13 Philadelphia Police Officers Injured, 14 Arrests Made After George Floyd Protests Turn Violent
Police and protesters began to clash on Saturday afternoon and multiple police vehicles were set on fire.
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Police and protesters began to clash on Saturday afternoon and multiple police vehicles were set on fire.
The statue was donated to the city and unveiled in 1999.
The city will provide rental assistance payments to 4,000 households.
This rally, which started at Rodney Square, was organized by Food Not Bombs Wilmington and the city's Black Lives Matter movement.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced the statewide total now stands at 159,608 on Saturday.
The violence unfolded along the 2500 block of North Jessup Street just before 11 p.m. Friday.
On Saturday, 680 new COVID-19 cases were reported, bringing the statewide total to 71,415.
Kenney took to social media to let city residents know he shares in the outrage many are feeling due to recent events.
Analysts say drivers can expect to see higher pump prices as the summer goes on.
We're told the officers suffered superficial wounds when the prisoner attacked them with an unidentified weapon.
Police say the bus was making a left turn from Route 38 onto Pleasant Valley Avenue when a car traveling eastbound on Route 38 hit the bus.
Summer is around the bend and parents can now breathe a sigh of relief as they decide what to do with their children over the next couple of months.
On tap for next week is in-store shopping at retailers and reopened child care centers.
The shooting happened near Frankford and Pratt Streets, close to the Frankford Transportation Center.
Police say the boy was playing in a bedroom when he fell from the window.
The Democratic senator from Scranton said he had a low-grade fever and mild flu-like symptoms, leading him to isolate himself at home for two weeks.
Whether you are chilling on the front steps or relaxing in the backyard, what better way to keep cool on a warm day then with a cold treat?
Nationwide, doctors are concerned about patients continuing to avoid treatment for heart attacks, strokes and other problems.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority announced Friday it will resume enforcing parking meters in Center City and University City on June 8.
Under the "Safer at Home", plan lower-risk business and activities will be able to resume.
This happened along the 1400 block of South 10th Street around 6:45 a.m. Friday.
Instead of children being injured at school or playing sports, doctors at CHOP are seeing more broken bones happening at and near home.
Philadelphia police have arrested a 17-year-old wanted for sexually assaulting a woman and shooting her roommate inside of a West Philadelphia apartment.
The 50-year-old was found around 11 a.m. in the 2600 block of East Ann Street.
Gov. Tom Wolf plans to announce Friday that he will lift more pandemic restrictions in certain counties in Pennsylvania, his office said, while 26 more counties woke up to fewer restrictions.
