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A 33-year-old man is in “extremely critical” condition, officials say, after he was shot during an incident at a home along the 5500 block of Summer Place on Saturday night.

Sunday evening into Monday is known as Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day. It’s a chance for the Jewish community to reflect on one of the darkest periods in world history. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan attended a memorial service in Center City and spoke with a survivor.

A teenager was killed after being shot in the face during a quadruple shooting in Kingsessing Saturday evening, police said.

NBC10’s Bill Henley was the emcee of the Thomas Jefferson University fashion show over the weekend. Bill didn’t hit the runway this year, leaving that to the models.

Free coffee! In celebration of National Nurses Day, Dunkin’ is offering a “Cup of Thanks” for healthcare heroes throughout the Greater Philadelphia area.

NBC10’s own Brenna Weick did a quick turn to compete in the 2024 Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run. She was joined by tens of thousands of others who started running as Erin Coleman and Keith Jones set off air horns.

Police are investigating after a person was killed when a bus — which officials called a ‘party bus’ — crashed along I-95 northbound in Harford County, Maryland.

City officials announced a team of professional public art conservators will clean and wax the Rocky statue this May.

President Joe Biden’s administration has moved to reclassify marijuana as less dangerous. We will have more on what the change means. Then, a new report claims Center City Philadelphia is seeing more foot traffic, new storefronts and less crime. And, a look at how Philly’s police department is working to look more like the community it ...

A bus driver and several passengers were hurt after a car crashed into a SEPTA bus in North Philadelphia on Saturday, officials said.

Police are investigating after a man was critically injured in a shooting inside Crab Du Jour seafood restaurant on Broad Street in North Philadelphia on Saturday night.

“Chewie, we’re home.” If you love entertainment of all kinds, this year’s Fan Expo Philadelphia is for you. Fans will be rubbing shoulders with celebrities from “Star Wars,” “The Office and “National Lampoon” as well as cosplayers.

Kids and people nostalgic for their childhood days can take one last stroll this weekend through the Franklin Institute’s Giant Heart before the beloved attraction closes for six months.