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After a data breach in which ‘an unauthorized actor accessed and/or took certain files’ from Rivers Casino Philadelphia, the business is reaching out to alert those who may have been involved in this incident.

Montgomery County native Dillon Scott has grown up honing his viola playing at Philadelphia’s Curtis Institute of Music. NBC10’s Keith Jones finds out about the institute’s musical mission over the past century and how Scott is looking to lift up his community.

A large sinkhole got covered in snow Monday as it continued to block a Philadelphia street.

The Nittany Lions and Fighting Irish will battle for a spot in the national championship game.

NBC10 profiles three people who are working to help young victims of gun violence in Philadelphia.

A road crumbles on camera just moments after a SEPTA bus bounced over it. Check out video of the collapse. Plus, Brenna Weick reports from Norristown after a historic church caught fire. The deacon vows to rebuild even as firefighters continue to pour water on the building. Also, Keith Jones introduces you to a local violist prodigy trained in the....

Nicole Roberts was sworn in as Pennsauken Township’s first ever African American female mayor. NBC10’s Frances Wang has her story. 

The Love and Hair Peace salon in Fishtown, Philadelphia, stands out among the rest with their hair restoration treatments, extensions and hair pieces to help women living with hair loss from cancer, alopecia and hair pulling disorders.

Officials in Camden, New Jersey, are turning to the data to show lower crime rates and a better quality of life in the community.

Monday’s snow storm left an icy and slushy mess along with several inches of snow. NBC10 Delaware Bureau reporter Tim Furlong reports as neighbors deal with cleaning it up. 

The man accused of being drunk when his car struck and killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and brother Matthew as they biked near their South Jersey hometown the night before their sister was to be married pleaded not guilty in court on Tuesday morning. Prosecutors have offered a plea deal.

People at the Jersey Shore are battling strong wind gusts and frigid cold air as they clean up the snow from Monday’s storm. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg reports. 

On Tuesday, Tyrone Wise, 34, of Philadelphia, was sentenced to serve 5 years in prison after pleading guilty to setting SunRay Drugs Pharmacy in West Philly on fire during a protest in May of 2020.

The union that represents the ushers at the Kimmel Center and other venues plans to strike unless management returns to the bargaining table with a “fair offer.”