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Separate shootings of infant, toddler have officials searching for solutions, suspect
Gunmen struck two babies in separate shootings at a Kensington rowhome and in a car in North Philadelphia. Detectives are seeking any witnesses who might be able to help in making arrests in both cases.
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Man guilty of shooting, injuring five people at Walmart
A jury needed only an hour Monday to find Keenan Jones guilty of shooting and wounding five people last summer inside a Walmart in Cheltenham Township.
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Wrongfully arrested at Starbucks, 2 black men seek to turn injustice into good
The city committed $200,000 to Project Elevate, an entrepreneurial program in city high schools developed by the two men under their nonprofit called Action Not Words.
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'Maybe Next Year' documentary told through lens of Philadelphia Eagles fans
Eagles fans were flying high after screening the sports documentary "Maybe Next Year" at the Philadelphia Film Festival.
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More than 100 firefighters battled blaze at auto garage in Cobbs Creek
Crews were called to the the area of 59th and Irving streets for a massive fire around 10:10 a.m. Monday.
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