Trial Continued for "Swiss Cheese Pervert"
The trial for the man dubbed the "Swiss Cheese Pervert" was scheduled to begin Thursday at 10 a.m. but was continued again. Christopher Pagano's trial was scheduled to begin on April 1, but was...
View ArticleMassive Waterfront Apartment Complex Proposed
A property along the Delaware River waterfront that had many bold ambitions that never came to fruition is back at trying to make progress. It’s not Penn’s Landing. Carl Marks & Co. is looking to...
View ArticleOld City Businesses Still Feeling Impact of Fire
One day after a fire ripped through the Suit Corner Store, neighboring stores see are feeling the impact.
View ArticleStolen Truck Crashes Into Home
The driver of a stolen truck crashed into a house in the Grays Ferry section of the city around 1 a.m. Thursday.
View ArticleWoman Hospitalized After Apartment Fire
Firefighters rescue a trapped woman from an apartment building fire early Thursday morning.
View ArticleStabbing Suspect's Dad Speaks Out
A day after a high school student went on a stabbing rampage at a suburban high school in Pennsylvania, doctors update the victims conditions as the suspect's lawyer looks to have his client evaluated...
View ArticlePhilly Can You Dance? Debbie Allen Wants You
Emmy award-winning choreographer, Debbie Allen is looking for talented-young men in the Philadelphia area to star in her newest production, "Brothers of the Knight"
View ArticleBartram High School Gets An Ex-Army Captain
An ex-army captain is appointed co-principal at Bartram High School after a rash of violent incidents at the school.
View ArticleWoman, Cat Injured in Apartment Fire
A woman and her cat were both injured in an apartment fire overnight in the Northeast section of the city. Neighbors say they woke up just after 1 a.m. Thursday to the smell of smoke before the fire...
View ArticleLove Your Sibling! It's National Siblings Day
Brotherly love and sisterly affection is celebrated today. On social media, family units tweeted and shared photos of their sisters and brothers for National Siblings Day. Around the Philadelphia...
View ArticleOne Hurt in School Bus Accident
One student was hurt in a school bus accident in the Wynnefield Heights neighborhood of Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon. Witnesses on the scene told NBC10's Lu Ann Cahn that the bus had a mechanical...
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Gosnell Movie Snubbed by Kickstarter
Journalist and filmmaker Phelim McAleer is always looking for a good story to tell. While in Philadelphia producing his film "FrackNation" last year, he found himself with three days off and a break...
View ArticleExcavator Gets Wedged in Toll Booth Lane
An excavator has been wedged stuck in a toll booth lane at the Burlington-Bristol Bridge in Bucks County, Pa. A tractor trailer was carrying the large earthmover eastbound across the bridge, which...
View ArticleRebuilding Burned-Out Boardwalks
NBC10 Jersey Shore Bureau reporter Ted Greenberg uncovers new information on the efforts to reconnect the boardwalks of Seaside Park and Seaside Heights.Photo Credit: NBC10.com
View ArticleVacant Home Sexual Predator Arrest
Camden police say this man is a predator who they say sexually assaulted two women.
View ArticleGawkers Capture History Before Demolition
The day after a landmark store burned down in Old City Philadelphia, gawkers came with cameras to capture what's left before the demolition begins.
View ArticleSeniors Targeted While Shopping
Signe Kulp, 86, takes advantage of Senior Citizens Day at her local grocery store. But now, someone has taken advantage of her and she's intent on finding them.
View ArticleDrugs & Gangs Fueling Philly Homicide Increase
Coming off of a record-low year for homicides in Philadelphia, police are starting to see the number trend upward as drug and gang activity increase. There have been 65 homicides in the city so far...
View ArticleDriver Deaths Skew Older
Take a look at the breakdown for driver deaths in the state of Pennsylvania.
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Tweets to Miley Seek to Make Cancer Patient's Dream
Christa Rodriguez, 18, is your typical high school student. She likes pop music and is looking forward to her senior prom, graduation and college. However, the past year has been a roller coaster for...
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