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Special needs gets a hold of that gun anything could happen. Reporter police say jordan is a private care assistant hired through a Staffing Agency to take care of a special needs child who is in the eighth grade at the school. Jordan were told has been with the school for about six weeks now. Now police also tell us he does have a concealed weapons permit and is certified to be a security guard, however, of course, obviously you should not have gun its illegal to have a gun on school property. He is expected to be are a raped sometime this evening. Dawn . All right, shawnette, thank you. Two ...

Time for the weekend. With the skies clear, the temperatures are rising, a welcome warmup at the shore. Lets look outside at the people at cape may taking in the sun while they can. Dont put away that bathing suit just yet. Just perfect addition to bid farewell to baseball. Citizens bank park where the phillies open up the final series of the season tonight. Good morning, im keith jones. Bill henley, says the first weekend of fall is a winner. Nice to see this beautiful sunny weather. What a gorgeous day, crystal clear. The wind is blowing, nowhere near as strong as the gusty winds we had yest...

Today skyforce 10 was in Delaware County over havertown where two workers were shocked by power lines, one of them was killed. Nbc 10s Deanna Durante has been on the ground gathering new information since we first brought you this story live as breaking news this morning on nbc 10 news at 11 00. What have you found out since then . Reporter we do know those two men worked for a philadelphiabased roofing kpp. If you take a look behind me at the scene, peco crews are still here. We can see the ladder that those two men were using when trying to get on to the roof of this home. Its still on the g...

Luke Klein’s life in North Carolina hasn’t been much different than that of any other pre-teen boy. An all-star pitcher on the Watauga County Parks an...

MADISON, Wis. — A total of 8,625 students received degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison on May 12-13. There were two live ceremonies, one for un