For decades, every Philly mayor has had access to free sports suites
For decades, every Philadelphia mayor has had free access to a suite at any game and concert at the current Philadelphia sports facilities.
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Ex-Philly detectives accused of lying in retrial of wrongfully convicted man
Jury selection began on Monday in the trial of three former Philadelphia police detectives who are accused of lying under oath during the 2016 retrial of a man who was wrongfully convicted of rape and murder.
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Trial begins for 3 ex-detectives accused of lying in case of man wrongly convicted of rape, murder
The trial has begun for three former Philadelphia detectives accused of lying in the case of a man who was wrongfully convicted of rape and murder. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the story.
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Levels of ‘forever chemicals' in 4 schools violate Pa. drinking water standard
Four Pennsylvania schools found levels of “forever chemicals” that put them in violation of the state’s drinking water standard, testing found.
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Brooklawn Township completes installation of forever chemicals filtration tanks
Brooklawn, New Jersey, has installed two new water filtration tanks to remove forever chemicals out of their drinking water. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas has the details after this two year process for the borough.
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Parents demand answers from schools with high risk of forever chemicals in water
“Forever chemicals” can be found in may household items, from nonstick cookware to stain resistant fabrics. These harmful chemicals have been found in drinking water and now states and federal governments are telling water operators to address any contamination. NBC10’s Investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the story.
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Risk of wildfires growing in Pennsylvania communities
Communities that aren’t used to feeling the flames in Pennsylvania are facing a growing risk of wildfires and it’s costing more money to put them out.
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What we know about the construction project that led to ruptured gas main in Philly
NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas looks into the construction project that led to a ruptured gas main that caused evacuations in North Philadelphia on Thursday.
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A look into how immigration courts work as millions seek asylum
As President Donald Trump vows to increase the number of people deported, there are questions about whether the courts can handle the uptick in cases of asylum seekers. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas looks into the process and found the system is stretched thin.
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Electric vehicle charging crisis continues in Philadelphia for city workers
Philadelphia is facing a so-called crisis due to an insufficient number of electric vehicle chargers. The issue was first discovered more than one year ago. NBC10 Investigative Reporter Claudia Vargas explains the impact on city services and safety.
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Search continues for Danielle Imbo, Richard Petrone 20 years after disappearance
Two decades since the unsolved disappearance of a couple who left a Philadelphia bar, officials continue to investigate and believe that foul play was involved.
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‘No red flags': Who were the pilots of the plane that crashed in Northeast Philly?
The NTSB and the FAA are investigating the deadly crash of the medical jet in Northeast Philadelphia on Friday, so who were the pilots?
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Police academy standards have changed in Philadelphia. Here's why
The first group of Philadelphia Police Department cadets who were allowed to start training under a lower physical standard have graduated.
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A look at what possibly went wrong when plane, helicopter crashed over Potomac River
The National Transportation Safety Board has started looking into what happened when a military helicopter and an American Airlines aircraft collided over Washington D.C. on Wednesday night. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the latest.
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Pa. suspect in Jan. 6 attack speaks out after being pardoned by President Trump
Ryan Samsel, who served nearly four years in jail for his involvement in the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, told the NBC10 Investigators he wants to be involved in criminal justice reform after he was pardoned by President Donald Trump.
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A look at how Philly enforces snow clearing laws after big snowstorms
Unshoveled sidewalks have become a hazard for anyone walking around in Philadelphia. The NBC10 investigators take a look at the city’s enforcement of snow clearing laws.
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Philly police dealing with record low number of sworn officers
While the Philadelphia Police Department ramped up their recruiting efforts and saw an increase in staffing in 2024, they’re still dealing with a record low number of sworn officers. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas explains why.
