FBI agent suffers minor injuries after weapon discharged outside Philadelphia government building
The FBI says one special agent suffered minor injuries in the incident.
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The FBI says one special agent suffered minor injuries in the incident.
Summer vacation is officially over for many students across the Philadelphia region as they headed back to the classroom on Monday morning.
The program is ending to make sure there are enough tests for an expected fall surge in cases.
DA Krasner will also provide the weekly gun crimes update.
Police say someone dropped the victim off at Einstein Medical Center around 1:45 a.m. Monday.
The victim was shot in the leg.
Citizen App video shows Philadelphia medics rushing the victim to the hospital.
There were numerous customers inside the store during the shooting, including a large number of children.
Pvt. Alyssa Cahoon died Thursday with her family around her, the 1st Battalion, 34th Regiment — a basic combat training battalion at Fort Jackson — said on its Facebook page Friday.
Shoppers have 10 days when they don't have to pay sales tax on school supplies and other essential items, like computers and sports equipment.
The shooting is under investigation.
Through Mission Tiger and CBS Gameday Experience, middle schools across Philly will get funding to go toward their football programs.
To help people get through this grim milestone, the Upper Dublin Lutheran Church is hosting several events.
The boil water advisory is affecting around 260 customers.
The shooting happened on the 6200 block of Buist Avenue around 3 p.m.
