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The FDA is testing the recalled cucumbers from Fresh Start Produce Sales Inc. to see if they are connected to an ongoing salmonella outbreak.

ODUNDE, the nation’s largest African American cultural street festival, is back in Philadelphia for 2024.

Three people were shot in Center City Philadelphia Sunday night, culminating a violent weekend in the city that left at least two dead and several hurt.

Urban and rural communities have come to depend on pharmacies as a trusted care option and a place for advice. But CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid and independent pharmacies all are pulling back after waves of growth before the pandemic.

NBC10’s Brenna Weick catches up with fans David Boce, Nick Roche and Tim Kelly about what is drawing them to seeing the Phillies take on the Mets in London this weekend.

Police are on the lookout for a man who broke into St. Helena’s Parish Church on May 21. The man was caught on security footage, even though, police said, he attempted to disconnect the church’s surveillance cameras.

A community celebration in Camden County descended into chaos over the weekend as police arrested a dozen people, mostly teens, after fights at Gloucester Township Day marred the family-friendly event. Also, the University of the Arts is looking to address concerns after announcing it would close its Philadelphia campus. Plus, it was a huge weekend...

Prospective jurors in the federal firearms case against Hunter Biden are being questioned on their thoughts about gun rights and addiction. The president’s son has been charged with lying on federal gun purchase forms when he said he wasn’t a drug addict.

How did Keith Jones get that crib NBC10 morning news co-anchor Erin Coleman gave him into the car?

It was a huge moment for NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Marvin Gomez as iconic TODAY weatherman Al Roker gave the “Magic” man a shoutout as NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante visited Rockefeller Plaza as the NBC morning show celebrates 30 years meeting people on its plaza.

Mark Roeder of the Adult Congenital Heart Association explains to NBC10’s Brenna Weick what the organization does for people with heart defects and how you can help at the Walk for 1 in 100 this weekend.

The University of the Arts is set to close after it lost its accreditation, according to the Middle States Commission on High Education.

Camden County’s 2024 Summer Parks Concert Series features 90s- alt-rock heroes Everclear, Gin Blossoms, Eve 6, The Spin Doctors and many more musicians of various genres.