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Council committee approves bill tha...

Council committee approves bill that would help schools

A bill sponsored by Councilwoman Maria Quinones-Sanchez would raise an extra $30 million for schools through a hike in a business tax.
Day care's old documents, other det...

Day care's old documents, other detritus dumped in Fairmount Park

Advocates claim scofflaws are using West Fairmount Park as a dumping ground. The city says it is aware of problem and is planning to address it.
When mom attacks

When mom attacks

A Philadelphia woman was locked up earlier this week for allegedly assaulting a female student who had argued with her daughter.
'Kai the hitchhiker' arraigned in P...

'Kai the hitchhiker' arraigned in Philly

Charged with murder and being a fugitive from justice, Caleb Lawrence McGillvary was held without bail.
City controller's race atwitter ove...

City controller's race atwitter over urinal photo

Urinal picture prompts Butkovitz supporters to question Mandel's judgment.
Jury that convicted Gosnell bonded ...

Jury that convicted Gosnell bonded over the experience

Kermit Gosnell will spend his life in prison for killing babies; his jurors said he was driven by greed.

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Hero Officer Charged With Holding W...

Hero Officer Charged With Holding Women Captive

A former Philadelphia Police Officer once hailed a hero is now in police custody.Photo Credit: NBC10.com
Powerball Fever Sweeps the Region

Powerball Fever Sweeps the Region

With a record $600 million jackpot up for grabs, Powerball fever is sweeping the region. NBC10's Katy Zachry speaks to an employee at a Wynnewood store where a customer won $1 million several...Photo Credit: Getty Images
Female Police Inspector Retires Wit...

Female Police Inspector Retires With 40 Years on Job

Philadelphia Police Inspector Jeanette Dooley is the first woman to spend 40 years on the force.Photo Credit: NBC10 Philadelphia
Man Shot, Killed, Near Prom Party

Man Shot, Killed, Near Prom Party

A man is dead after a drive-by shooting on the 2700 block of Jefferson Street in North Philadelphia tonight.Photo Credit: NBC10 Philadelphia
In Case You Missed It: Yesterday's ...

In Case You Missed It: Yesterday's Top Stories

Here's some of Friday's top storiesPhoto Credit: NBC10 Philadelphia
Happening Today: NBC10's Great Shre...

Happening Today: NBC10's Great Shredder Event

Get ready for another NBC10 Great Shredder Event. Happening today!

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Police Find Truck Driver From Hit &...

Police Find Truck Driver From Hit & Run

A school bus and a tractor trailer were involved in an accident on the I-95 northbound near Front Street in South Philadelphia.

Baby Hitler's Parents Lose Custody

Baby Hitler's Parents Lose Custody

The couple who made national news after naming their baby Adolf Hitler has lost custody of their four children,  three of which are named in honor of the Nazis.

Storms Moving Into Area Tonight

Storms Moving Into Area Tonight

It may be dry through most of the day, but expect storms at night. There's better news for the weekend.

Neshaminy Teachers To Strike Again

Neshaminy Teachers To Strike Again

It's back to the picket line for teachers in the Neshaminy School District in Bucks County.

SEPTA Worker Targeted For A Hit?

SEPTA Worker Targeted For A Hit?

 Was a SEPTA worker targeted for a hit? That's what cops are trying to figure out.

 

Priest-Abuse Case May Go To Jury Fr...

Priest-Abuse Case May Go To Jury Friday

Deliberations could begin Friday for the jury in a landmark clergy sex abuse case involving two priests in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.

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Suspects named in parking attendant...

Suspects named in parking attendant brick assault

Philadelphia police are looking for a man and woman wanted for the brutal assault on a Center City parking lot attendant.
FBI: 'Silent Bandit' arrested in th...

FBI: 'Silent Bandit' arrested in the Poconos

A man charged with robbing a bank in the Poconos is under FBI investigation for a series of bank robberies perpetrated by a suspect known as the "Silent Bandit."
More tires slashed in Mayfair neigh...

More tires slashed in Mayfair neighborhood

After a lull in the attacks, a dozen tires were found slashed early Monday morning in the Mayfair section of Philadelphia.
9, including EMTs, sickened in NJ h...

9, including EMTs, sickened in NJ hazmat incident

Nine people, including police and EMTs, were sickened during a hazmat investigation in Burlington County.
Ayers: Lack of smoke detectors 'fru...

Ayers: Lack of smoke detectors 'frustrating'

Fires have killed 14 people this year in Philadelphia. 90% of the households involved didn't have working smoke alarms.
Vandals damage windows, doors at De...

Vandals damage windows, doors at Del. high school

Police say vandals used chunks of concrete and rocks to damage the glass on 75 doors and windows.

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Barnes Foundation marks its first y...

Barnes Foundation marks its first year in its Philadelphia home

Without great fanfare Friday, the Barnes Foundation gallery marked its first anniversary on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway by permanently installing the famous portrait of its founder, Albert C. Barnes, at the entryway to its even more famous galleries.

Mom Charged with Beating Up Daughte...

Mom Charged with Beating Up Daughter's Bully

A Philadelphia mother is charged with assaulting an 11-year-old girl inside an elementary school.

'Kai the hitchhiker' arraigned in P...

'Kai the hitchhiker' arraigned in Philly

"Kai the hatchet-wielding hitchhiker," propelled to infamy in a bizarre YouTube interview clip and arrested yesterday for murder, had one last on-screen hurrah at a closed-circuit TV arraignment in Philadelphia tonight.

Secret life of a hit man for the mo...

Secret life of a hit man for the mob

Ray Liotta plays cold-blooded crime boss Roy DeMeo, who turns Richard Kuklinski into a hit man in "The Iceman." It's the couple's first date, a diner in North Jersey, small talk.

New Priests to Help Heal Scandal-We...

New Priests to Help Heal Scandal-Weary Catholics

John Stokely is among the first seminarians to be ordained in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia since the conviction of Monsignor William Lynn last summer.

Changing Skyline: Finding common gr...

Changing Skyline: Finding common ground for skateboarders and picnickers

Skateboarders from the Nocturnal Skate Shop team get a chance to try out the new multi-purpose Paine Park by the Art Museum May 14, 2013 prior to its official opening Wednesday, May 22, 2013.

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