Brewerytown

A woman was found dead with multiple stab wounds following a house fire in Philadelphia’s Brewerytown neighborhood Sunday night.

An investigation is underway after a woman was found dead and covered in stab wounds following a house fire in Philadelphia’s Brewerytown neighborhood. A man who investigators said was cutting his wrist at the scene, was taken to the hospital. NBC10’s Steven Fisher has the details.

With the annual Clear the Shelters event taking place Saturday, NBC10’s Sheila Watko introduces us to a unique way to adopt cats. She profiles the Le Cat Cafe in Philadelphia’s Brewerytown neighborhood.

The coronavirus pandemic is changing the way many people take care of their babies, which can be hard for new parents. Now, online services are springing up to provide help, including virtual parenting classes from a business in Brewerytown. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports.

Getting ready to plan a vacation? Here are some tips to save money on your hotel stay.

Rev. Kevin Gallagher of Saint Denis Parish in Havertown, Pennsylvania, shares insight as the Archdiocese of Philadelphia names Cleveland Bishop Nelson J. Perez as its next archbishop.

After 16 years, an arrest was made in the murder of a Bucks County father. NBC10’s Deanna Durante shows us how police were able to solve the cold case.

A driver struck a woman and several parked vehicles in Philadelphia’s Brewerytown neighborhood Wednesday night.

A teenager accused of stabbing two sisters during a late-night street brawl in Philadelphia’s Brewerytown earlier this week has been charged with murder.

A woman is dead, another woman is hurt and police are searching for the 19-year-old who possibly stabbed them after what police say could be a possible social media beef spilled onto Philly streets overnight.

Police say a group of women arguing, possibly over something on social media, fought on the streets and it left a woman dead after being stabbed. Police are looking for a 19-year-old.

Three people were arrested following a police chase in Philadelphia Thursday night.

SkyForce10 was over the scene as police chased after a vehicle in Philadelphia. The chase ended in North Philadelphia. Police said three people were arrested.

One of the oddest events in recent Philadelphia history, the “Steel Furnace” party, is looking more and more like a thing that’s actually going to occur at noon on Saturday, April 27, in an overgrown, vacant lot at 27th Street and Girard Avenue.

At least six people were shot in Philadelphia during an eight-hour span on Saturday, a day many families spent outside enjoying the spring weather.

One person is dead and another is wounded after a shooting on Germantown Avenue in Nicetown Saturday afternoon. Police are still looking for a suspect.

The Philadelphia Land Bank is set to take over the Vacant Property Review Committee, a city office charged with reviewing sales of city-owned real estate. The VPRC’s activities have been frozen after reports emerged of undervaluation of land and political interference in real estate deals involving the city.

SEPTA has officially begun operating a new bus route that will connect various neighborhoods to University City.

SEPTA debuted a new route running through University City. The agency said it added Route 49 to help workers because there was no direct connection between University City and other Philadelphia neighborhoods. The new route will make connections at University City, Grays Ferry, Brewerytown, Fairmount and Strawberry Mansion