On the drivers side door or passenger or he made it halfway through the street and the mirror could have the passenger side mirror could have clipped the pedestrian. Reporter melton suffered a broken arm is that hospitalized in stable condition. Police say he was wearing all black clothing at the time of the accident. Yes, you got to watch it. Reporter ethel lives across from where melton was hit and says people cross that median in traffic all the time. If theres a lot of traffic i just stand there until it dies down. It could rain. It could be snow. Im going to stay. People like to hop that and try to get between the cars and you cant do that. Reporter police are urging anyone who may have seen the crash and the driver to come forward quickly. Possibility they might not even known they hit a person and with the dark clothing and so forth. We just want to get the full story of this and get this squared away. Reporter now as you can see there are cameras outside the Humane Society but
Temperatures well above the freezing point. Weve seen more melting today. 58 in philadelphia. We have already been in the low 60s. 60 degrees for northeast philly. 61 now in mt. Holly. In fact, we matched a record High Temperature in philadelphia. Look at these temperatures and look at the radar, you look at areas that still have snow, and we are definitely seeing melting in potential for more flooding through the evening. Heres how much snow is left across the area, north and west of philadelphia. Our biggest concern, this is where we still have snow cover. This is our biggest flooding concern through upper montgomery, bucks county, Lehigh Valley with heavy rain. What were looking at now, aside from the snow and the rain, were talking about creeks and rivers rising. This is for the schuylkill rival boathouse row. Flood stage top line. Bottom line is an action stage. If the river were to ride in between two lines, thats where kelly drive would be flooded and closed between north ferry
The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) is proud to announce the first two recipients of Safe Havens for Pets grants to help domestic violence survivors and their companion animals seek safety in underserved communities in Mississippi and North Dakota.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – After 16 years, the CEO of Columbus Humane is resigning from the nonprofit, and the organization has launched a national search for her replacement. Rachel Finney is stepping down from her role as CEO of Columbus Humane – a nonprofit law enforcement agency that responds to an average of 6,000 animal […]