The facade of a Philadelphia laundromat collapsed onto cars parked outside.
The collapse happened at a laundromat at 2120 East Allegheny Avenue in the Kensington section of the city on Thursday afternoon.
Portions of the sign and brick landed on the hood of cars parked out front.
The Philadelphia Fire Department is on the scene and luckily no injuries have been reported.
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Manayunk resident Yasmin Williams said she was driving home from an appointment late Thursday afternoon when, to her surprise, she discovered a bleeding dog hanging in the front window of a home on the 4100 block of Ridge Avenue in the East Falls section of the city.
"I was driving by and I heard the dog barking, and I looked, and she was hanging through the broken glass, bleeding," she said. "I had to pull over, just because I'm a dog owner myself and I wanted to make sure that she was okay."
Williams said the animal was in pretty bad shape.
"She was bleeding from the mouth, her tongue, it was like a little piece hanging from it, and there was like blood up underneath her chin."
Williams says she dialed 911, waved down a police car that was passing by and called the PSPCA to try to get help for the animal, which appeared to have been left home alone by its owners.
While she was worried about the condition of the dog, Williams said she did not necessarily think that the dog's owners had been negligent in leaving the pet alone in the house.
"When you work during the day, you do have to go ahead and make arrangements for your animals. So I don’t think that’s necessarily the issue. It just may be an issue of how secure the window was," she said.
"I don’t look at her coming through the window as a necessary negligence. She is an animal."
Police and animal control officers used a plastic grate to keep the dog from jumping through jagged pieces of glass in the window while they waited for the dog's owners and the SPCA to arrive.
A boat is engulfed in flames in Egg Harbor Township, and those flames are spreading to nearby homes, according to officials.
The boat caught fire in a slip between two homes on the 100 block of Hospitality Drive.
The two-alarm blaze was reported around 5:30 p.m.
Egg Harbor Township Police say the fire has spread to at least one of the homes nearby.
Witnesses say smoke can be seen for miles.
This story is developing. Check back for details.
A woman was trapped in a building after a tree fell in Northeast Philadelphia during Thursday night's severe thunderstorms.
The tree fell into the side of a building on Cottman and Tabor Avenues just before 7:30 p.m.
Emergency crews were able to quickly rescue the woman who was not injured.
Initally, the woman was reported to be trapped in her car.
Power is out all over the region as severe storms pound the area Thursday night.
Peco reports that 138,000 customers are without power. More than with 47,000 of those customers are in Chester County, 21,000 in Philadelphia, 16,084 in Montco., 14,000 in Bucks County about 5,200 in Delaware County.
PSEG is reporting scattered outages in multiple counties in New Jersey, .
West Penn Power and Penelec are reporting 1,942 customers without power in Berks County.
PPL reports 1,780 without power in Bucks County.
There are 1,536 customers in Salem without power, reports Atlantic City Electric.
Jersey Central Power & Light reports 1,495 outages in Hunterdon, 11,279 in Morris, 6,435 in Passiac, 1,045 in Sussex, and 1,349 in Warren counties.
Delmarva Power is also reporting outages. More than 10,000 customers in New Castle County, Delaware are in the dark.
We'll keep you updated with outages in your area as they come in. Check back for more.
New Castle Police arrested a 46-year-old man and allege he was seen running naked.
Joel Stevenson has been charged with indecent exposure and other charges. He was identified as the person who ran naked on June 29 in the area of Doe Run Road in Newark, Del.
After a search warrant was executed, police received information regarding sex assault allegations.
Stevenson was charged with two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, unlawful sexual contact in the second degree, sex offender unlawful sexual contact against a child, unlawful sexual contact with a person under 13 years of age, indecent exposure in the second degree and sex offender unlawful sexual contact against a child under 12 years of age.
Stevenson's bail was set at $167,000 cash bail. He was remanded to the Howard R. Young Correctional Institution.
The Philly 4th of July Jam will be short one act as Ariana Grande pulls out of the concert unexpectedly Thursday afternoon.
Public Relations Manager for the Office of the City Representative Randy Giancaterino announced today that Grande would not perform in Friday's concert, a part of the week-long Wawa Welcome America event.
Though the city did not release the reason for the sudden drop out, Wawa Welcome America tweeted early Thursday that the singer had "unforeseen personal circumstances."
Grande issued this tweet earlier in the day:
NY I'm sorry u saw less of me this trip. off to the g-parents in FL. they need me & now I gotta be there. love u & thank u for understanding
— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) July 3, 2014
The Philly 4th of July Jam set list will still be a full one, featuring artists like Ed Sheeran, Nicki Minaj, and local Philadelphia band The Roots.
The show, which is said to be the "Largest Free Concert in America," will take place tomorrow at 7 p.m. on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
The Fourth of July is starting without power for thousands of folks in the region. Chester County got hit the hardest from last night's storms.
As of 6 a.m., more than 50,000 customers were without power.
Here is the county-by-county breakdown:
We have a stormy start to today.
Hurricane Arthur is well off the coast, but will impact to us today with periods of rain and possible thunderstorms. Central and southern parts of Delaware and the Jersey Shore will see heavier rain that will linger the longest. Moderate rain is expected to start around 6 a.m. near Dover, Delaware and parts of the Jersey shore.
Inland, the rain will end sooner and remain lighter.
The day will be windy with gusts strongest along the shore, up to 35 miles per hour. Also, rip currents will remain strong and dangerous throughout the weekend, even after the rain has cleared.
Wherever you are, it's expected to clear in time for fireworks tonight, according to NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Brittney Shipp.
One of the victims in a double shooting in Philadelphia has died.
Around 11:40 p.m. last night, two men were shot in the Frankford section of Philadelphia around Akron and Bridge Street.
One victim, 25, was shot in the shoulder and chest was taken by private automobile to Temple hospital where he later died.
The second victim, also 25, was shot in the leg. He is now in stable condition at Temple Hospital.
Security footage shows one of the victims on crutches trying to hobble away from the scene for help.
No arrests have been made.
Five people were taken by ambulance to Philly hospitals and dozens more made the trip on their own after being sickened by carbon monoxide overnight at a Days Inn hotel.
During last night's storm, the hotel, which is located along the Roosevelt Boulevard in the Crescentville area, lost power.
Staffers turned on a generator in the basement.
According to police on the scene, that generator filled the building with carbon monoxide, which is a colorless, odorless, tasteless and potentially deadly gas.
Shortly after midnight, people began to get nauseous and dizzy. The hotel was evacuated as emergency crews arrived and took over.
Close to 100 people are currently staying at the hotel.
The building was aired out and people were allowed back in before daybreak.
