Police at Drexel University say they are investigating two complaints of sexual assaults at the TKE fraternity. The fraternity says they are cooperating with the investigation.
Sex Assault Claims Investigated at Drexel Fraternity
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New Video of Cobbs Creek Hit & Run
The family of a woman run down as she walked to work in Philadelphia's Cobbs Creek neighborhood want justice. Police hope newly released surveillance video will lead them to the driver.
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NBC10 First Alert Weather: Showers and a Chilly End to Weekend
Saturday's weather will leave something to be desired. Showers are possible and it will be chilly. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Tammie Souza has your forecast.
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That Time Princess Di Donned an Eagles Jacket
It's been 20 years since Princess Diana died. But many locals may not know that she had a connection to Philadelphia. It all links back to a chance encounter at a funeral.
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Del. Corrections Officer: Warning Signs Before Deadly Riot
For the first time, a former Delaware corrections officer is speaking out about the deadly February uprising and standoff at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna, Delaware. The riot resulted in the death of Lt. Steven Floyd. The officer claims there were warning signs of tension building that were ignored.
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Missing Girl Reunites With Family in Philly
A 9-year-old girl whose disappearance Friday night from the Strawberry Mansion section of the city led to an hourslong dragnet by city police was found safe Saturday afternoon.
Zakiyah Seward was last seen playing in a park behind Ethel Allen School near 33rd and Lehigh Avenue around 8 p.m. Friday but never returned to her home, which is about a block away on the 2600 block of North Douglas Street.
Surveillance footage from a nearby corner store showed the little girl entering the store, along with two other children, then running out. Zakiyah was seen running a different way than her two friends in the video, which has a time stamp of 7:50 p.m., only a short time before her family called to report her missing.
Dozens of officers and cadets went door-to-door in the neighborhood and others searched a section of Fairmount Park a few blocks away.
Shortly after noon Saturday, a police source said she was found in a house unharmed. It remains unclear why she was at the house on Lehigh Avenue where she was found.
NBC10 was there Saturday during the emotional reunion between Zakiyah and her family. The girl's uncle embraced her while in tears. He also thanked the officers who helped find her.
"I ain't like the police until today," he said. "I thank them so much. My niece is home!"
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Stolen Life-Size Ronald McDonald Statue Found in NJ
A Ronald McDonald statue that was missing for about a week after it was lifted from a McDonald's in Clinton has been located, authorities said.
The 250-pound, life-size statue of the McDonald's mascot was stolen from the Koury’s McDonald’s restaurant last week as it was undergoing renovations, according to police. That set off a week-long search for the fiberglass clown.
Authorities received a tip about the location of the statue and were able to locate Ronald after following the lead. The Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office said there have been no arrests in the case. Police had offered a $500 reward for information, and some had pointed blame at the Hamburglar.
McDonald’s franchisees Philip and Diane Koury said they were overjoyed by the return of their beloved statue, which was so popular that those looking to find it started a hashtag #FindRonald and posted photos they had taken with the clown.
“We have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support from the community,” the Kourys said in a statement. “We are so thrilled to have our Ronald back so our customers can continue to enjoy him for years to come.”
Police said an investigation into Ronald's disappearance is ongoing.
Photo Credit: Hunterdon County Prosecutor
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Police Search for Missing NJ Man
Police are searching for a man who went missing in Camden County, New Jersey.
Dominic Settembrine, 59, was last seen leaving his home on New Freedom Road in Clementon, New Jersey on Wednesday, May 3. Police say Settembrine does not drive and rarely leaves his apartment complex. They also say he suffers from schizophrenia.
Settembrine is described as a bald, white male standing 6-feet tall and weighing 300 pounds. He was last seen wearing a dirty brown winter coat and gray/blue basketball shorts. If you have any information on his whereabouts, please call Clementon Police at (856) 783-4900.
Photo Credit: Clementon Police
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Large Water Main Break in Trenton Floods Neighborhood
Nearly 15 hours after a 24-inch water main burst early Saturday in Trenton, New Jersey, water service was finally restored.
Water flooded the neighborhood surrounding Garfield and Walnut avenues shortly after midnight, police said, quickly rising to the bumpers of nearby cars.
Residents in neighboring Hamilton Township, a few blocks away from the break, reported low water pressure. The Trenton Water Works utility services the city and surrounding towns.
Water service was restored around 5 p.m. Saturday. Crews may return to the scene Sunday to finish repair work.
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Clear the Shelters: Meet McGruff
This 7-month-old puppy is looking for his fur-ever home! ACCT Philly's Ame Dorminy introduces us to McGruff as part of a continued effort to Clear the Shelters.
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Runners Look Forward to Halfway Mark at City Hall
The Blue Cross Broad Street Run will be underway in the next few hours. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal is at City Hall with a look at the race’s halfway mark.
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Hustle and Bustle at the Broad Street Run Starting Line
NBC10's Tim Furlong is up early and at the starting line before the Broad Street Run gets underway today.
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Early Morning Fire Rips Through Barnaby's Restaurant
A powerful fire ripped through Barnaby’s Restaurant & Pub in Haverford early Saturday morning.
Flames could be seen engulfing the restaurant’s interior and roof around 3 a.m. A spokesman for the Drexel Hill Fire Co. said the blaze was not under control as of 7 a.m.
The fire department could not confirm if anyone was in the building or if there are any injuries. Officials do not know what caused the fire.
Photo Credit: Courtesy Fran Paolone
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NBC10 First Alert Weather: Broad Street Run Forecast
Runners could see some very light sprinkles after the race today. NBC10's Krystal Klei has your full forecast and what to expect in your 10 day.
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Runners Prepare to Start the Broad Street Run
NBC10's Tim Furlong is at the start where runners are preparing to begin the 10 mile trek to South Philly.
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Runner Sings National Anthem Before Broad Street Run
This is the 8th straight race for Allison Boyle who is singing the National Anthem for this year's Blue Cross Broad Street Run.
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Glenn and Tammie Talk Weather at the Broad Street Run
NBC10 Meteorologists Glenn Hurricane Schwartz and Tammie Souza agree that this year's weather is a total change from last year's downpour. They have more details from the half way point.
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Watch Now: Get a Bird's Eye View of the Broad Street Run
Elite runners are making their marks at the Blue Cross Broad Street Run Sunday morning.
Curious how the best of the best do it?
Watch up-to-the-minute race updates as the fastest runners set an impressive pace.
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2017 Broad Street Run Begins
And, they're off! The 2017 Blue Cross Broad Street Run has started!
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Runners Take SEPTA to the Broad Street Run
SEPTA is one of the main forms of transportation to the Broad Street Run. NBC10's Matt Delucia talks to some of the runners taking SEPTA on their way to the run.
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