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Deer population in NJ is dropping, but complaints about deer destruction are rising
Too many deer are causing too much damage in New Jersey, officials say. White-tailed deer are everywhere in New Jersey, standing in fields, grazing next to roads, and even strolling through suburban front lawns and backyards in broad daylight. Brian Schumm, an assistant biologist with the state Division of Fish...
Free College Tuition? One New Jersey University Is Making It Happen
Seeking higher education after you graduate from high school is both exciting and scary all at the same time. I remember getting ready to go to West Chester University after graduating looking forward to the new adventure but also being very nervous about leaving my home. The financial aspect of...
Lansdale Historical Society: Ollie Bauer marched to the beat of a different drummer
Every town has a few residents who might be known as “characters,” people who, for a variety of reasons, eschew conformity and follow a different drummer. In Lansdale, one of those people was Ollie Bauer. Oliver Jacob Bauer, Jr. (1911-1983) was born in Pennsburg. His family moved to...
Findings released for 4 impact studies on proposed 76ers arena in Center City
The City of Philadelphia released the findings of four impact studies that analyzed the proposed 76ers arena, 76 Place, on Monday night.The plans calls for 76 Place to be located at Market East bordering Chinatown. The team hopes to open it by 2031.The four reports include a community impact assessment, an economic impact analysis, a design analysis, plus a traffic, transportation, and parking analysis."We are sharing these detailed reports so that the public can better understand the implications of such a multifaceted proposed project for Philadelphia," Mayor Cherelle Parker wrote in an online statement.The newly released studies evaluating the proposed...
N.J. man drowns at Delaware Water Gap park, officials say
For the second time this summer, a New Jersey resident has drowned in the Delaware River while swimming off of a beach at a national recreation area in Pennsylvania, authorities said. Authorities on Monday recovered the body of a 39-year-old Lakewood man about about 20 to 30 feet from the...
Woman Punched In Face During 'Unprovoked Assault' On 5 People: Philly Police
Donnell Lee Bruce, 36, of Philadelphia has been arrested following the assault, according to the police. The first three people attacked were two elderly women and a man in the 2200 block of Market Street around 7:15 a.m., PPD detailed in the release. The second also happened along Market Street,...
NJ’s cheating employers: 19 more added to public list
🔴 NJ's WALL has 19 businesses that owe $1.4 million total. 🔴 Officials say they've failed to follow rules related to wages, taxes and benefits. 🔴 The public database now has close to 200 entries. New Jersey's list of cheating employers has grown again, and not one...
Smoke advisory issued for parts of NJ
🔥 Two NJ counties are under a smoke advisory, state forest fire service officials say. 🔥 The smoke condition stems from a wildfire last month that's fully contained. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service has issued a smoke advisory for parts of the state because of a wildfire that started almost two months ago.
Philadelphia Rapper, Who Dug Up Enemy’s Grave, Shot Dead
Philadelphia rapper YBC Dul, who went viral for digging up one of his enemy’s graves, has been shot and killed. Breonna Taylor Raid Officers Dismissed Of Felony Charges In Her Death The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the incident took place on Friday (Aug. 23) on the 5500 block of North Sixth Street in Olney, where Dul was shot multiple times in the chest and his right hand. The rapper, né Abdul Vicks, 25, was then transported to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead twenty minutes after the shooting. A white Hyundai SUV, which was spotted at the scene of the...
WellSpan announces York County relocation, expansion
HANOVER, Pa. (WHTM) — WellSpan recently announced they are relocating and expanding their orthopedic services near Hanover, York County. According to WellSpan, the WellSpan Orthopedics and WellSpan Urgent Orthopedics have moved to the WellSpan Health and Surgery Center, located at 1227 Baltimore Street in nearby Penn Township. Previously, these...
Beach In Cape May Reopens After Man Found Dead, Authorities Say (UPDATE)
A beach in Cape May was shut down after a man was found dead, authorities said.Cape May police found the roughly 50-year-old man's body early in the morning on Monday, Aug. 26, Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland said in a news release. His body was discovered on Cove Beach near the …
Smoke condition at Grand View Hospital Sunday night affected few patients, police say
A joint investigation into the cause of the fire at Grand View Hospital on Sunday night is being undertaken by the Bucks County Fire Marshal’s Office and Pennridge Regional Police Department, police said Monday morning. Nearly 20 fire companies from Bucks and Montgomery counties responded at 8:24 p.m. to...
First Bank To Expand in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
First Bank will open new branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this fall, aiming to offer better convenience and service. First Bank plans to open new branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this fall, with a focus on providing enhanced convenience and exceptional service to retirees, families, small businesses, and entrepreneurs.
How officials are handling ‘forever chemicals' in water across the region
So-called “forever chemicals” have seeped into people’s drinking water over the decades. Drinking water suppliers across our region are now racing to fix the contamination. The state regulations that do exist are relatively new and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently released new standards. The NBC10 investigators went across the tri-state region looking at how towns and schools are handling the contamination of PFAS, or forever chemicals. We found residents trying to come up with their own ways to keep the pollution out of the water they drink-- all while their towns and water operators struggle to meet their own state standards, plus the ticking clock of the new federal standards.
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