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What's Philadelphia's most beautiful block? Check out the finalists
Bragging rights are on the line the next couple weekends as the 2024 Philadelphia More Beautiful Committee (PMBC) Annual Clean Block Contest is judged.
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Police dig up remains of unidentified victims at Potter's Field in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police are digging up human remains as part of an ongoing project to identify the bodies of people who died under suspicious circumstances.
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Police block off lower deck of Girard Point Bridge in Philadelphia
Police could be seen investigating an incident that played out along Interstate 95 northbound at the Girard Point Bridge Tuesday. Traffic came to a standstill midday.
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Road rage shooting leads to multi-vehicle crash on I-95 in Philly, police say
A road rage shooting led to a crash that closed I-95 northbound at the Girard Point Bridge in Philadelphia on Tuesday, Pennsylvania State Police said.
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13 Pennsylvania schools named National Blue Ribbon Schools, 1 from Philadelphia
A high school in Philadelphia is among the best in the country, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Here’s which one.
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Central High School named National Blue Ribbon winner for 2024
Central High School in Philadelphia is among the best in the country, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
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Legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns to receive Liberty Medal in Philly
Legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns is set to receive a massive honor in Philadelphia Tuesday night. Burns, 71, will receive the 36th annual Liberty Medal at the National Constitution Center in Old City.
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Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns to receive Liberty Medal in Philly
Legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns will receive the Liberty Medal at the National Constitution Center Tuesday evening.
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St. Joe's student struck by car along City Avenue
NBC10’s Katy Zachry speaks to a member of the St. Joseph’s University community Tuesday morning after a student was struck while crossing City Avenue the night before.
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Person struck along City Ave. shutting down northbound lanes
Police said a person was struck by a car near City Avenue and Old Lancaster Avenue in Lower Merion. Investigators say the driver did stay at the scene and the person struck was rushed to the hospital. The northbound lanes of City Avenue are shut down for the night.
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Two men critical after shooting in Cobbs Creek neighborhood
Two men are in critical condition after they both were shot multiple times on a front porch in West Philadelphia Monday night. There have been no arrests so far.
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‘We need that contract.' Aramark workers on strike demanding better wages and benefits
Aramark workers have been on strike all day at the sports complex in South Philadelphia asking for better benefits and wages. They are urging all fans not to buy food from the concession stands and city councilman Mark Squilla showed his support as well. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville shares more.
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St. Joseph's University student struck along City Avenue on Hawk Hill
A St. Joseph’s University student was rushed to the hospital after being struck by a driver along City Avenue Monday night.
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2 men critical after double shooting in West Philly, police say
Two men are in critical condition after a shooting in West Philadelphia Monday night.
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19-year-old arrested after 11 illegal car meetups around Philly, police say
Police and neighbors are fed up and calling for a crackdown after police say there were 11 illegal car meetups just over the weekend, and one person has been arrested. The incidents involved dangerous behaviors such as drifting, setting off fireworks and starting fires. NBC10’s Leah Uko has the latest details from police on the chaos.
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Local violent crime victims head to join thousands in D.C. for first ever march
Over 100 crime survivors boarded buses to head to Washington D.C. for the first ever Crime Survivors March on Washington.
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Mail-in ballots now available in parts of Pennsylvania
Election Day is 43 days away but early voting has already started in several states while mail-in ballots are available in multiple Pennsylvania counties, including Philadelphia. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk shows you how to find out whether ballots are available in your area and how to drop them off.
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Violent crime victims join thousands of others for rally in Washington
More than 100 survivors of violent crime in the Philadelphia area will join thousands of others in Washington, DC, for a march that they hope will expand support nationwide for crime victims. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama has the story.
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Aramark workers strike at South Philadelphia Sports Complex
Hundreds of Aramark workers are striking outside Citizens Bank Park, Lincoln Financial Field and the Wells Fargo Center as the Phillies prepare for a potentially division-clinching game against the Chicago Cubs. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke with some of the workers about what they’re fighting for and the message they have for Philly sports fans.
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Got big junk? Philly will now haul it away for free
“This free service assists residents with inoperable bulk items in their homes and limited storage space,” Philadelphia Department of Sanitation Commissioner Crystal Jacobs-Shipman said