Protesters against the building of a new Sixers arena in Center City demonstrated during a City Council meeting where the arena proposal was introduced. Jacqueline London hears from people for and against the project. Also, reservoirs are drying up as drought spreads throughout the Philadelphia region. Plus, Aaron Baskerville reports on a blind hockey program aimed at giving everyone a chance to play. Finally, Jason Kelce lookalikes went all out for a chance at Eagles tickets. Brenna Weick and Erin Coleman talk those stories and more on The Lineup for Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024.

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It’s the end of an era in Montgomery County. Deanna Durante was there as Conshohocken Bakery sends out rolls and tomato pies to area business and customers as time ticks before the beloved bakery closes. Plus, Katy Zachry reports on what’s expected to be a big day at Philadelphia City Council as the plan to build the Sixers new arena in Center City is considered and the push to ramp up bike lane enforcement could be approved. Finally, the area company behind Goldfish is hoping a delicacy-inspired name change draws adults to the tiny crackers. Erin Coleman and Brenna Weick talk those stories and more on The Lineup for Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024.

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People gathered in LOVE Park got their first chance to see into other cities around the world as the Portal went live. Plus, Siobhan McGirl reports on the Sixers' season opener as they take the court without stars Paul George and Joel Embiid. Also, the woman behind the “Watch the tram car, please” voice along the Wildwood Boardwalk is suing over not being compensated for her iconic statement. Plus, $10 “Hamilton” tickets are up for grabs as the hit Broadway show returns to Philadelphia. Finally, Brenna Weick takes her family to the Philadelphia Zoo to check out Halloween fun during Boo at the Zoo. Brenna and Erin Coleman talk those stories and more on The Lineup for Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024.

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The Portal is ready to open up a window to another part of the world from right in the heart of Philadelphia’s LOVE Park. Also, Neil Fischer hears from a Philadelphia election official about the final push to get voters registered for November’s presidential election. The registration push comes as Republican former President Donald Trump and Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris look to get votes in critical Pennsylvania. Finally, check your frozen waffles as they could make you sick. Erin Coleman and Brenna Weick talk those stories and more on The Lineup for Monday, Oct. 21, 2024.

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The woman who runs a popular Delaware pumpkin patch has a message for whoever stole the donation box that goes to a local food bank – “you’re hurting the community,” she said. Plus, Siobhan McGirl walks you through what happened as a caught-on-camera Philadelphia police pursuit ended with the suspects hiding under an RV in Camden, New Jersey. Also, Deanna Durante reports on a sign of the times as a Bucks County borough reacts to political signs claiming that the town is for one candidate over another in the presidential election. Finally, Eagles star Saquon Barkley and teammates are preparing to face the running back’s former team this weekend. Brenna Weick and Erin Coleman talk those stories and more on The Lineup for Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. Go Birds!

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You can experience Gritty 12 months of the year as we get a first look at the Philadelphia Flyers’ mascot. Plus, service on New Jersey Transit’s River Line remains down a day after the operator of a train was killed when the train struck a tree. The operator’s family plans to sue. Siobhan McGirl talks to a survivor who was riding on the train at the time of the crash. Also, a judge has ordered attorney to apologize for blasting sounds of a screaming woman in South Philadelphia. And, Tim Furlong reports on animals rescued from storms in the south arriving in the Philadelphia region, leading to a new call for animal adoptions. Finally, former President Donald Trump turned a town hall in Montgomery County into a music listening party after some supporters fell ill. Brenna Weick and Erin Coleman talk those stories and more on The Lineup for Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024.

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A historic Jersey Shore landmark is now a ghost town. We take a look at the final day of the historic Gillian's Wonderland Pier. Plus, Philadelphia's "Gayborhood" celebrates National Coming Out Day. Also, some of the best cities for trick-or-treating are in Pennsylvania. NBC10's Erin Coleman and Brenna Weick have those stories and more on the Lineup for Oct. 14, 2024.

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The driver of a stolen car being chased by police in Delaware County died after slamming into another car. Plus, a New Jersey pizza shop owner says he’s taking extra steps to protect delivery drivers after some recent robberies. Also, damage is being assessed after Hurricane Milton made its deadly path across Florida. In a strange moment, video captured the moment an alligator bit a car tie in Milton’s floodwaters. Finally, images are showing the northern lights over Philadelphia as a rare aurora borealis shined over our region. Brenna Weick and Erin Coleman talk those stories and more on The Lineup for Friday, Oct. 11, 2024.

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