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The legendary Roots crew will be joined by Lil Wayne, Jill Scott and more on June 1 and June 2 at Fairmount Park’s Mann Center for the Performing Arts. 

Three people were injured after two separate shootings that happened in Philadelphia Friday night into Saturday morning, police said.

A 61-year-old bicyclist was killed in a crash on the Black Horse Pike in Hamilton Township, New Jersey late Friday night, police said.

An investigation is underway into a shooting that left one juvenile dead and another injured in Delaware County Friday afternoon, police said.

Nineteen protesters, including six students, were taken into police custody Friday night, after attempting to occupy a building on the University of Pennsylvania campus, a University spokesperson said.

Philadelphia Style Magazine is marking a major milestone as it celebrated the strong relationship between the publication and the city. NBC10’s Sheila Watko was there for all of the flair. 

The Philadelphia Renaissance Faire, aka Philly Faire, is returning to the historic grounds of Fort Mifflin this Memorial Day Weekend. 

Members of a gym in Cumberland County, NJ, rallied on Friday to stop the closure of the fitness center owned by Inspira Health Systems.

The Cherry Hill Mall in New Jersey is welcoming five new stores and one restaurant in the coming months.

Philadelphia is about to look cleaner. Mayor Cherelle Parker signed an executive action announcing an ambitious plan to clean every block and address quality of life issues over the summer season.

Police in Delaware are asking for help tracking down a school bus that was stolen early Friday morning.

Tuesday’s ruling came in a lawsuit filed by Kari Lynn Overington, 43, of Milton, a breast cancer survivor whose “FCANCER” license plate was recalled in 2021 because it contained a “perceived profanity.” Overington filed a lawsuit that year challenging the decision, and the American Civil Liberties Union later took up her case.

As Paige Hodges graduates from Temple’s Dental School, she is now the sixth person in her family to do so. The tradition now spans three generations. NBC10’s Frances Wang has this story that will truly make you smile.