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Fans of the Franklin Institute’s Giant Heart are gonna be pumped. The beloved museum attraction is reopening after a monthslong “Odyssey” to breath new life into its surrounding exhibit.

Meet the newest addition to the Ankole-Watusi cattle herd at the Cape May County Park and Zoo.

Eagles legend Jason Kelce will host a late night show on ESPN beginning in January.

Clark, New Jersey Mayor Sal Bonaccorso appeared in a Union County courtroom Wednesday where the judge said plea talks were ongoing.   Bonaccorso is charged with corruption for allegedly using taxpayer money and Clark employees to assist with his private landscaping business. He is also accused of removing oil tanks without a license.   Th...

Bark Social, the popular dog-friendly social club, has announced the closure of all its locations, including its much-loved spot in Philadelphia.

Senator Bob Casey has conceded in the race for reelection to the U.S. Senate to Republican Dave McCormick.

Officials in Lehigh County say Jayleen Rivas-Rodriguez has pled guilty after her 22-month-old child died of an overdose while in her care in April of 2021.

Philadelphia police are searching for seven individuals suspected of assaulting three people in Center City on Tuesday, November 19.

From Christmas tree lightings to elaborate light shows, Philadelphia is bursting with holiday cheer. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has a look at what’s in store for families this holiday season around the city and spoke with those enjoying it early.

A convoy of horses and officers was among the unusual sights and sounds in Cape May during a mounted police training event.

Two Philadelphia men were convicted by a jury for their roles in a pizza shop fire that led to a building collapse killing a city firefighter in June of 2022.

Get your rackets ready! Court 16, a pioneering tennis and pickleball club is coming to Philadelphia in March 2025.

A wildfire that ignited next to a large piece of art and came dangerously close to nearby homes in Burlington County earlier this week is now considered to be suspicious.

This Thanksgiving is already shaping up to be a record breaker but before you hit the roads, local police have a warning for drivers. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has what people should beware of.