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Police are investigating after a man was discovered along N. 27th Street, in North Philadelphia, after he had been shot in the head early Sunday, officials said.

The Eagles will begin their chase for the Lombardi Trophy the same way they opened the 2024 season: with a matchup against the Packers.

A 34-year-old Slatington man, charged in the death and dismemberment of his roommate, was found dead in his jail cell on Saturday, officials said. The Lehigh County Coroner’s Office has ruled the death a suicide.

A former Allentown police office turned investigator — fired from his job at the U.S. Center for SafeSport for allegedly stealing money seized at a drug bust — has been arrested again. This time he’s charged with rape

The Coast Guard has refloated the Algoma Verity that ran aground in the Delaware River near Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood on Jan. 9, 2025. The ship is now moored at the Tioga Marine Terminal.

Officials said three police officers were treated and released after they were involved in a crash along Broad Street in North Philadelphia early Sunday.

The 2025 Philadelphia Auto Show will ‘Fuel Philly’ with more than a week of tricked-out rides, new releases and Hollywood icons

From tips on avoiding scams to a list of charitable organizations, here’s your guide to helping the victims of the wildfires in Los Angeles County, California.

The New Jersey Health Department is reporting at least 30 outbreaks of the Norovirus so far in January 2025.

Something big (and just incredibly Philly) awaits Eagles fans as they look to chow down on playoff football at Lincoln Financial Field. It’s called the Pretzel Jawn. Here’s how to get yours and how much it costs.

Center City District Restaurant Week returns this month, featuring exclusive discounts at Philadelphia’s top eateries. What you need to know.

In this month’s All-New Venom #2, Marvel Comics introduces a super villain named “Chuck Stuff” from Philadelphia who uses cheesesteaks as a weapon and promises he’s the ‘whole jawn.’

The Philadelphia Water Department said that a leak in a water main is what left roads in Gray’s Ferry flooded on Friday, Jan. 10.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker went to Washington D.C. on Friday, Jan. 10 to recruit officials working for the Biden Administration as it comes to an end. Parker spoke exclusively with NBC10 about the sales pitch.