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NBC10 has been celebrating all the elaborate home displays for the holidays in Delaware Valley. NBC10’s Tim Furlong visited one in West Chester where a couple puts up a dynamic lights display and also collects thousands of toys from visitors to give back to local children.

The abandoned Blackbeard’s Cave amusement park at the Jersey Shore is set to be demolished and turned into a natural, green space.

Two new luxury apartment complexes have opened in Germantown as part of the neighborhood’s revitalization plan.

Since 1989, Project HOME has helped thousands of people in Philadelphia break the cycle of homelessness and find housing. Sister Mary Scullion, the co-founder and executive director of Project HOME, speaks with NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante about her decision to transition from her leadership role.

Through a new study that hopes to create safer roadways, the speed limit signs on sections of Kelly Drive, Cottman Avenue and Vine Street have been reduced to 25 mph. Officials plan to tamper down speeds on three other corridors, as well.

A wrecked sailboat, beached at the Jersey Shore was devoured by flames hours before it was set to be demolished. Authorities still working to figure out how the boat caught fire.

Gino Hagenkotter, missing from the Riverside Correctional Facility in Northeast Philadelphia, was found dead on Monday inside a warehouse in Kensington, police said.

A bill that would give Pennsylvania school districts greater flexibility to have shorter school weeks or longer days is headed to the governor’s desk for his approval.

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said Andre Goff has been apprehended for the murder of a man who helped survivors of a mass shooting that happened in the Kingsessing neighborhood in July.

Rutgers-New Brunswick has suspended the group, Students for Justice in Palestine. Officials claim members of the group “disrupted classes, a program, meals, and students studying.”

The Pennsylvania SPCA started the #TaylorSwiftChallenge to encourage fans to donate $13 to local animal shelters on her birthday.

Thanks to all the fans voting at home, New Jersey’s very own star Mara Justine is moving on to the final rounds of “The Voice.”

A bi-partisan bill in Harrisburg would provide funding for schools statewide to remove old drinking fountains and replace them with lead-filtering water stations by 2025