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Philadelphia Police officers helped create memories with deserving children at their fourth annual “Shop with a Cop” event in South Philly. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle was there and reports. 

Protesters flood the streets to drive home their point after City Council voted to advance the Sixers’ Center City arena plans. Plus, new videos shine a light on drivers who speed past stopped school buses. How a local town is taking action to protect students. And, the season of giving is here. How immigrant students in Philadelphia are bein...

Philadelphia police are searching for a woman who they say randomly attacked another woman who was waiting for the bus in Center City.

A Pennsylvania doctor is accused of improperly and illegally prescribing the medication suboxone to patients in his basement office in Bucks County.

Shoppers now have a new grocery store on South Broad Street! Here’s what you need to know.

A man died following a house fire in North Philadelphia early Friday morning.

A man was killed in a gunfight in a parking lot in Northeast Philadelphia late Thursday night, police said.

Officials announced that two cousins — who own pawn shops in the Philadelphia region — have been charged for buying and selling millions of dollars of stolen goods.

After postponing — not once, but twice — its final Committee of the Whole hearing on the $1.3 billion plan for a 76ers arena on Wednesday, City Council is expected to vote on the plan Thursday morning.

Police in Cheltenham Township are calling for stiffer fines and punishments for drivers who ignore school bus laws.

As the weather continues getting colder, many people don’t have a place to keep warm so they rely on shelters. Those shelters need volunteers and there’s one that is in need of more volunteers this winter season. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has more on the Advocates for Homelessness and Those in Need.

Center City District Restaurant Week returns in the new year, featuring exclusive discounts at Philadelphia’s top eateries. What you need to know.

A small research team interviewed 30 Black teachers who either currently or formerly worked in the School District of Philadelphia to understand why so may are leaving the district or profession.