Target Sorry for "Manatee" Label on Plus-Size Dress
Target has apologized for unintentionally comparing its plus-sized customers to a super-sized mammal. A shopper browsing Target’s online store Wednesday spotted a label on a plus-size maxi dress that...
View ArticleGosnell Abortion Worker: It Would Rain Fetuses
An unlicensed medical school graduate delivered graphic testimony about the chaos at a Philadelphia clinic where he helped perform late-term abortions. Stephen Massof described how he snipped the...
View Article81-Year-Old Woman Chases Purse Snatcher
81-year-old Violet Mackiewicz was finishing up mailing a few bills at the Cromwell Post office when a man reached into her car, grabbed her purse and took off. Violet yelled at him, then got out of her...
View ArticleOff-Duty Cop Takes Down TSA Attacker
An off-duty police officer stopped an attack against a TSA officer while he was going through security at the Honolulu International Airport. Justin Rogers, a corporal with the Pinole Police Department...
View ArticlePolice Looking for Man Who Tried to Lure Kids into Minivan
A man in a slow-moving minivan tried to lure two children into his vehicle, according to police. The incident happened 10 days ago, but with the man still on the loose, Tredyffrin Township Police hope...
View ArticleMissing Family on Airboat Ride in Fla. Everglades Found Safe
A family of five from Ohio that went missing after taking an airboat ride was found unharmed on Friday, authorities said. The family of two adults and three children had been missing since 3 p.m....
View Article5 Hikers Reported Lost OK, Unaware of Rescue Effort
Five hikers reported lost in Eaton Canyon in Pasadena, Calif., were found safe late Friday morning and unaware a search-and-rescue effort was even in progress. Abby Rodeo, 20, and four other hikers...
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City Worker Pens Must-Read Pothole Press Release
You might think working for city government is a thankless, dull job. But as a press release circulated early Friday about potholes illustrates: Working for city government is a non-stop joyriding...
View ArticlePilot, Co-Pilot Walk Away From Crash
The pilot and passenger survived a plane crash this morning at the Hammonton Municipal Airport in Hammonton, New Jersey. "I'm okay,"Â pilot Luis Terry told NBC10's Ted Greenberg shortly after he'd...
View ArticleMysterious Tiny Door Replaced with Inferior Model
Nothing like whimsy to bring out the best in people — and everyone's worst thoughts about government. A tiny, finely crafted, stained-wood door affixed to a hole in a tree in San Francisco's Golden...
View ArticleAir Traffic Tower Closures Delayed
The Federal Aviation Administration announced today that the closures of 149 air traffic control towers will be delayed until June 15th. "This has been a complex process and we need to get this right,"...
View ArticleRegulator Clears Way for Chevron Refinery
California's workplace safety regulators concluded their review of a Chevron oil refinery in the San Francisco Bay Area on Friday morning, clearing the way for the company to resume full production at...
View ArticleHunt for Hooded Bank Robber
Philadelphia Police and the FBI are searching for the man who robbed a Beneficial Bank in the Fox Chase neighborhood of Philadelphia. On the surveillance picture, you can see the man wearing a gray...
View ArticlePrinceton Alum Defends Op-Ed Piece Urging Women to Marry
Susan Patton, the Princeton alum whose controversial op-ed piece for The Daily Princetonian has outraged feminists, defended her words Friday and said women need to keep an "open mind." Patton's piece...
View ArticleSeniors May Be Able to Work Off Property Taxes
A bill that allows seniors to volunteer at local school districts in exchange for property tax credits is awaiting approval by the Pennsylvania Senate. If the measure takes effect, those 60 and older...
View ArticleFamily Plans to Sue Former Philly Officer
A Delaware father and his two sons want to sue former Philadelphia police officer Lt. Jonathan Josey. James Lewis says he was driving in North Philadelphia, while his two sons followed in another...
View ArticleSuspect in L.A. Kidnapping Fled to Mexico: LAPD
A parolee suspected of kidnapping a 10-year-old Los Angeles girl was recorded on a border security camera entering Mexico, the Los Angeles Police Department chief said Friday. "Tobias Summers was seen...
View ArticleNYC Restaurant Patrons Possibly Exposed to Hepatitis A: Officials
New York City health officials are urging patrons of a restaurant in the city's West Village to receive a vaccination after learning of a food handler there diagnosed with Hepatitis A. Any patron who...
View Article4 People Charged in NJ Man's Murder
Four people are charged in the murder of a Franklin Township man, who police say was tied up, beaten and robbed. Investigators say the body of John McConnell, 54, was discovered at his Franklin...
View ArticleMan Shot in Head, Dies: Police
Police are investigating the motive of a double shooting in Trenton tonight. One of the victims died after being shot in the head, police say. Another person was shot in the leg. Police tell NBC10 the...
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