Pennsylvania

A van crashed into a pole at a Montgomery County intersection Monday afternoon, bringing down wires which caught the bus on fire, police said.

Geoffrey the Giraffe is making a comeback. Toys R Us is returning to in-person retail in 2022 after the company filed for bankruptcy back in 2017. Macy’s will be opening Toys R Us stores inside all of its U.S. locations. Two in New Jersey are already open.

The developer of a major pipeline system has pleaded no contest to criminal charges that it systematically polluted waterways and residential water wells across hundreds of miles in Pennsylvania. Dallas-based Energy Transfer Operating agreed Friday to independent testing of homeowners’ water and promised to remediate contamination. The settlement involves two separate criminal cases brought by the Pennsylvania attorney general.

Authorities say at least half of the 10 people found dead after an early morning fire in northeastern Pennsylvania died of smoke inhalation. The Luzerne County coroner’s office said autopsies on the victims of the early Friday blaze in Nescopeck began Saturday. Examinations completed on three women, one man and a girl indicate all died of smoke inhalation. Officials said...

A sprawling farm estate in Berwyn with guest cottages, a “party barn,” and stables that once served as the staging area for the Devon Horse Show is on the market for $3.95 million, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports.

The current heat wave will continue through Tuesday, featuring tough heat with highs in the middle-to-upper 90s and feels like temps 100-105. The best chance of showers and storms for the entire area arrives Wednesday into Thursday. NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Steve Sosna has a look at the week ahead.

One person was dead and others were critically injured, including a baby, after two wrong-way drivers caused a deadly crash in Torresdale.

The heat and humidity will be persistent into tomorrow, with a chance for storms in some areas. NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Marvin Gomez has the most accurate forecast.

A number of cars were involved in a major crash on Academy road in North Philadelphia tonight. The exit is still closed.

Good old fashion police work and community tips saved a woman from abduction in Delaware County. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke with her family today.

At least one person died and several others were critically hurt, including a 2-year-old and a teenager, after two cars traveling in the wrong direction caused a three-vehicle wreck on an Interstate 95 exit ramp Saturday in Philadelphia’s Torresdale neighborhood, police said.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating after two small planes crashed against each other in Bucks County Saturday afternoon.

Hot and humid conditions are expected to linger throughout the weekend into the work week. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Marvin Gomez has your most accurate forecast.

A woman abducted by her boyfriend was found this morning in a car at a traffic stop in North Carolina. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke with the victims family.

An attorney for Doug Mastriano, the Republican nominee for governor in the November general election, said the candidate has “nothing to hide.” But he is concerned that an interview Mastriano gave to the Jan. 6 Select Committee could use excerpts that might affect the election.

A Philadelphia councilwoman is pushing to get millions back into the pockets of the city owed to them by the Pennsylvania, and the commonwealth may owe you too.

Pennsylvania has joined an anti-robocall task force that aims to decrease the number of illegal robocalls in the country. The group consists of 50 attorneys general that will investigate and take legal action against the telecommunications companies responsible for allowing a majority of foreign robocalls in the U.S., a release from Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro said.

A new series of rules aiming to protect tipped workers is now in effect across Pennsylvania.

NBC10’s Katy Zachry breaks down the new rules Pennsylvania bars and restaurants must adhere to for tipped employees.

A judge deciding if three Pennsylvania counties have to certify May primary vote counts including ballots lacking dates on their return envelopes learned this week that a fourth county is in the same situation — and there may be more. The legal dispute is holding up certification of primary results for governor and U.S. Senate.