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The Pennsylvania SPCA and PETA have each announced $5,000 rewards in the case of a female pit bull hanged in Philadelphia's Logan section.
The accident was reported at about 3:44 p.m. Friday at Cottman Avenue and Roosevelt Boulevard.
Philadelphia Police are investigating after they say two people were found dead in Fairmount Park.
On his one year anniversary, Rich discussed Gov. Christie moving to the kid's table, needles in Halloween candy hoax and diversity in the Peanuts film. He spoke with Rachel Stoltzfoos Reporter at The Daily Caller News Foundation at 4pm about the Ben Carson controversy. Rich spoke with Alana Goodman, Reporter at The Washington Free Beacon, about her article, Clinton Calls for Exxon Probe After Company Cuts Off Foundation Funding. At 5pm, Rich spoke with Matt Katz covering Gov. Christie for WNYC/NJPR via podcast, blog and radio about Gov. Christie's downfall.
Investigators say Obrian Lewis shot and killed Marcel Edwards and Quentin Watson, Junior in the Park Place Apartments on Sandy Street in Norristown.
Chopper 3 was over the scene of the crash on the 1400 block of Old York Road near Wheatsheaf Lane.
One person was taken to the hospital for unknown injuries.
Officials say the call came in around 12:15 Friday afternoon.
The iconic steps of the Art Museum were star-studded once again, with a press conference Friday introducing characters from the new movie "Creed", which was filmed in Philadelphia.
America's birthplace has been named the country's first World Heritage City, putting it on par with Jerusalem, Cairo, Paris and other places recognized for their impacts on the course of human events.
Consumer agencies are alerting residents about the latest phone scam to hit the region.
Some students at Episcopal Academy participated in a web chat about politics and elections with the Committee of Seventy.
It takes 4,000 volunteers in all to put on these games every year, making this the largest student-run Special Olympics in the entire world.
Authorities say another student at Belmont Charter School reported the weapon to school officials.
