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Driver in custody after Germantown hit-and-run leaves woman in critical condition
A woman is in custody after a hit-and-run in Germantown left a pedestrian in critical condition on Wednesday.It happened just after 4:30 p.m. on the 5800 block of Chew Avenue.At the scene, authorities found a 26-year-old woman in the roadway, suffering from trauma to her head and face. She was rushed to Einstein Medical Center, where she was placed in critical condition.Witnesses told police the victim was crossing Chew Avenue when a vehicle described as a dark-colored Cadillac struck her.After the collision, the vehicle reportedly fled the scene.Police say they later found the blue Cadillace a short distance away on the 5600 block of Sprague Street.Witnesses also reported seeing a woman flee the Cadillac after the crash.The woman -- who police believe is the driver in this incident -- was later taken into custody, according to police.No further information has been released.RELATED: Check the 6abc Neighborhood Safety Tracker
Mayor Parker Announces the 2024 Philadelphia International Unity Cup Draw: Global Teams to Celebrate Diversity Through Soccer
Philly soccer enthusiasts, mark your calendars. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has officially set the stage for the 2024 Philadelphia International Unity Cup, drawing teams alongside city officials for a tournament that's more than just a series of soccer matches. Mayor Parker, joined by Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Commissioner Susan Slawson and other soccer-affiliated figures, conducted the draw at the Dell Music Center, paving the way for a global showcase that's part of the cultural festivity and athletic endeavor.
Delivery driver allegedly fires shots at man working for School District of Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A delivery driver for Amazon allegedly shot at an employee who was working for the School District of Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon in the Graduate Hospital section of Philadelphia. At 3 p.m., the delivery driver and a 23-year-old man were involved in a verbal disagreement on the 1700 block of Christian Street that turned into a physical confrontation, Philadelphia police said. The delivery driver took a gun out of his van and fired toward the other man, but neither the 23-year-old nor two children who were nearby were injured, according to police. The driver was arrested and a weapon was recovered, according to police. Montana MacLachlan, a spokesperson for Amazon, said, "We are relieved no one was physically harmed during this event. This type of behavior is unacceptable, and does not reflect the standards we hold for drivers who deliver on our behalf. We are actively working with law enforcement to support their ongoing investigation."The 23-year-old works for Sunrise, which is a contractor for the school system, a district spokesperson said. He is not a full-time worker for the district.
Philly City Council honors artists helping families cope with gun violence
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson issued 31 official citations to artists who contributed to The Apologues, an organization attempting to help families cope with the loss of loved ones due to gun violence.
Missing Woman Last Seen In Philadelphia, Investigators Say
Virginia Graganella was last spotted on the unit block of North Front Street early Tuesday, July 16, authorities said. She is 5-foot with a thin build and gray hair and was wearing oval, purple glasses, according to PPD. Anyone who spots her is asked to call Central Detectives at 215-686-3093.
Sports Play by Play Camp at MCM Prepares Future Broadcasters
Montgomery Community Media (MCM) was the place to be this week for young, aspiring sportscasters. 45 kids ages 10-18 came to MCM for a Play-by-Play Sports Broadcasting Camp, the nation’s largest such camp according to Neil Hartman who was a longtime sportscaster in Philadelphia now the camp director. Hartman told MCM what his favorite part of the camp is.
West Philadelphia basketball coach looks to community for support
A West Philadelphia dad's basketball drills led to coaching a group of neighborhood kids competitively.Now, he's seeking a rebound of support to keep under-resourced kids shooting for success and the program running.Tevin Whitehead started with simple basketball drills to help his kids improve their skills on the court.Within weeks, the initiative swelled into 27 kids showing up to hoop at Millcreek Court.Now, Whitehead -- who runs an AAU team out of his own pocket -- is looking for help.You can get more information on the AAU team here.Action News has more on his inspiring story in the video above.
Warning for NJ residents: Arsenic seeping into home water supply
⚫ A preventive tool could be making a threat even more severe. ⚫ Homeowners are being advised to add a tool to their filtration system. New research out of Rutgers University is raising a big red flag for many New Jersey homeowners. Systems designed to keep arsenic out of a...
Philadelphia Mills Owner in Talks to Surrender Mall to Debtholders
Simon Property Group, Philadelphia Mills owner, is currently in talks to surrender the Northeast Philly mall as $290 million loan comes due. Simon Property Group, the owner of Philadelphia Mills, is currently in talks to surrender the Northeast Philadelphia mall after a loan on the property comes due, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Area Man Is Brains Behind Booming Amish Cannabis Business
Items from Lancaster County Cannabis. There is currently a booming business of Amish cannabis farmers in Pennsylvania, and one Chester County native is the brains behind it, writes Miles Dilworth for the Daily Mail. Reuben Riehl started Lancaster County Cannabis from his basement four years ago. He would pack the...
Backpack drive to prepare kids for school
A back-to-school backpack drive is underway for children and families served by the Crime Victims' Center of Chester County (CVC). Until Wednesday, Aug. 7, new backpacks may be donated at the drop box at state Sen. Carolyn Comitta's district office in the atrium of 17 E. Gay St., West Chester. The building will be open from Mondays through Fridays during regular office hours.
Grand jury indicts North East man in 'Molotov cocktail' case
ELKTON — A Cecil County grand jury has handed up a 13-count indictment against a man who allegedly hurled a homemade burning device known as a “Molotov cocktail” at a North East-area home while it was occupied by three people — including a 5-year-old boy — because the accused reportedly believed the man inside that house was having an affair with his wife, according to court records. Among the charges listed against the defendant — Christopher Joseph Shivery, 41, of North East — in that...
Second Friday spirits sunny in North East despite cloudy skies
NORTH EAST — Threatening skies persisted and light rain fell a time or two Friday evening in downtown North East, but the weather did not seem to dampen the spirits of those who visited the town during its monthly Second Friday celebration. A few open umbrellas could be seen at times as folks walked up and down the sidewalks along Main Street, popping into the gift stores, restaurants and ice cream shops along that thoroughfare. William Morgan and Jane Simon, who had traveled to North...
2024 Harry Roberts Senior Scholar Winners
Dover, DE (May 15, 2024) The DIAA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 DIAA/Harry Roberts Senior Scholar Athlete awards. Megann Dombchik, Concord High School, a three sport student-athlete, national honor society member and member of 6 different clubs and Krish Shjpaul, Newark Charter Senior High School, a three sport student athlete, Model United Nations Outstanding Delegate, a Presidential scholar and an volunteer for the Therapeutic Riding and Ongoing Training program (TROT) have been named this year’s girls and boys first place recipients. Elizabeth Dill, Dover High School, Addison Kennedy, Newark Charter High School, Patrick Craig, Caesar Rodney High School and Samuel Felice, Salesianum High School were also named as recipients.
Montgomery County Native Is Member of Most Successful Led Zeppelin Tribute Band
Paul Hammond, a Montgomery County native, is a member of Get the Led Out, the most successful Led Zeppelin tribute band in the world, writes Victor Fiorillo for the Philadelphia Magazine. Hammond, who stands in for Jimmy Page, is one of the two original members of the band. Get the...
Woodbury City Police Seek to Identify Persons of Interest in Suspicious Incident
WOODBURY, NJ — The Woodbury City Police Department is requesting public assistance to identify two individuals connected to a suspicious incident. The department has released images and is actively seeking…
Thousands without power after severe storms hit central Pa.
More than 28,000 Pennsylvanians do not have electricity Wednesday morning, hours after thunderstorms with powerful winds lashed the midstate. Nearly 10,000 PPL customers reported outages as of 6:30 a.m. Wednesday. About 2,000 of those outages are in Lancaster County, and another nearly 3,000 are in Chester County. PPL estimated power...
Felton singer making big at Delaware State Fair
Felton guitarist and singer Quade Gannon is ready to make his dreams come true on a famous stage adjacent to his hometown. He will round out the final night of the Delaware State Fair, as one of the opening acts for the Turnpike Troubadours. The concert is July 27 at 7 p.m. at the M&T Bank Grandstand.
See homes sold in the Camden area, July 8 to July 14
The following is a listing of all home transfers in the Camden area reported from July 8 to July 14. There were 3 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,461-square-foot home on Sheridan Street in Camden that sold for $180,000.
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