Pa. primary election guide: Check your registration, key races to watch
What to KnowOn Tuesday, May 19, 2026, the Pennsylvania primary takes place in which voters will select their political party’s candidates for November’s general election.This year, in the upcoming...
View ArticleTrack Philly's exciting summer events with NBC10's community calendar
It will be an incredible summer for Philadelphia with several exciting events, including the celebration of our nation’s 250th birthday. To help you keep track, we’ve created a community calendar with...
View ArticleWawa Welcome America announces performers for events leading up to July 4th...
Queen Latifah, Idina Menzel, Eve, Kirk Franklin, Olga Tañón, and DJ Jazzy Jeff will perform at the 2026 Wawa Welcome America events leading up to the big July 4th concert which will celebrate our...
View ArticleJAŸ-Z and The Roots set to headline Roots Picnic 2026 in Philadelphia
Listen up, Philly! JAŸ-Z is coming to the City of Brotherly Love this spring. Organizers shared that the Grammy-award-winning rapper, record executive, producer, songwriter, actor, and entrepreneur,...
View ArticleNBC10, T62's Local Impact Grants program to provide over $227K to nonprofits
On Tuesday, March 24, NBC10, Telemundo62 and Comcast NBCUniversal announced the return of the NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants for its ninth consecutive year in 2026. The competitive grant challenge...
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Center City Sips returns this summer. Here's a list of participating businesses
Sip sip, hooray! Center City District Sips returns for summer 2026. Each week, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., beginning Wednesday, June 3, and continuing every Wednesday through August 26, dozens of local...
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Harry Potter drone show to bring magic to the Philadelphia region this summer
Calling all wizards, witches and Muggles! Something spell-tacular is coming to the Philadelphia region, where drones will “Wingardium Leviosa.” Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences and Fever...
View ArticlePhiladelphia relaunches ‘It's a Summer Thing' connecting youth to jobs and camps
Philadelphia officials are bringing back an annual initiative aimed at keeping young people engaged, employed and safe this summer. The program, called “It’s a Summer Thing,” is designed to connect...
View ArticleCenter City District introducing weekday edition of Open Streets this June
Center City District’s (CCD) popular Open Streets series returns this summer in Midtown Village, but with a twist: a new weekday evening format. Organizers said every Tuesday from June 2 through June...
View ArticleJersey Shore embraces America 250 with patriotic beach tags for summer 2026
If you’re heading to the Jersey Shore this summer, expect to see plenty of red, white and blue — not just on towels and umbrellas, but on beach tags. Many shore towns are rolling out new designs...
View ArticleCommuting on PATCO is about to get easier as crews install tap-to-pay
PATCO riders rejoice! Tap-to-pay is finally coming to the transit agency that services southern New Jersey and Philadelphia. Crews have been working at each station to upgrade the fare gates leading...
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Ignite the Orange: Flyers bus tour to make more stops throughout region
The Philadelphia Flyers continue their second round Stanley Cup playoff series against the Carolina Hurricanes and the entire region is “flyered” up. “Ignite the Orange” – presented by Toyota – is the...
View ArticleThe Wilmington Flower Market is back! Here's what you need to know
The Wilmington Flower Market is back with dozens of retail vendors, rides, live music, great food and of course, lots of flowers and plants! The popular Delaware event returned on Thursday, May 7, and...
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You can now visit the Philadelphia Zoo and Adventure Aquarium with one ticket
For a limited time, you can access both the Philadelphia Zoo and Adventure Aquarium with a single ticket. The two iconic attractions have announced a new partnership to create a “splashing spring” and...
View ArticleMayor Parker signs all ‘ICE Out' bills in Philly except for mask ban
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker signed six bills that aim to limit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s operations in the city but decided not to sign one bill that would prohibit law...
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Officers rescue three baby raccoons from chimney of Pennsylvania home
Officers in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, rescued several baby raccoons this week after the curious critters became trapped inside a residential chimney. Lansdale Borough Police Department shared...
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Man accused of stealing thousands worth of Pokémon merchandise from store
Police are searching for a man who they said stole thousands of dollars’ worth of Pokémon-related merchandise from a store in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. According to police, the incident...
View ArticleMan, believed to be armed, threatens to burn down home in North Philly barricade
A man was taken into police custody, early Friday, officials said, after he barricaded himself inside a North Philly home with his daughter and threatened to burn down the property. And, according to...
View ArticlePedestrian struck, pulled from under SEPTA bus in South Philly, officials say
A man was hospitalized on Friday morning, officials say, after he was pulled from under a SEPTA bus after being stuck while lying in a South Philly roadway. According to SEPTA officials, the incident...
View ArticleMan killed in North Philly triple shooting, police say
One man was killed and two others have been hospitalized, officials said, after a triple shooting unfolded in North Philadelphia early Friday. According to Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott...
View ArticleCaught on Camera: Suspects sought in South Philly shooting
Law enforcement officials have released surveillance footage in the hopes of tracking down two gunmen involved in a South Philly shooting from April 1, 2026. Police posted the footage on social media...
View ArticleWoman dies days after being pulled from burning Kingsessing home
A woman has died, officials said, days after she and her son were pulled from a burning rowhome in Philadelphia’s Kingsessing community. According to fire department officials, in a statement released...
View ArticleCustoms officials seize ‘blue nitro' or liquid ecstasy shipment in Philly
A shipment of what officials said was a party drug disguised as skin care products moving through Philadelphia was seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on April 25, 2025. In a statement on the...
View ArticleA DoorDash driver kept a customer's order, police say. He now faces charges
A DoorDash driver in Pennsylvania was charged with theft and receiving stolen property after police said he picked up an order for delivery, but kept the food for himself. According to the Lower...
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2 charged in massive guns and drugs bust in Northeast Philly
Two people were charged after investigators confiscated a massive amount of drugs and guns in Northeast Philadelphia, including an anti-materiel rifle that’s used by militaries to shoot down...
View ArticleNJ man sentenced to 25 years in prison for death of 3-month-old daughter
A New Jersey man was sentenced for the death of his three-month-old daughter. On Friday, May 8, 2026, Ruben Santiago, 37, of Lakewood, was sentenced to 25 years in New Jersey State Prison. Léelo en...
View Article‘We're not going to give in': Carnivals in NJ adapt to safety concerns
South Jersey carnival organizers are making safety adjustments and shortening schedules this spring to prevent the disruptions that have plagued past events. In Camden County, Bellmawr’s St. Joachim...
View ArticleLaw enforcement agencies to ramp up security for World Cup, July 4 crowds
Philadelphia police and partners are planning major security for World Cup events and July 4, with drones, K-9 units and large deployments. Local, state and federal agencies are working together to...
View ArticleAfter 2025 error, Chester County officials look for a smoother election
During last year’s election, an error in printing poll books impacted thousands of voters in Chester County. In the latest episode of Battleground Politics, NBC10’s Lauren Mayk speaks with two Chester...
View ArticleSixers donate 500 playoff home game tickets to nurses, educators, local moms
The Sixers are bringing the playoffs back to Philadelphia this weekend, and in an effort to support those who are “committed to making our hometown a better place,” the team has given hundreds of...
View ArticleCar crashes on Radnor High School track, then into creek, police say
An investigation is underway after a driver crashed on the track at the Radnor High School, according to the Radnor Township Police Department. The crash happened on May 8, 2026, when a vehicle went...
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‘Watch the tram car, please': Wildwoods boardwalk adding electric Volvo vehicles
The beloved tram cars on the Wildwoods Boardwalk are getting a modern upgrade just in time for their 78th summer season. Three new, fully electric Volvo EX-40 vehicles are being added to the fleet,...
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Woman shot in the chest in Northeast Philly on Friday, police say
A woman was shot in the chest in an incident that also left a man hurt with a graze wound on Friday night, according to the Philadelphia Police Department. Léelo en español aquí The shooting happened...
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Phillies, school community surprise beloved teacher battling rare form of cancer
A Delaware County elementary school teacher battling a rare form of cancer got a powerful show of support from students, colleagues and the Phillies during a surprise celebration at his school on...
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Report reveals police chief won't be disciplined after ‘Quakertown 5' fallout
The Quakertown Borough is breaking its silence about the February incident in which the police chief and other officers got into a scuffle with students during an ICE protest. On Friday, May 8, the...
View Article‘Like a dream come true': Man returns home after 258 days in ICE custody
Carlos Della Valle is back home in Chester County after spending 258 days in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. Léelo en español aquí Della Valle returned to Downingtown on Wednesday...
View Article2 New Jersey residents potentially exposed to hantavirus, health officials say
Two New Jersey residents were potentially exposed to a person infected with hantavirus, according to the New Jersey Department of Health. On Friday, May 8, 2026, the NJDOH said it was notified by the...
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Celebrate mom with these Mother's Day weekend events in the Philadelphia region
Mother’s Day weekend is just around the corner! If you’re searching for the perfect way to honor the incredible women in your life, whether it’s your mom, grandmother, aunt, sister, or wife, look no...
View ArticleViral ice cream eating crossing guard hypes up 76ers fans at Friday's game
A Philadelphia crossing guard who went viral after a wild crash at a playground earlier this week popped up at Friday night’s 76ers game. While speaking with NBC10 Philadelphia on Jamele Ransom...
View ArticleFormer Delaware police officer accused of raping woman he met on dating app
A former Delaware and Maryland police officer was charged with rape following a sexual assault investigation, according to the Delaware State Police. On May 5, William Paskey, 33, was arrested and...
View ArticleChild dies after being hit by school bus in South Jersey on Friday, police say
A child was killed after he was hit by a school bus in South Jersey on Friday afternoon, according to the Greenwich Township Police Department. Léelo en español aquí The incident happened near the...
View ArticleNorristown man sentenced to 20+ years in murder of man found in trash can
A man will spend more than 20 years in state prison after he admitted to killing a man whose body was found in a trash can in Norristown, Pennsylvania, in November 2025. On Friday, May 8, Felix...
View ArticlePhilly officials launch public flood monitoring system that shows real-time data
The Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management (OEM) launched a new public flood monitoring system Saturday to help better prepare for and respond to flooding. On May 9, officials gathered to...
View ArticleSchool district offers resources after child fatally hit by bus in South Jersey
The Greenwich Township School District is offering resources to help the community mourn the death of a child who was struck by a school bus in South Jersey on Friday afternoon. On Saturday, May 9,...
View Article3 teens arrested for home burglary in Gloucester Township, police say
Three teens were arrested and charged after they tried to burglarize a home and steal a car in Gloucester Township in Camden County on Friday evening, police said. Officers were called to the scene in...
View Article3 separate shootings reported in Philly overnight, police say
At least three separate shootings took place in Philadelphia overnight Friday into Saturday, police said. The first shooting was a domestic incident between a 46-year-old man and his 39-year-old...
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Police respond to barricade situation at Wilmington Wawa on Saturday night
A suspect is in custody after a barricade situation was reported at a Wawa in Wilmington on Saturday, Delaware State Police said. Videos shared with NBC10 showed a large police response to the...
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Fire tears through home in Philadelphia's West Oak Lane neighborhood
Firefighters battled a massive fire at a home in Philadelphia’s West Oak Lane neighborhood. Officials said the fire broke out in the early morning hours of Sunday, May 10, at a twin home along North...
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SEPTA adds extra Regional Rail service to PGA Championship
SEPTA has added trips on the Paoli/Thorndale Regional Rail Line to ensure fans have reliable service during the 2026 men’s PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club. The transit agency said members of...
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Mild for Mother's Day, but watch out for storms
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms reading this! After a foggy start, abundant sunshine will take over the region for the rest of this Sunday morning. Temperatures will quickly climb and we should see...
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