A Montgomery County child is afraid to go back to school after his teacher's aide allegedly hit him because he wouldn't go to the bathroom. The incident was caught on surveillance video.
Puerto Ricans left stranded across the Philadelphia area after Hurricane Maria devastated their home territory are worried they'll be left without a room to lay their heads at night when emergency assistance runs out. FEMA just extended help for three weeks, but those stranded say it's not enough time.
One person is dead and two others are injured after a shooting at a party just off Temple University’s campus in North Philadelphia.
A 60-year-old woman and 53-year-old man died Saturday morning after a fire broke out in their Point Breeze home, investigators said.
More than 60 firefighters arrived at the two-story home, located on the 1400 block of South 23rd Street, shortly before 5 a.m. They battled “very heavy fire from the first floor” before finding the two bodies inside.
Five other structures, including a church, were also impacted, investigators said. At least 10 people and one cat have been displaced.
Officials told NBC10 that firefighters and investigators will remain the scene all day to determine the cause of the deadly blaze.
This story is developing. Please check back for updates.
We start this Saturday morning off with temperatures right around freezing but as the day goes on, temperatures will be increasing into the low 60’s. NBC10’s First Alert Weather meteorologist Krystal Klei updates the nice weekend ahead of us.
NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Krystal Klei is tracking rain for the middle of the work week, but spring-like temperatures will finally arrive. It looks like they may be here to stay.
Comcast and NBCUniversal employees are not only using reclaimed wood to revitalize the Bartram Garden in Southwest Philadelphia. New technology is being implemented in the garden to help community members monitor the garden.
A triple shooting left one woman dead and two men injured Friday night at 18th and Diamond streets near Temple University. The victims were not Temple students.
Guthrie Cunningham, of ACCT Philly, introduced us to Shea Butter, one of ACCT's adoptable pets, and discussed an upcoming adoption event.
The 17th annual Comcast Cares Day brought out thousands of local volunteers for community service.
Friends and family are mourning a Philadelphia woman who was found dead in Monroe County months after she was reported missing.
On Friday, the Monroe County Coroner’s office responded to a home on the 500 block of Foliage Drive in Blakeslee, Tunkhannock Township, Pennsylvania where they found the body of Nicole Murray, 24, in the back of the property.
Murray was last seen alive on Kensington Avenue and Allegheny Avenue in Philadelphia with an unidentified man on December 26, 2017. Loved ones say the two were planning on going to the Poconos and they last heard from Murray a week later on January 3. They also say the man Murray was with claimed she got upset and left and that he was using her phone at the time.
Police have not determined a cause of death though they say it’s suspicious. They continue to investigate.
The Sixers are leaving Miami with a 3-1 series lead.
After a hard-fought battle, they came back for a 106-102 win at AmericanAirlines Arena. They will look to close out the first round Tuesday night back in Philadelphia.
• The tone of the series can be summed up with this moment right here. There were falls on one end of the court, scuffles on the other, and tensions flaring in between. Watch the video that resulted in a personal foul on Ben Simmons and technicals on Robert Covington and James Johnson.
• Joel Embiid got away with one mask-less play. He drew a foul and was quickly handed his mask to wear. Then after free throws, he kept the mask on but lifted it off his face, chased down a block and put the mask back on. Embiid (14 points) did most of his scoring at the foul line, where he shot 10 for 13. He struggled from the field, shooting 2 for 11 and 0 for 4 from three, along with eight turnovers (see more below). Embiid did his work on the boards with a team-high 12 rebounds.
• Dwyane Wade (25 points) scored 10 points in the final 1:45 of the game. But he missed a key free throw that would have made it a one-point Sixers' lead with 17 seconds to play. JJ Redick grabbed the rebound on the miss, got fouled and knocked down both shots to give the Sixers the final four-point advantage.
• The Sixers reverted back to their old ways in first half with turnover trouble. They committed 17 … yes, in the first half alone. Embiid and Simmons combined for nine. Those errors by the Sixers led to 20 Heat points. The team committed 26 on the afternoon (30 points). They had been cracking down on the problem, averaging just 12.7 in the first three games of the series.
• Another triple-double for Simmons. He scored the first four points of the fourth quarter to erase the Heat’s lead and make it a tie game. He posted 17 points, including a driving dunk to give the Sixers a three-point edge with a minute to play. Simmons also had 13 rebounds, 10 assists, four steals and seven turnovers.
• Hassan Whiteside got the memo that the Heat needed a win. After scoring a total of 11 points in the first three games, Whiteside reached that total in the third quarter and scored 13 points with 13 rebounds on the game.
• The Sixers relied too heavily on three-point shooting to start the game. They went 2 for 9 in the first quarter and 7 for 31 overall. The Heat struggled, too, going 7 for 19. The Sixers were outscored 58 to 44 in the paint.
Loved ones and neighbors are mourning the death of two people in a row home fire that also destroyed a nearby church.
Following the controversial arrest of two black men in a Center City Starbucks, Philadelphia is participating in ongoing conversations about racial bias.
Sunday is Earth Day. Here's a look at that you can do better protect the planet. NBC10's Erin Coleman has more.
Young people from South Jersey are doing their part to honor a teacher who was killed in the Stoneman Douglas massacre. The tragedy hit home for them and they wanted to give back. A group gathered in Cherry Hill, New Jersey for a walk and run to raise money for the Scott Beigel Memorial Foundation.
Sunday was Earth Day 2018. People across the area spent the day getting their hands dirty as a way to give back to the community. At Bob White Park, the local Rotary (District 7450) and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society worked together to plant trees. In Glassboro, New Jersey, Rowan University students helped out with the annual Back to the Boro.
The fallout over the arrest of two black men at Starbucks continues. NBC10's Erin Coleman explores racial bias on @Issue.
