A stretch of Cottman Avenue reopened and Roosevelt Mall is welcoming back customers for the first time in four days.

It was a major sign of progress in Northeast Philadelphia after a medical jet crash that left seven people dead.

Officials say the NTSB has finished its work at the crash site, clearing the way for the mall to reopen Wednesday. Forensics ...

An aerial view of the area near the site of the plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia that killed seven people Friday shows a ...

A small medevac jet carrying six people, including a pediatric patient and her mother , crashed into a Philadelphia ...

All 48 businesses at the Roosevelt Mall were back open Thursday ... owns two buildings near the intersection of Cottman Avenue and Leonard Street. It's a short distance from where the medical ...

Authorities in Northeast Philadelphia reported that an aircraft crashed Friday night near Roosevelt Mall. Shortly after six o ...

Business has been down at several places amid road closures and increased traffic. But customers were slowly and steadily ...

The Federal Aviation Administration reports there were six people on board the Learjet 55 aircraft that crashed near ...

Six Mexican citizens aboard a medical jet and one person on the ground were killed after the plane crashed in.

Dispatch reports say the plane crashed near the 7200 block of Calvert Street, where there are rowhomes. The reports said there were cars on fire.

Cottman Avenue opened to traffic on Wednesday ... Also on Wednesday, employees and customers began to return to the Roosevelt Mall, which sits right near the point of impact.