WATCH: WWE Star Triple H, Joel Embiid Hype Up Philly Crowd During Game 1 Bell Ringing
As if Joel Embiid starting wasn't enough to get the Philly crowd hyped up, WWE star Triple H rang the bell before Game 1 against the Atlanta Hawks.
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As if Joel Embiid starting wasn't enough to get the Philly crowd hyped up, WWE star Triple H rang the bell before Game 1 against the Atlanta Hawks.
Embiid was officially listed as questionable due to a cartilage tear in his right knee.
The shooting happened on the 1300 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue.
The heat index this afternoon could reach the upper 90s as a heat advisory goes into effect.
Eyewitness News was told a man was armed with a knife.
Harper was in right field and hit third after missing 11 games with a left wrist injury.
Eyewitness News has what to expect at this year's festival and some of the other big events happening around town this month.
Officials say the peacocks were spotted near the Lower Nazareth border.
Summer in the city is getting an early start this year.
Embiid's official status for the Sixers' second-round series opener is questionable because of a cartilage tear in his right knee.
The other two injured officers returned home earlier this week.
The city is returning to normal after a difficult year.
White paint and the logos and insignia of a white supremacist group covered most of the mural, which was painted on a newsstand.
It happened on the 5500 block of Market Street just before 8:30.
Officials say heavy and sudden rain Thursday night, coupled with a construction project to replace sewer and water mains, is the likely culprit.
Embiid has small lateral meniscus tear in his right knee.
Posters will also be prominently displayed at Quick Chek stores and gas stations.
That means weddings, funerals, memorial services, performances, political gatherings and other catered and commercial events can go on with unlimited attendance.
Philadelphia is closing a much-loved park for people with disabilities.
A third officer remains hospitalized in stable condition.
Here's a preview if you are heading out.
The new report says nearly one-third of teenagers hospitalized with COVID-19 during a surge of cases early this year required intensive care.
The order stems from an ongoing legal challenge to stop-and-frisk as being "racially biased."
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration said the results of a statewide sampling program does not indicate widespread contamination of drinking water supplies.
Police say he struck about nine times between May 22 and June 1.
