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Last week, someone painted homophobic slurs and swastikas on St. John’s Lutheran Church in Philadelphia’s Mayfair neighborhood. An LGBTQ flag at the church was stolen, as well.

Philadelphia Eagles’ legendary center Jason Kelce was honored this week with a mural bearing his image on the side of a Dunkin’ store in Delaware County. Dunkin’ also delivered $13,000 to the (Be) Philly Foundation.

We’re now less than two weeks away from Memorial Day which marks the unofficial start of summer. Local beach towns are racing to get their beaches ready for an influx of people after many beaches took a beating from recent storms. NBC10’s Jersey Shore bureau reporter Ted Gre

Over jeers of “shame” shouted from the gallery, New Jersey lawmakers have passed legislation to overhaul the state’s open public records law.

An argument between two women and a man inside a South Philadelphia corner store ended with the man shot to death and the women on the run, Philadelphia police said.

Feeling burned out at work? You might be surprised by which workers are feeling worn down. Plus, NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports on the Pennridge School District in the Philadelphia suburbs changing its restroom policy to be more inclusive for students and staff to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with. Also, what’s the summer travel season...

Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko said the long delay by the U.S. Congress in approving military aid for his country was “a colossal waste of time,” allowing Russian President Vladimir Putin to inflict more suffering in the 2-year-old invasion and prolonging the war.

U.S. Capitol Officer Andrew Linder is running across the country to bring awareness to sex trafficking. Linder wears a 15 pound vest to represent the burden of victims and has raised over $80,000 for Sisters Rising Worldwide.

A 23-year-old student at the University of Delaware has been banned from campus and faces charges after she, allegedly, vandalized a Holocaust memorial and went on an antisemitic tirade.

The school community at Olney High School gathered Monday night to remember beloved teacher, Ondria Glaze. Glaze was a special education compliance monitor who was shot and killed a week ago. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville recaps the emotional ceremony.

The little boy will join big sister Margot, 2.

AAA is revealing just how many people are expected to travel this summer, the places they are most likely heading to and when the best time is to get a smoother start on the roads in 2024.

Inflation has started to affect many summer activities for kids and teens, even summer camps. There are a few different steps you can take to make sure you save money on camp this summer starting with checking for scholarships and grants. The NBC10 Responds team and Tracy Davidson spoke to experts on ways to save this summer when sending your......