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Planning to light fireworks? Here's what's legal and what's not in Pa., Del. and NJ
With the Fourth of July around the corner there will be plenty of fireworks going off. If you are planning to have a fireworks show of your own, it’s important to know what’s legal and how to stay safe. NBC10’s Leah Uko has what’s allowed and what isn’t in Pa., Del. and NJ.
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Drexel professor accused of stealing pro-Israel signs from synagogue, home in Lower Merion
A Drexel University professor is one of three women accused of stealing pro-Israel signs from outside a synagogue and a home in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania, last year.
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Drexel University professor accused of stealing pro-Israel signs in Lower Merion
A Drexel University professor is one of three women accused of stealing pro-Israel signs from a synagogue and home in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania, in 2023. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has the details.
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3 dead after trash truck, transit van collide on busy Delaware County road
Three people were killed when a trash truck and a community transit bus collided in Delaware County Tuesday morning. It happened along the along the Route 1 Bypass in Upper Providence Township. NBC10’s Karen Hua has the latest details.
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High school football player shot, killed in Chester, officials say
A school district in Chester, Pennsylvania is mourning the loss of one of its own after a 17-year-old boy was shot and killed Sunday night.
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Cheyney University's accreditation has been reaffirmed, no longer on probation
Cheyney University, a historically black university, has regained their accreditation after being put on probation for a year. The school was placed on probation for deficiencies in several areas including ethics and integrity. Cheyney released a statement saying in part that it wished they reached this decision sooner.
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Have a blast: Ultimate July 4th fireworks guide for Philly, Pa., NJ, Del.
From Philadelphia to the suburbs to the Delaware beaches to the Jersey Shore, there are many different places to see a sparkling fireworks show to celebrate America’s birthday over the July 4th holiday week. Here’s the list.
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Cheyney University no longer on probation, accreditation reaffirmed
Cheyney University is no longer on probation. The Middle States Commission on Higher Education reaffirmed the accreditation for the historically Black college.
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Voters in Philly region, South Jersey react to the presidential debate
In the hours after the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, NBC10’s Lauren Mayk caught up with a Philly resident, a Montgomery County resident and a South Jersey resident to get their reactions. In the latest episode of Battleground Politics, the three voters shared their thoughts on the debate and whether or not they’re closer to making a...
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IronPigs reveal new City Connect Series line that pays homage to Bethlehem
The Lehigh Valley IronPigs revealed their new City Connect Series line yesterday. This year they’re honoring Bethlehem.
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Voters in Philly, Pa. suburbs, South Jersey weigh in on the presidential debate
In the hours after the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, NBC10’s Lauren Mayk caught up with a Philly resident, a Montgomery County resident and a South Jersey resident to get their reactions. In the latest episode of Battleground Politics, the three voters shared their thoughts on the debate and whether or not they’re closer to making a...
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Upper Merion Township bans plastic utensils from restaurants
More local communities are entering a new phase of banning plastic products, including Upper Merion Township, Pennsylvania. NBC10’s Deanna Durante explains.
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Upper Merion Township bans plastic utensils from restaurants
Customers will no longer be able to use plastic forks or spoons at restaurants in Upper Merion, Pennsylvania, as phase two of the township’s single-use plastic ban went into effect on Monday, July 1, 2024.
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Crash involving 2 trucks, SUV closes I-78
A crash involving two tractor trailers and an SUV closed a stretch of I-78 in Berks County, Pennsylvania, for hours.
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Person ejected during crash involving 2 trucks, SUV on I-78 in Berks County, state police say
A stretch of I-78 is closed in both directions in Berks County following a multi-vehicle crash involving two tractor trailers and at least one other vehicle Monday morning.
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Temporary clerk to be appointed after sudden departures from Dauphin Co. courts
A temporary official is to be appointed to run the court system in one Pennsylvania county because the clerk and deputies have suddenly departed.
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US Army Band's ‘Pershing's Own' brought together many at Penn's Landing
Concert attendees got to enjoy fireworks after the US Army Band’s “Pershing’s Own” performed at Penn’s Landing on Saturday. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama reports.
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New video reveals more into an arrest in Allentown during domestic disturbance call
Police body-camera footage shows Allentown officers arresting a man during a domestic disturbance call. Cell phone video circulated online that showed a part of that arrest. Now, the Lehigh County DA says that the officers are clear of any wrongdoing. NBC10’s Deanna Durante explains.
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Allentown police were justified in caught-on-cam arrest of man, DA says
Allentown police officers were justified in their use of force during a caught-on-camera arrest in which they used a taser on a man and struck him with a baton while responding to a report of domestic violence, officials said.
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Allentown Police release video of arrest of man after report of domestic violence
WARNING: This video contains graphic content and could be disturbing for some viewers.
An investigation is underway after Allentown Police used a Taser and baton on a man while responding to a report of domestic violence. Officials released body camera footage of the arrest which they say shows the officers were justified in their use of force.