teens Charged as Adults in Temple Attacks; PSPCA Removes 260 Cats; Cinnamon Challenge Sickens 5 Kids |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 03/26/14 7:05 pm | updated: 03/26/14 7:05 pm |
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The Philadelphia District Attorney's office has charged three teenage girls as adults in the attacks against Temple University students last Friday. 16-year-old Najee Bilaal, 15-year-old Zaria Estes, and 15-year-old Kanesha Gainey have been charged with Aggravated Assault, Conspiracy, Possession of an Instrument of a Crime, Terroristic Threats, Simple Assault and Recklessly Endangering Another Person. In one instance a female had a brick throw in her face damaging her teeth. Two other... Read More |
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Teen Girls in Custody in Brick Attack; Bus Driver Forced Kids Off Bus; More Ricin Found in Hatboro |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 03/25/14 7:17 pm | updated: 03/25/14 7:17 pm |
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Philadelphia Police have arrested five high school females between the ages of 14-17 for three violent attacks on Temple University students last Friday night. The attacks happened along North 17th Street at around 6:00 pm. In one attack a 19-year-old old female Temple student was hit in the face with a brick by a 15-year-old girl. The victim suffered severe facial injuries and the girl is facing aggravated assault charges. Two other victims were punched. Surveillance video of the... Read More |
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2nd Annual "Make Music Philly" on Sat., June 21 Will Celebrate Music All Day, All Over Philly |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 03/25/14 2:49 pm | updated: 03/25/14 2:57 pm |
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For the second consecutive year, Philadelphia will join more than 500 cities worldwide that celebrate music on Saturday, June 21st, the first day of summer and the longest day of the year. On that day, Make Music Philly will feature free music performances taking place across the city from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
"The inaugural Make Music Philly day launched a new and wonderful tradition last year - adding a new element to our city's rich musical legacy," said Mayor Michael A. Nutter.... Read More |
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