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Today skyforce 10 was in Delaware County over havertown where two workers were shocked by power lines, one of them was killed. Nbc 10s Deanna Durante has been on the ground gathering new information since we first brought you this story live as breaking news this morning on nbc 10 news at 11 00. What have you found out since then . Reporter we do know those two men worked for a philadelphiabased roofing kpp. If you take a look behind me at the scene, peco crews are still here. We can see the lad...

Septa bus and it happened right in front of her eight year old son. It was this evening at the the intersection of 15th street and washington avenue. Good evening, im lucy noland. Iain page is off tonight. We are learning heartbreaking details about this horrible accident. Lets get right out to fox 29s Jennifer Joyce live at the scene. So jennifer, what happened there . Reporter lucy, we are standing at the intersection of 15th and washington. Police told us tonight that this was an absolutely h...

Eight year old boy down on the ground trying to take care of his fine year old mother who was hit by the septa bus. She ultimately died on the scene. According to police, the mom was holding her sons hasnt as they were crossing the street. A 32 year old man with special needs was also with them. Police tell us all three were quote trying to beat the bus and cross over washington they were unsuccessful. Police say investigators tell us the woman was clipped and dragged under the bus. The child wa...

MCCOMB — A Bowling Green man died in a single-car crash in Hancock County last week.

The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a single-vehicle fatal crash. It happened on State Route 613 near County Road 139 at approximately 7:45 Thursday night. The sheriff’s office says Joshua Dutton, 36, was westbound on State Route 613 when his car went off the left side of the road and struck a tree in

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Anyone with information about the case is encouraged to contact Detective Sean Mukaddam at 256-341-4617 or smukaddam@decatur-al.gov.