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Man hurt after being shot in the leg in Center City on Friday, police say
A man was shot in his legs on Friday evening in Center City, according to police. He is recovering and expected to be okay.
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Wild chain of events starts with teen shot on SEPTA bus, ends with police chasing stolen car
Police in Philadelphia are investigating after a 17-year-old was shot on a crowded SEPTA bus in North Philadelphia which then led to officers chasing two people who fled in a stolen car on Friday evening. NBC10’s Johnny Archer reports on the latest.
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Suspect jumps from moving car as he's being chased by police
Surveillance video captured the moment that a suspect connected to a shooting on a crowded SEPTA bus jumped out of a moving car as he was chased by police.
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Teen seriously hurt in shooting incident that led to police chase through N. Philly
In a wild chain of events on Friday, Oct. 4, a teenager was shot on a crowded SEPTA bus before the suspects involved used a stolen car to get away and led officers on a chase throughout North Philadelphia, police said.
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Flag raising at Philadelphia City Hall marks the start of LGBTQ History Month
October is LGBTQ History Month and it’s a chance to reflect on the progress made by activists to expand protections for marginalized groups. Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and city leaders showed support with a flag raising at City Hall on Friday. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle has the story.
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Block party brings the celebration ahead of Phillies postseason
A block party at Garage in Fishtown is getting fans hyped before the Philadelphia Phillies face the New York Mets this weekend in the NLDS. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has more.
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Man shot in each leg at busy Center City intersection on Friday evening, police say
One person was arrested after a man was shot in each leg at a busy Center City intersection on Friday, Oct. 4, according to Philadelphia police.
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Questions linger after off-duty officer shot, killed man in Northeast Philly
A man is dead after an off-duty officer shot him, according to Philadelphia Police. The incident happened late Thursday night in the Northeast section of the city, NBC10’s Karen Hua has the latest.
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Philadelphia hotel named among the best in the world
Nestled in the heart of the City of Brotherly Love, Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square was recently named among the best hotels in the world.
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Philly-based sitcoms ‘‘Abbott Elementary,' ‘It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' tease crossover
In an Instagram post, Quinta Brunson wrote “Season 4 of Abbott Elementary gets real sunny.”
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‘Abbott Elementary,' ‘It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' crossover in the works
Philadelphia-based sitcoms “Abbott Elementary” and “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” are planning a crossover.
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Penn Museum Celebrates the Day of the Dead with the 13th Annual CultureFest! Día de los Muertos
The 13th annual CultureFest! Día de los Muertos, presented in partnership with the Mexican Cultural Center, will present Mexico’s rich cultural heritage at the Penn Museum! On Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. “One of the most significant and colorful traditions in Mexican culture is Día de Los Muertos, the ‘Day of the Dead.’ The Penn…
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Taking a step — and a swing — back in time
A group of Philadelphia area residents have taken a step back in time — all the way back to 1864 — to play the game of baseball as players would have more than 100 years ago. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the story.
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Port workers in Philly returning to work after tentative agreement reached ending strike
45,000 port workers are going back to work now that a tentative agreement was reached to extend their contract through to 2025, ending the strike. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke with those who were on strike who said they are glad to be back at work after three days on strike.
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Savannah Bananas plan their Philadelphia 2025 return to Citizens Bank Park
The Savannah Bananas are coming back to the city of Brotherly Love in July of 2025. Here’s everything we know about next year’s spectacle and how to get tickets.
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Philly accused of misusing opioid settlement funds for revitalization projects
The City of Philadelphia has been accused of inappropriately spending settlement money that has been allocated to combat the opioid crisis.
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Phillies fans can enjoy new merch and menu items at the ballpark for this postseason
As the Phillies wait to find out who they will face this weekend NBC10’s Tim Furlong has a look at the new additions that fans can enjoy at the ballpark this postseason. There’s new merch for fans to get and new menu items for them to enjoy.
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Philly under scrutiny for how it used millions in opioid settlement funds
The city of Philadelphia is accused of misusing some of the money it’s been allocated to combat the opioid crisis. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has more on the decision and what comes next.
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Neighbors, activists continue fight against illegal trash dumping in Philadelphia
Residents are saying that Mayor Cherelle Parker’s street cleaning imitative isn’t enough, enforcement needs to happen to stop illegal dumping of trash in the city of Philadelphia. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports.
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Philly area residents helping victims of Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene is responsible for killing over 200 people since it made landfall in Florida a week ago. More than half of those deaths were in North Carolina. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has more on how people from the Philadelphia region are working together to get food and water to hard-hit areas.