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An unknown number of people were trapped inside the rubble.
Governor Josh Shapiro spoke with reporters.
Crews say they are still in a rescue mode, searching for victims using dogs, earth-moving equipment, and sonar to locate potential victims.
A local fire official says at least five people still may be missing.
The explosion took place Tuesday afternoon, shortly after crews responded to a report of a gas leak.
An Ohio Democrat is suing President Trump for adding his name to the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
The lawsuit also names Trump appointees to the Kennedy Center board.
NPR's Chloe Vettman reports on Representative Joyce Beatty's lawsuit alleging the new Trump-Kennedy Center name is unlawful.
Israeli airstrikes killed three men in southern Lebanon, among them a Lebanese soldier, according to statements from both Israel and Lebanon.
From Beirut, NPR's Jawad Rizkallah reports.
CBS and management at 60 Minutes are now trying to get copies of the cancelled story about the Trump administration immigration policies taken off numerous internet sites.
The story went viral after the Canadian television network Global TV released
which broadcast 60 Minutes in Canada, received a copy of the story before it was to air in the U.S.
The new leadership at CBS pulled the story just hours before it was to air on the network's flagship news program, saying it was not ready for broadcast.
However, the correspondent on the piece, Sharon Alfonsi, in an email to colleagues insists the story was cleared by CBS management, and she says it was canceled for political and not editorial reasons.
I'm Dan Ronan, NPR News, Washington.
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Dan Roman.
Justice Department officials have released 30,000 pages of letters, flight logs, and other documents related to the investigation of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
They include a handwritten letter released and published on the DOJ website, but now that same agency is saying the letter is a fake.
NPR's Gabrielle Sanchez has more.