Philadelphia

"We hope you can find it in your hearts for understanding and forgiveness.”

The city has not reached 300 killings more quickly in a single year since at least the 1970s

City first responders have been eligible to get the vaccine since January

The conditions of the victims and the severity of their injuries weren't immediately available

A television station mistakenly used an altered graphic of the Philadelphia Police shield, which reads 'honor, integrity, service'

The study of the city's "scoop and run" practice, which allows police to transport some patients, found patients were generally just as likely to survive whether they were transported by cruiser or ambulance

A report outlines 77 recommendations that include enhanced training, better equipment such as body-worn cameras, and renewed efforts to build community trust

The dispatch unit was hit particularly hard, officials said

“Every night I went home when it was raining and I couldn’t stop thinking about her," said Officer Cynthia Padua

Two men were arrested for not having permits to carry the guns, police said

Demonstrators carried both "Count Every Vote" and "Black Lives Matter" signs

Officers recovered propane tanks, torches and what appeared to be dynamite sticks from the vehicle Wednesday night

The city's police commissioner has pledged to release 911 calls and bodycam video of the police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr.