Philadelphia All Local

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025 (morning edition):

More than 600 people went to Solomon Solis-Cohen School for the Northeast Emergency Community Impact Town Hall on Wednesday night, just blocks from the site of last week’s deadly medical jet crash. There, city officials spoke with residents about their concerns.

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Snow, sleet and freezing rain are hitting the region this morning, causing some hazardous driving conditions.

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Philadelphia officials announced the creation of a $5 million fund to help small businesses start up in the city.

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It's not just at the grocery store where we are seeing egg prices soar. Many restaurants are scrambling to keep up with the rising costs.

Authorities today have identified the victim killed on the ground in the fatal medical jet crash last Friday in Northeast Philadelphia.

Officials saying 37-year-old Steven Dreuitt was in one of the many vehicles traveling along Cottman Avenue, impacted by the crash.

This coming as the Roosevelt Mall reopens today for the first time since the crash.

City crews are still working to clean up the aftermath of the collision that killed Dreuitt and six others.

KYWs Matt Coughlin was at the mall today as shoppers and shopkeepers returned.

A 55-year-old Bucks County man admits to hiding cameras in a bathroom in a home to get videos of unsuspecting girls.

The attorneys for Sean Higgins, the man accused of killing Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau while they were riding bikes last summer, have filed a motion to dismiss the charges.

The issue of transgender athletes is front and center at the White House Wednesday.

The Roosevelt Mall reopens after NTSB finishes its investigation of medical jet crash.

Neighbors and resident near the crash site say they are worried that they have been breathing toxic fumes for days.

SEPTA says if Governor Shapiro's budget proposal for mass transit passes as is, it would put off need for service cuts.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025 (morning edition):

There's a town hall tonight in the Northeast for those impacted by Friday's medical jet crash. City government officials will be speaking at Solis-Cohen elementary school at 7 p.m.

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The Trump administration has delayed tariffs on products from Mexico and Canada, but the threat still looms over U.S. relations with our nearest neighbors.

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Gov. Josh Shapiro has used his annual budget address to highlight bipartisan success from the first two years of his term, calling on Republicans and Democrats to continue to work together to keep making "real differences in Pennsylvanians' lives."

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A local choir group is celebrating a big win at the Grammys this past weekend.

The site of the medical jet crash on Cottman Avenue is still blocked off, but those who work in the area can now get back in.

Gov Shapiro gives his 3rd budget address.

Authorities warn fans not to fall for latest Super Bowl ticket scams.

Law enforcement and transportation officials get the word out about driving drunk during Super Bowl weekend.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2025 (morning edition):

Officials now believe at least 24 people on the ground were hurt Friday night after a medical transport jet crashed in Northeast Philadelphia.

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Two teenage DoorDash drivers were wounded in a shootout that left another man dead in Fairhill.

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About 100 people marched around South Philly Monday evening to protest President Trump's crackdown on immigration.

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A Temple student is behind bars after university officials say he impersonated an ICE agent on campus.

As the investigation into the cause of Friday’s medical aircraft crash in Northeast Philadelphia continues, the Secretary of Transportation toured the site this afternoon/Monday and met with city and state officials.

A 23-year-old man is fighting for his life after being run over by a bus in Center City Sunday night.

Authorities are investigating after police shot and killed a man (today) Monday morning along the I-95 off ramp to Philadelphia International Airport in Southwest Philly.

A super program in Delaware County is celebrating the Eagles ahead of the Super Bowl while also teaching life skills.

It’s an annual sign that baseball’s right around the corner: The Phillies equipment trucks left today, bound for spring training in Clearwater.

Investigator recovered the Black Box at the site of Friday's deadly medical jet crash.

The President of Philadelphia Skating Club in Ardmore describes the grief that club members are feeling. Several members were killed in the DC American Airlines collision.

Four bills were introduced to Philadelphia City Council aimed at addressing affordable housing.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 (morning edition):

The NTSB recovered the black box from the plane that crashed on Cottman Avenue in the Northeast Friday night, which killed six people on board and someone else on the ground.

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Mexican officials identified the victims from the medical jet that crashed Friday night, including the pediatric patient and her mother.

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The University of Delaware Figure Skating Club hosted a memorial for the skaters, coaches and families who died in last week's plane crash outside Washington, D.C. that killed 67 people.

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Philadelphia City Council will take up four bills aimed at making housing in the city more affordable.

Officials have identified the six victims killed in Friday night's crash, including the 11-year-old pediatric patient and her mother.

Lih-zeth Murillo Ozuna died along with her daughter, Valentina...they were visiting Shriners Children’s Philadelphia from Mexico.

Also on board were two pilots, a doctor, and a paramedic.

One other person died while in their car upon collision.

Mayor Cherelle Parker and other city officials provided an update Sunday on the deadly medical jet crash.

Hundreds of Eagles fans flocked to Lincoln Financial Field this morning to send the Birds off to Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans in style.

Would you ride a train that would run along the Delaware Riverfront? That's the question asked in a survey exploring a "Pop-Up" metro line.