As thousands of people in our region still try to maintain contact with their relatives in Puerto Rico, a rally was held to demand help for victims of Hurricane Maria. NBC10's Aundrea Cline-Thomas explains.
Rallying to Help Puerto Rico
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Del. Road Project to Impact Traffic
A heavily traveled bridge in Delaware will be closed for 45-days while being renovated, and now commuters are dreading the traffic implications. NBC10's Tim Furlong has the story.
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Van Jumps Curb, Hits 3 Near Penn Station: Police
A red van jumped a curb and hit three people near Penn Station, police said.
The vehicle jumped the curb near West 32st Street and Seventh Avenue about 5:30 p.m., according to authorities.
Law enforcement sources said after the impact, the driver continued on for about a block before stopping on West 31st Street. Sources said he looked dazed after the impcat.
Two women and one man were taken to Bellevue Hospital with minor injuries, police said. The van remained at the scene after what authorities said appears to be an accident, and its driver hasn't been charged with any crimes.
Commuters and pedestrians around the scene described hearing screams after the the impact steps from the nation's busiest railroad station.
Roadways around the busy transit hub are blocked off by fire and police vehicles, and motorists and pedestrians should avoid the area if possible.
Photo Credit: Provided by @mp_roberts/Twitter
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Jenkins Talks NFL Protests, National Anthem
As the debate over the NFL protests continues, Eagles player Malcolm Jenkins is making his opinion clear. Now, as President Trump has criticized those protesting, Jenkins has explained what the protests actually mean to him.
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NBC10 Responds: Credit Repair Scam
Tina Sharkey loves to sing, but she needed financial help to improve her career. She thought she found help online, but what she really found was a scheme. NBC10 Respond's Harry Hairston explains what happened, and what you can do to make sure it doesn't happen to you.
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NASCAR Fans Head to Playoffs
Fans and spectators will crowd into Dover this weekend for the NASCAR playoffs, all looking for a nice weekend of racing. NBC10's Tim Furlong was there to see how fans were kicking off the weekend.
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6-Year-Old Boy Shot in North Philadelphia
Police are investigating after a child was shot along the 2300 block of West Norris Street in North Philadelphia Friday evening, police said.
The 6-year-old boy suffered a gunshot wound to the shoulder and taken to the hospital where he was listed in stable condition, according to officials.
Police said it all started around 7:45 Friday near the corner of West Norris and 24th Streets.
There was no word on who fired the shots and police had made no arrests.
Stay with NBC10 as more information becomes available.
Photo Credit: SkyForce10
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Fall Feeling Friday
It will feel like fall this weekend as low temperatures dip into the low 50s and daytime highs stay below 70, but the 80s return next week. NBC10 First Alert Weather chief meteorologist Tammie Souza has your neighborhood forecast.
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Game of the Week: Holy Spirit vs. Delsea
Holy Spirit and Delsea both came off monster scoring last week and Friday's game lived up to the hype. Here are the highlights.
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High School Blitz: Week 5 Highlights
Finally a Friday that feels like fall. Check out highlights from under the Friday night lights
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Puerto Rican Community in Philly Calls for Aid
Members of the Puerto Rican community in Philadelphia gathered to call for more aid for relatives at home. NBC10 Drew Smith reports.
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Why Does This Cloud Have a Hole in it?
Photo Credit: Eric Grant
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Spotty Showers and Cool Temperatures for Owl Game Day
NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Krystal Klei is tracking some spotty showers and cool weather as the Owls take the field on this fall Saturday.
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Half Off Adult Dog Adoptions at ACCT Philly
NBC10 is dedicated to clearing the shelters. Reporter Katy Zachry and and First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei sat with Michelle Bauer of ACCT Philly and Betty, a 3- to 4 year-old pitbull mix, to talk about adoption options.
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SEPTA Trolley Hits Woman in Philadelphia
A 38-year-old woman was hit by a Septa trolley around 8 a.m. Saturday morning near Girard Avenue and 41st Street in West Philadelphia.
She was taken to a nearby hospital, but her condition is not known at this time, SEPTA said.
The Route 15 Trolley was traveling eastbound when the accident happened, officials said.
This is the second accident involving a Girard Avenue trolley in recent days. Earlier this week, a 36-year-old woman was killed in Northern Liberties when her car hit an eastbound trolley Wednesday afternoon. Both of her children, who were also in the car, survived.
This story is developing. Please check back for updates.
Photo Credit: NBCPhiladelphia.com
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'You Are Killing Us with Inefficiency': Puerto Rico Mayor
As Puerto Rico continues to suffer from the devastation of Hurricane Maria, the Trump administration says they are doing an incredible job against the daunting odds, but the Puerto Rico's mayor disagrees. Check NBC10 for resources on how you can help.
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Man Recovering in Hospital from Two Gunshot Wounds
A man is recovering at Einstein Hospital after being shot in the head and leg in North Philadelphia overnight. Police are still investigating. Stay with NBC10 for updates.
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Man Found Dead in Car in Old City
A man was found dead in his car in Old City. Philadlephia police are investigating. Stay with NBC10 for updates.
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Man Takes Upskirt Photo of Woman Inside NJ Walmart
A man was caught on surveillance video taking an upskirt photo of a woman inside a Gloucester County Walmart store.
Police say the unidentified suspect was inside the Walmart on Route 42 in Turnersville, New Jersey Tuesday between 3 p.m. and 5:11 p.m. A woman noticed the man following her around the store and texted a friend. At one point the woman suspected the man was trying to take a picture up her skirt and made eye contact with him, according to investigators.
After several minutes, believing he had left and stopped following her, the woman heard a camera sound and turned to find the man with his phone under her skirt, police said. The incident was captured on surveillance video.
Investigators say the woman confronted the man who showed no remorse or concern. The man then walked away before running to the parking lot.
If you have any information on the suspect or his whereabouts, please email Detective Ryan Kelly at Rtkelly@pd.twp.washington.nj.us or call 856-589-0330 X1127.
Photo Credit: Washington Township Police Department (Gloucester County)
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Philly Fights for Amazon Headquarters
A group of six Philadelphia leaders returned from a trip to Seattle where they met with Amazon officials. Philadelphia is competing against other cities for the next Amazon headquarters. NBC10's Aundrea Cline-Thomas has the details.
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