Visitors are saying their final goodbyes to the Academy of Natural Sciences before it closes to the public at the end of the month. Big crowds turned out to get a final look over the weekend. KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi was there.

In honor of the nation's 250th anniversary, the city is celebrating with 52 Weeks of Firsts, highlighting a historic milestone each week. KYW Newsradio's John McDevitt shares more about the signing of the U.S. Constitution. (Photo credit: Colibri Workshop)

The case against a former Philadelphia police officer, who was charged more than six years ago with pepper-spraying protesters along the Vine Street Expressway, has been withdrawn in a deal with prosecutors. KYW Newsradio's crime and justice reporter Kristen Johanson explains.

If you’ve noticed a lot more tornado warnings this summer than usual, you wouldn’t be wrong. KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi spoke to a meteorologist about why this summer has been rife with severe weather. (Photo credit: NBC10)

Two people are in custody after a stabbing on the Blue Route and a wild police chase that briefly caused a shelter-in-place at Villanova University on Sunday. (Photo credit: NBC10)

As concerns about measles spread, KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough explains why major medical organizations are stressing the importance of vaccination.

Thousands of people in parts of Chester and Lancaster Counties have been ordered to conserve their water.

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Shoppers hit Dilworth Park outside City Hall on Sunday for the Made in Philadelphia summer market. KYW's Shara Dae Howard was there for all the Labor Day weekend fun.

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A Kensington couple said they found their stolen car thanks to multiple AirTags hidden throughout the vehicle.

It was just before 3 a.m. on Friday when Aleks Vasov and his wife, Regina Morozova, told NBC10 they woke up to the sound of their white Dodge Durango being stolen.

Surveillance video shows someone on Jasper Street breaking the back window and climbing inside. Then, a group got out of a different car, joined the person inside the Durango, and drove away.

What the thieves didn't know is that the couple had AirTags in the SUV. They used that to track the car and shared the info with law enforcement.

Police found the car later that morning on A Street in North Philly, about four miles north of where it was stolen. The couple says it was left in bad condition.

No one's been arrested yet. Philadelphia police say they're looking into whether this is connected to other recent car thefts in the area.

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It's the unofficial end of summer. KYW Special Contributor Larry Kane talks about an unusual connection he makes at this time of year.

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