Aqua Asks Southeastern Pennsylvania Customers To Discontinue 'Non-Essential' Water Use
Aqua Pennsylvania is asking customers throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania to discontinue "non-essential" water use.
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Aqua Pennsylvania is asking customers throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania to discontinue "non-essential" water use.
One person was taken to the hospital.
A shooting left a 16-year-old boy critically injured in West Philadelphia early Friday morning.
Police say the victims, a 69-year-old man and a 68-year-old woman, were in their second-floor apartment when the building came down.
Murphy said there were no fatalities from the tornado that left lumber scattered like toothpicks, tore roofs off and collapsed walls.
At this point, it's simply just a waiting game.
Officials confirm there was one fatality in the borough.
At least three people lost their lives in Montgomery County on Wednesday. Two died due to a flood, the third was a woman who died after a tree toppled into her home.
The shooting happened last Friday night on the 900 block of Coates Street after Academy Park High School's football game against Pennsbury.
It's believed a tornado that moved through Bristol, Bucks County Wednesday tore the roof off a condominium building and heavy rains caused serious flood damage.
Residents in the Park Towne Place towers in Center City are being evacuated due to deteriorating conditions caused by flooding from the remnants of Ida.
There were also 16 tornado warnings Wednesday.
The Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office is investigating the baby's cause of death.
Eyewitness News has been told that authorities have made more than 100 high water rescues due to water flooding from the Brandywine Creek.
Several school districts in the tri-state area have announced they will be closed on Friday or will go virtual following the devastating damage left behind by tornadoes and flooding brought on by the remnants of Ida.
