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Police in Philadelphia are investigating after, officials claim, a father shot his 24-year-old son at least three times in an incident that happend on Saturday night, Jan. 4, 2025.

The Eagles and Giants will close out their regular seasons with an NFC East clash.

Snowy owls are fueling a surge of fascination in recent weeks with their surprise appearance along the Jersey Shore.

Seven new K9 officers graduated from a grueling training course and will be joining police departments in Pennsylvania and New Jersey to help keep their communities safe.

Do you still have your Christmas tree? You can donate it to help the Philly Goat Project. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl explains. 

Jason Kelce has tried his hand at late-night television, He hosted the debut episode of “They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce,” Friday on ESPN.

NBC10’s Claudia Vargas and her family show us how they plan to honor the traditions of both Three Kings Day and Armenian Christmas. 

A new year means new laws and, in New Jersey and Delaware, it means higher minimum wage. While, in Pa. legislators get better pay. Here’s a list of legislation that could impact you in the new year.

The family of 6-year-old Jayden Gotell Watkins is mourning his life after he was killed in a fire at a New Jersey apartment complex while he was visiting his great-grandmother for the holidays.

Penn State is facing Notre Dame in this year’s Orange Bowl in Miami. NBC10’s Deanna Durante reports on the fan excitement. 

A man was killed and a woman was taken to the hospital after the couple was hit by a SEPTA bus in South Philadelphia on Friday evening, officials said.

An unattended bag at Newark Penn Station led to the discovery of a man carrying several handguns and rifles while he traveling to Virginia on an Amtrak train, officials said. He was arrested at the Trenton Transit Center.

Police and firefighters rescued a woman who crashed and was trapped inside her car after being shot by her ex-boyfriend in Philadelphia’s West Mount Airy neighborhood, investigators said. 

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.