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After nearly a century in Center City Philadelphia, a small brick building with plenty of history moved to greener pastures.

A caiman that was discovered at FDR Park in South Philadelphia earlier this month has been euthanized after officials were unable to find a home for the non-native reptile. 

Philadelphia — and all of Pennsylvania — legislators said, has no meaningful protections to keep renters from facing drastic rent hikes. City Council is working to learn about how rent control could protect city residents.

For the fourth-straight year, the Philadelphia suburb of Chesterbrook has been ranked as the top place to live in the U.S. by data company Niche.

SEPTA is considering a pilot program to install full-length faregates at two stops on the Market-Frankford Line. The move aims to counter the recent rise in fare evasion.

Police are searching for two suspects who they say were caught on video knocking a man unconscious and robbing him in North Philadelphia, leaving him in critical condition.

The morning after a massive fire caused the roof of a Catholic school in Philadelphia’s Chestnut Hill neighborhood to cave in, students and their families were trying to pick up the pieces.

Andrew is an extrovert looking for a family with a brother who will play basketball and watch Marvel movies with him. NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante shares his story.

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus is coming to Philadelphia next year, but this time there will be no animals. Find out how you can get tickets to “The Greatest Show on Earth.”

Finding the perfect dress is everything when it comes to prom. The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur in Villanova is making sure everyone has an opportunity to fully experience this rite of passage with a dress shop thanks to donations from the community. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has the story.

Despite selecting the first position on the ballot, former Philadelphia police officer John Wood has bowed out out of the race for mayor, claiming he can’t compete with the “millions of dollars” other candidates have raised.

After nearly three years, two pen pals separated by 4,000 miles that started talking during the pandemic in 2020 meet in person.

The Philadelphia Controller’s Office has unveiled the new ProgressPHL tool to track data on public safety, nutrition, basic medical care, education and other topics to establish a ‘social progress index’ for the city.