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Philadelphia police are investigating after a man was struck and killed by a SEPTA Chestnut Hill East Regional Rail train Thursday night.

A settlement has been reached in the shooting death of Fanta Bility in Sharon Hill.

10-year-old Hayden Dorfman might have been the luckiest kid in the ballpark after getting Bryce Harper’s helmet. He might even have a future in comedy after describing how he ended up with it.

SEPTA riders can use their smart phone or contactless card to pay for their trip starting on Friday.

The parents of a 15-year-old who was attacked by a Delaware State Trooper are speaking out after the officer was charged. NBC10 Delaware bureau reporter Tim Furlong has the latest.

In a meeting Thursday, Philadelphia City Council voted to ban the development of safe injection sites throughout most of the city, undoing the mayor’s veto.

The rollout of the newest vaccine to battle variants of COVID-19 has been hitting snags since it first showed up in pharmacies last week. While many major insurance companies have told health and human services that billing and eligibility computer errors have been fixed, pharmacies in the Philadelphia area are still turning away patients who want ...

A New Jersey teacher was arrested after authorities said they found child pornography in his home.

New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez was back on Capitol Hill just a day after being arraigned for bribery charges. Today he faced members of his own party, addressing them in person as he resisted calls to resign. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.

Planning is underway for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle has the latest on the work being done.

Nine Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores in Philadelphia remain closed following multiple reports of looting across the city over the last few days.

The family of Eddie Irizarry, who was slain by police in August, have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against mark Dial — the officer responsible for Irizarry’s death — as well as Dial’s partner.

The first impeachement inquiry hearing into President Joe Biden kicked off Thursday as a potential government shutdown looms. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk explains.