Risk of wildfires growing in Pennsylvania communities
Communities that aren’t used to feeling the flames in Pennsylvania are facing a growing risk of wildfires and it’s costing more money to put them out.
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Search continues for Danielle Imbo, Richard Petrone 20 years after disappearance
Two decades since the unsolved disappearance of a couple who left a Philadelphia bar, officials continue to investigate and believe that foul play was involved.
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‘No red flags': Who were the pilots of the plane that crashed in Northeast Philly?
The NTSB and the FAA are investigating the deadly crash of the medical jet in Northeast Philadelphia on Friday, so who were the pilots?
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Police academy standards have changed in Philadelphia. Here's why
The first group of Philadelphia Police Department cadets who were allowed to start training under a lower physical standard have graduated.
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A look at what possibly went wrong when plane, helicopter crashed over Potomac River
The National Transportation Safety Board has started looking into what happened when a military helicopter and an American Airlines aircraft collided over Washington D.C. on Wednesday night. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the latest.
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Pa. suspect in Jan. 6 attack speaks out after being pardoned by President Trump
Ryan Samsel, who served nearly four years in jail for his involvement in the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, told the NBC10 Investigators he wants to be involved in criminal justice reform after he was pardoned by President Donald Trump.
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A look at how Philly enforces snow clearing laws after big snowstorms
Unshoveled sidewalks have become a hazard for anyone walking around in Philadelphia. The NBC10 investigators take a look at the city’s enforcement of snow clearing laws.
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Philly police dealing with record low number of sworn officers
While the Philadelphia Police Department ramped up their recruiting efforts and saw an increase in staffing in 2024, they’re still dealing with a record low number of sworn officers. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas explains why.
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CPOC still hasn't conducted an independent investigation on Philly police
After two years of existence, Philadelphia’s Citizens Police Oversight Commission has yet to conduct any independent investigation into police misconduct in the city. While the commission wants that to change, NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas explains why there’s pushback towards that idea.
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Hundreds of Philadelphia Police pursuits missing from state database
The NBC10 Investigators found that several Philadelphia Police pursuits are missing from the Pennsylvania database.
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Why Philly denies giving reward money to tipsters in certain cases
An NBC10 Investigators review of the crime rewards process shows that despite police saying $20,000 is available for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of a murder suspect, there are various criteria that must be met to be paid. And even when criteria seems to be met, people are still being denied crime rewards.
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Woman who snuck on NY-Paris flight released, will live in Philly, official says
A woman accused of sneaking on a flight from New York to Paris was released from custody under specific conditions and will live in Philadelphia, NBC10 confirmed.
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100 incarcerated people in Philly released to prevent prison overcrowding
Due to concerns of overcrowded conditions in Philly’s jails, 100 people, who were incarcerated ahead of trial, have been released.
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New NBC10 documentary shines light on 2014 abduction of Carlesha Gaither Freeland
A new documentary from NBC10 is shining new light on one of the most shocking incidents in Philadelphia’s history; the caught-on-camera abduction of Carlesha Gaither Freeland a decade ago.
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The importance of shining a spotlight on people who go missing
Hundreds of people are reported missing every day in the United States, but most never get national attention. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas met with a group dedicated to shining a spotlight on particular cases and looks into the statistics.
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A look into how the Philadelphia Police Department is investigating unsolved missing persons cases
Dozens of missing persons cases are getting a fresh look within Philly PD. Detectives hope that DNA samples from families will help bring closure to some of these decades-old cases. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas shows us which cases are getting a priority look.
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Money from outside of Pennsylvania could influence the Senate race
The battleground state of Pennsylvania may decide if the U.S. Senate flips its majority in the upcoming election. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas took a look at donations that are flowing into and out of the Commonwealth.
