The Senate deliberated on the clergy sex abuse bill, but did not come to an agreement. The bill allows adult victims a two-year window to sue their alleged abusers, and the institution that helped cover it up. The current law denies victims that chance at the age of 30. The next meeting is scheduled in January 2019.
Clergy Sex Abuse Bill Leaves Pa. Senate Unresolved
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Mega Millions Reaches 16-Year High
Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots are getting larger with each drawing. No one has picked the winning numbers for either lotteries. The Mega Millions jackpot is currently at $900 million for Friday’s drawing.
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The Comcast Technology Center is Now Open to the Public
The Comcast Technology Center officially opened to the public Thursday, Oct. 18.
Photo Credit: Dan Farrell
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Philadelphia's Orchestra Presents New Festival
The Philadelphia Orchestra is hosting the Barnes/Stokowski Festival. Jermey Rothman, Vice President of artistic planning discusses the inspiration behind the event and what you can expect. It is currently playing through Sunday at the Kimmel Center Performing Arts.
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Help Get to Zero With Aids Walk Philly
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Aids Walk Philly. The executive of the foundation, Robb Reichard explains how the funds raised helps support those living with HIV/Aids in the region. Their goal is to get to zero stigma, zero new infections, and zero deaths.
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Get Ready for This Fall's First Frost
Temps are expected to flirt with the freezing mark early Friday and that means your garden, pets and, most importantly, vulnerable people like the homeless will need extra care.
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Comcast Technology Center Is Open to the Public
You can now start exploring Philadelphia's newest skyscraper. The Comcast Technology Center officially opened to the public on Thursday. And there's lots of great things to see.
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Philadelphia Launches New Plan to Combat Opioid Crisis
City leaders are putting forth a new plan to fight the ever-changing opioid epidemic that's tortured the Kensington neighborhood.
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Monarch Butterflies Arrive a Little Late
A couple weeks later than normal, the colorful monarch butterflies arrived around Cape May as they migrate to Mexico.
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Lottery Fever Spikes as Jackpots Grow
Expect long lines for lottery tickets Friday as both the Mega Millions and Powerball lottery jackpots soar.
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Monarch Butterflies Make a Late Appearance in Cape May Point
It's that time of the year!
The monarch butterflies have begun their annual trek from Scarborough, Maine, to Michoacán, Mexico, and have just made their usual pit stop at the Jersey Shore.
Every fall, adult monarchs head south to spend the winter in a semi-dormant state, resting and conserving energy all winter long. With a lifespan of just two to six weeks, the migration is an integral part of the insects' life cycle.
The Monarch Monitoring Project in Cape May Point, New Jersey, has been gathering data every year on the butterflies' journey. Also known as MMP, the group’s overall goal is to “increase understanding of the fall migration of monarchs along the Atlantic coast.”
On Sunday, the group posted on its blog about influx of monarch activity.
“We were growing impatient in Cape May…On Sunday they finally started to arrive,” MMP reported. “We think there are more monarchs on their way to Cape May Point over the next day or two, but we can’t be sure,” the post read.
The butterflies were off to a slow start this fall, but now that they're here, it's possible adverse weather conditions may further delay their migration.
The monarch butterflies have begun their annual trek from Scarborough, Maine to Michoacán, Mexico and have made their pit stop at the Jersey Shore. With a lifespan of two to six weeks, the migration is an integral part of their lifecycle. Every fall, adult monarchs head south to overwinter in a semi-dormant state, resting and conserving energy all winter long.
The Monarch Monitoring Project in Cape May Point, NJ has been gathering data every year on their journey. Also known as MMP, the group’s overall goal is to “increase understanding of the fall migration of monarchs along the Atlantic coast.” On Sunday, the group posted on their blog about influx of monarch activity.
“We were growing impatient in Cape May…On Sunday they finally started to arrive,” MMP reported, “we think there are more monarchs on their way to Cape May Point over the next day or two, but we can’t be sure.”
The butterflies were off to a slow start this year, but could rain and adverse weather conditions cause further delays?
Photo Credit: Getty Images
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Man Shot Outside Philly Dunkin Donuts
A man was critically injured when he was shot outside a Dunkin Donuts in Hunting Park just before 8 a.m. Friday.
Philadelphia police say the man was shot in the left side of his chest and sent to Temple University Hospital.
The shooter fled the scene and no weapon has been recovered, police said.
The investigation is continuing.
Photo Credit: Miguel Martinez-Valle / NBC10
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Googly-Eyed Over the Gritty Sandwich Showdown
Three Philly restaurants have made Gritty-inspired sandwiches. And, just like the Flyers' mascot itself, these sandwiches are scary at first -- and then delicious. You can try them out at the Gritty Sandwich Showdown sponsored by Billy Penn, Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at the City Tap House.
Photo Credit: Ben Solomon/Philadelphia Flyers
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27th Philadelphia Film Festival
Andrew Greenblatt of the Philadelphia Film Society joins us to talk about the 27th Philadelphia Film Festival going on now through Oct. 28 at the Philadelphia Film Center, formerly known as the Prince Theater. Philly native Kevin Hart will be featured in his film, "The Upside."
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Mega Millions Jackpot Hits $1 Billion
What would you do with $1 billion? Well, now is your chance to win that billion! The Mega Millions jackpot has hit $1 billion, so make sure you get your tickets.
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Pa. Passes Timothy Piazza Anti-Hazing Law
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf passed the Timothy Piazza Anti-Hazing law. The law will increase penalties for hazing, and has come after the death of Penn State student Timothy Piazza.
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First Alert Weather: Chilly Weekend Ahead
If you're headed to the Birds game on Sunday, take an extra coat. Sunday will bring heavy winds and chilly temperatures to our region, but when can we expect some warmer temperatures? NBC10 meteorologist Steve Sosna has your forecast.
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More than 250 Exotic Animals Seized from Home
More than 250 exotic animals were seized from a Montgomery County home, and now neighbors say they knew nothing was going on. NBC10's Deanna Durante has the story.
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89 Year-Old Season Ticket Holder Gets to Eagles Game
A devoted Eagles fan has had season tickets for over 50 years, but at 89-years-old, he hasn't been able to get to a game in over a decade. But now, with the help and determination of friends and family, this fan is getting to see the Birds in action again.
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NJ Residents Hope to Win Billion in Lucky Stores
The Mega Millions jackpot has skyrocketed to $1 billion and now residents in New Jersey are hoping to win big with tickets from stores that previously sold winning tickets. What would you do with a billion dollars?
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