Chip Kelly to Stay at Oregon
Chip Kelly, who was likely offered the Eagles’ head coaching job on Saturday night, has decided to return for a fifth season as head football coach at the University of Oregon, a league source told...
View ArticleBethlehem Man Charged With Having Sex With a Dog
A local man was charged with having sex with a dog back in October and now his preliminary hearing is being postponed so that police can continue investigating the incident, according to The Morning...
View ArticleChris Christie, 'Master of Disaster,' on TIME Cover
New Jersey governor Chris Christie is on the cover of this week's TIME magazine, dubbed the "Master of Disaster." The "disaster" to which time is referring to is Sandy, the Hurricane that left much of...
View ArticleAlabama QB's Girlfriend: Media "Unfair" to ESPN Announcer
ESPN issued a public apology on Tuesday for announcer Brent Musburger’s on-air gushing during the BCS championship game over Katherine Webb, the 2012 Miss Alabama and girlfriend of University of...
View ArticleWest Philly Fire Kills Elderly Resident
A man is dead after a fire ripped through his home in West Philadelphia, according to neighbors. Witnesses tell NBC10's Jesse Gary that the blaze broke out around 2:15 a.m. in a home on the 4900 block...
View ArticleWith Flu Spreading, Hospitals Taking Drastic Measures
As the nation fights its way through the worst flu season in more than a decade, health care workers across the country are taking extreme—in some cases unprecedented--measures to combat its spread....
View ArticleSuspicious Device Found Under Car in Wynnefield Heights
The bomb squad was called to the scene after a suspicious device was found under a car in the Wynnefield Heights section of Philadelphia. It happened Wednesday morning on the 3600 block of Conshohocken...
View ArticleFerry Rider: I Was Thrown in Air, Knocked Unconscious
Ferry rider Ashley Furman describes being tossed in the air and knocked unconscious when the Seastreak ferry crashed into Pier 11 in Manhattan Wednesday morning.
View ArticleFacebook Opens New World For Deaf
One billion people use Facebook around the world. Its reach is undisputed and unparalleled, but its impact on one specific community has opened up doors to a new world – for the deaf. Christina...
View ArticlePregnant Woman Dies in Ambulance, Medics Suspended
Two Philadelphia paramedics have been suspended for two days following a 2 1/2-month investigation into an incident in which a pregnant woman in their care died. Now family members are wondering if...
View ArticleBonds, Clemens Fall Short of Baseball Hall of Fame
Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds, the greatest pitcher and hitter of baseball's "Steroid Era," were denied entry to the Hall of Fame today, as dozens of voters refused to look past their connection to...
View Article66-Year-Old Woman Hits Armed Robber With Bottle: Cops
Police are investigating a robbery at a lodge in Tom’s River, NJ in which they say a bartender and a female lodge member fought back against an armed suspect. Investigators say it happened shortly...
View ArticleGunman Shoots Man as He Tries to Greet Him
Police are searching for a gunman caught on camera shooting a man as he tried to greet him. Investigators say a 45-year-old man was walking on the 1600 block of South 16th Street on Monday at 2:35 p.m....
View ArticleBaby Panda Explores New Home
Raw video of baby panda Xiao Liwu exploring his enclosure for the first time at the San Diego Zoo. He makes his public debut after a 5-month-long wait, NBC San Diego reports.
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Del. Math Teacher Accused of Having Sex With Student
A math teacher at a Delaware High School was arrested on Monday after being accused of having a sexual relationship with a female student. Credit: Smyrna Police Police say they began to investigate...
View ArticleDel. Flu Spike Causes Hospital to Expand E.R. Area
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 18 influenza-related deaths just last week, a big jump from the four deaths that were previously reported. This brings the total number of flu-related...
View ArticleConnecticut Gov. Fights Back Tears Talking About Newtown
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy fought back tears Wednesday as he delivered the State of the State Address and recalled the Newtown school shooting that devastated a tight-knit community last month. “It...
View ArticleTrial Nears End for Boy Accused of Killing Neo-Nazi Father
Attorneys finished their closing arguments Wednesday morning in the case of a 12-year-old boy who admitted to shooting and killing his father -- a leader in the National Socialist Movement -- as the...
View ArticleMan Pleads Guilty to Killing Baby With Drano
A Philadelphia man pleaded guilty to killing a baby by rubbing Drano on his body. On February 2, 2010, police arrived at the 4500 block of North 18th Street only to find 20-month-old Suliaman Orrell...
View ArticleLocal Company Plans to Build State-of-the-Art Bakery
The country’s largest baking company is getting even bigger. Bimbo Bakeries USA, based in Horsham, Pa., has purchased new land in Macungie Township, Pa. The 30 acres of land at 105 Boulder Drive in...
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