Why Philadelphia plane crash investigation could take longer
Because Jet Rescue Air Ambulance is a foreign company, the Philadelphia investigation could be a bit more challenging.
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Because Jet Rescue Air Ambulance is a foreign company, the Philadelphia investigation could be a bit more challenging.
Police are still investigating the death of a 61-year-old man who was struck by an SUV overnight on Friday. You can see the debris-filled scene near Roosevelt Boulevard and C Street. Police said the victim was struck around 1:30 a.m. The driver also hit several parked cars. The driver stayed at the scene.
Caseem Wongus saw a child running from the flames after the Northeast Philadelphia plane crash. He jumped into action.
While many businesses have reopened after the Northeast Philadelphia plane crash, some are still closed for repairs as they deal with the aftermath.
A Philadelphia man says he helped save a boy who was burned when a plane crashed into the ground in Northeast Philly. This is his message for the boy's family: "Ramesses is strong and courageous and truly a warrior for being able to walk himself through that fire."
Greg Ott, the owner of Ott Insurance Group, owns two buildings near the intersection of Cottman Avenue and Leonard Street near the site of the crash. He said it could take two months to repair the damage.
A man who was injured in the deadly plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia said the trauma is "incredible."
A Northeast Philadelphia man who was injured when a plane crashed into his neighborhood Friday night describes the moment a piece of debris flew into a restaurant and struck him in the head. Neighbors and city leaders say the community is coming together after the tragedy.
Police said 37-year-old Steven Dreuitt died inside a car after a plane crashed in Northeast Philadelphia last week.
A stretch of Cottman Avenue reopened and Roosevelt Mall is welcoming back customers for the first time in four days.
CBS News Philadelphia found out Jet Rescue Air Ambulance had another plane crash 15 months ago in Mexico. A federal official says this information could be useful to the NTSB.
A stretch of Cottman Avenue reopened and Roosevelt Mall is welcoming back customers for the first time in four days. The mall was closed in the aftermath of the medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia that killed seven people and injured 24 others.
Mayor Cherelle Parker said five people are still hospitalized following a fatal medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia, three of whom are in critical condition.
The Roosevelt Mall will reopen Wednesday afternoon, days after a medical jet crashed near Roosevelt Boulevard and Cottman Avenue and killed seven people. Later tonight, the city will hold a town hall meeting for residents impacted by the crash. CBS News Philadelphia's Ross DiMattei has the latest on the investigation.
Roosevelt Mall will reopen on Wednesday nearly a week after a plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia that killed seven people and injured at least 24 others.
Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown wished a victim of the Northeast Philadelphia plane crash a speedy recovery on social media on Tuesday night.
In the wake of Friday's deadly plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia, first responders are feeling the weight of the tragedy.
Philadelphia police were some of the first to respond to the scene of the deadly plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia. Now they're feeling the weight of the tragedy.
Six Mexican citizens aboard a medical jet and one person on the ground were killed after the plane crashed in Philadelphia.
Several blocks of Cottman Avenue — home to numerous shops and stores — remain shut down as investigators process the deadly plane crash scene in Northeast Philadelphia.
Roosevelt Mall, along with several mom-and-pop shops near the site of impact, have been unable to open since the night of the crash. Philadelphia's Department of Commerce is assisting businesses affected.
Andre Howard, 10, is being hailed a hero for his actions during Friday's plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia.
Four of the 24 people injured after the Northeast Philadelphia plane crash remain hospitalized Two are now stable, and two remain in critical condition.
Virgen Viera says her grandson's body was engulfed in flames when his father's car caught fire after the medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia on Jan. 31.
During a tour of the damage on Monday, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy got an up-close look at the crater in the ground at the site of impact.
