Nate Sylves

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Dan Snyder |Nate Sylves

A jury returned a mixed verdict in the trial of Maurice Hill, the man accused of shooting six Philadelphia police officers during a standoff in Nicetown-Tioga in August 2019. The jury found Hill guilty on three counts of attempted murder, nine counts of aggravated assault and nine counts of assault on an officer. Hill was found not guilty on nine counts of attempted murder and three counts of aggravated assault. The trial stemmed from a shooting and standoff on Aug.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Josh Sanders |Nate Sylves

A once-vacant apartment complex in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood is now a symbol of hope and new beginnings. City leaders joined local developer Odin Properties in a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday morning to welcome families into the newly renovated Kings Highway Apartments, a 31-unit affordable housing community along Frankford Avenue between Ann and Cambria streets.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Kerri Corrado |Nate Sylves

3 ejected from stolen car after crash in New Jersey, state police say Three people were seriously injured after being ejected from a stolen car in rural Hopewell Township, Mercer County, early Tuesday morning, according to New Jersey State Police. State police said a teen driving a stolen Kia lost control on Sewall Road went off the road and crashed into multiple trees. Investigators said the teen driver and two juvenile passengers were ejected and suffered serious injuries.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Madeleine Wright |Nate Sylves

City of Chester takes steps to fill void in health care amid Crozer Health system closure A nonprofit EMS provider is stepping up as Delaware County's largest health system gets ready to shut down in just four days. VMSC Emergency Medical Services, based in Lansdale, Montgomery County, has signed an agreement to respond to 911 calls in the City of Chester starting Saturday. The agency will station three ambulances at the Chester Bureau of Fire.

4 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Stephanie Stahl |Nate Sylves

Family in Montgomery County reacts to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. first press conference about autism Millions of autism families are anxiously focused on how Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will impact their lives, will his focus help or hurt? Cat and Dan West, who live in Montgomery County, watched RFK Jr. with their 22-year-old son, Joey, who has autism. "It's going to make things worse," Dan West, Joey's dad, said.