Police give update after toddler fatally shot inside Brewerytown home
A 14-year-old shot and killed a 2-year-old child inside a house in Philadelphia's Brewerytown neighborhood Thursday, police said.
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A 14-year-old shot and killed a 2-year-old child inside a house in Philadelphia's Brewerytown neighborhood Thursday, police said.
A store employee was shot and killed inside Jefferson Food Market in Philadelphia's Brewerytown section on Thursday night, police said.
Police are reviewing surveillance video and the shooting is under investigation.
Bagels and Co. opened its second location in two days Friday, and the shop is turning your favorite snacks into breakfast.
The shootings happened just hours apart in Kensington and Brewerytown.
The shootings happened just hours apart, according to police.
It's one of the first of its kind in the area, and it features seven different restaurants all under one roof.
Chandler Lutz reports.
The injured people are expected to recover, authorities say.
The fire happened along the 2400 block of Seybert Street. around 4 a.m.
Officials say two cats died and a third one was injured in the blaze.
Everyone inside the home made it out OK.
No arrests have been made.
It happened just after 2:30 p.m. at 28th and West Oxford Streets.
Police say Timothy Robinson was driving under the influence when he struck Johnson and his mother on Monday.
William Ernest Johnson III is accused of stealing home deeds.
Officials say the fire started in the rear of the home. Neighbors say it has since spread to three other homes.
Police say the incident happened around 10:30 a.m. at 29th Street and Cecil B. Moore Avenue.
Dom discussed Otto Warmbier's passing after over a year as a prisoner in North Korea, Amazon's purchase of Whole Food, wearing uniforms to work and a brawl breaking out in Brewerytown. At 10:20, Jonathan Goldsmith joined discussing his book, "Stay Interesting." At 11, Audobon Park Mayor Larry Pennock joined discussing the "Love Lives Here" signs.
Police say one man was killed Saturday night in the double shooting
On arrival, officers found a 36-year-old man in the street a few blocks away, who had been shot multiple times in the chest and back.
Around 6:49 a.m., crews were called to 2625 West Thompson Street for reports of a fire.
Mayor Nutter today told stakeholders involved in youth violence prevention that they should commit to a long-term effort and not go for short-term fixes.
Organizer Every Heard says there are plans to have a photographer on site for before and after photos, refreshments from Rybrew and maybe even a couple musical performances.
This portion of Brewerytown has seen better days, but now it's in a state of transition.
