Mayor Kenney quarantining again after COVID-19 exposure, as city provides latest update
Mayor Kenney previously quarantined for a two week period back in September following a similar exposure.
Mayor Kenney previously quarantined for a two week period back in September following a similar exposure.
Mayor Kenney to test for coronavirus, as Philadelphia provides update
Jeff Cole reports
Jeff Cole reports
US surpasses 15M coronavirus cases, Johns Hopkins reports
Deaths from COVID-19 in the U.S. have soared to more than 2,200 a day on average.
Deaths from COVID-19 in the U.S. have soared to more than 2,200 a day on average.
More than 1 million confirmed US coronavirus cases were reported in the first 5 days of December
The U.S. is accounting for one-third of all world cases over the last several weeks and that the “brutal reality” is that holiday hugs are ill-advised.
The U.S. is accounting for one-third of all world cases over the last several weeks and that the “brutal reality” is that holiday hugs are ill-advised.
5 California lawmakers dine outside at restaurant despite virus surge: report
Five California legislative assembly members dined together outdoors Monday despite surging coronavirus case levels that have triggered stay at home orders for much of the state’s population.
Five California legislative assembly members dined together outdoors Monday despite surging coronavirus case levels that have triggered stay at home orders for much of the state’s population.
California uses text alert to ask millions of residents to stay home
California authorities sent a cellphone text alert Tuesday to two major regions of the nation’s most populous state to tell millions that the coronavirus is spreading rapidly and asking them to stay home except for essential activities.
California authorities sent a cellphone text alert Tuesday to two major regions of the nation’s most populous state to tell millions that the coronavirus is spreading rapidly and asking them to stay home except for essential activities.
New York suspends hundreds of liquor licenses during pandemic
New York has suspended hundreds of liquor licenses and filed nearly 2,000 charges for violations of coronavirus-related emergency rules.
New York has suspended hundreds of liquor licenses and filed nearly 2,000 charges for violations of coronavirus-related emergency rules.
Ahead of Thursday meeting, FDA posts positive review of Pfizer's vaccine data
U.S. health regulators posted a positive review of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine as they near a decision on whether to allow use of the shot.
U.S. health regulators posted a positive review of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine as they near a decision on whether to allow use of the shot.
American Airlines offering at-home coronavirus testing to all passengers
American Airlines announced that all of its domestic passengers will now have access to an at-home COVID-19 test prior to their departure for $129.
American Airlines announced that all of its domestic passengers will now have access to an at-home COVID-19 test prior to their departure for $129.
Philadelphia flower show to move outside for first time due to coronavirus concerns
The 2021 Philadelphia Flower Show is moving outside for the first time in its 200-year history.
The 2021 Philadelphia Flower Show is moving outside for the first time in its 200-year history.
Nursing home industry lawsuit claims Pennsylvania illegally withheld funds
The lawsuit, announced Tuesday, says the Department of Human Services is refusing to provide supplemental payments to nursing homes as required by law, depriving them of crucial funding to fight the pandemic.
The lawsuit, announced Tuesday, says the Department of Human Services is refusing to provide supplemental payments to nursing homes as required by law, depriving them of crucial funding to fight the pandemic.
Years of research paved the way for speedy COVID-19 vaccines
How could scientists race out COVID-19 vaccines so fast without cutting corners? A head start helped.
How could scientists race out COVID-19 vaccines so fast without cutting corners? A head start helped.
Wolf warns Pennsylvania hospitals at risk, mulls new virus restrictions
Gov. Tom Wolf is warning that Pennsylvania hospitals are at risk of being overrun with COVID-19 patients and might have to begin rationing medical care if the rate of spread does not slow.
Gov. Tom Wolf is warning that Pennsylvania hospitals are at risk of being overrun with COVID-19 patients and might have to begin rationing medical care if the rate of spread does not slow.
British health officials administer first COVID-19 vaccines
British health authorities rolled out the first doses of a widely tested and independently reviewed COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday.
British health authorities rolled out the first doses of a widely tested and independently reviewed COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday.
Should I wipe down groceries amid the COVID-19 pandemic?
If you're worried about the coronavirus on groceries or other packages, experts say to keep the risk in perspective.
If you're worried about the coronavirus on groceries or other packages, experts say to keep the risk in perspective.
COVID fatigue sets in as PA officials urge diligence
The catch phrase when COVID-19 first hit was flatten the curve. Once again, health officials are begging everyone to flatten the curve and keep people healthy and out of the hospital.
The catch phrase when COVID-19 first hit was flatten the curve. Once again, health officials are begging everyone to flatten the curve and keep people healthy and out of the hospital.
7-year-old boy holds toy drive for fellow students at Oxford Circle school
One local boy is taking the saying it is better to give than to receive to a whole new level.
One local boy is taking the saying it is better to give than to receive to a whole new level.
7-year-old boy holds toy drive for fellow students at Oxford Circle school
Shawnette Wilson details the story of a special young man
Shawnette Wilson details the story of a special young man
Seeking release from COVID restrictions, illegal speakeasies are popping up in Northeast Philly
Music, dancing, alcohol – illegal gatherings taking place in the Roaring 20s. No, not the 1920s. It’s happening in 2020, while people are supposed to be social distancing because of COVID.
Music, dancing, alcohol – illegal gatherings taking place in the Roaring 20s. No, not the 1920s. It’s happening in 2020, while people are supposed to be social distancing because of COVID.
Illegal speakeasies are popping up in Northeast Philly, frustrating neighbors and police
Dave Schratwieser explains
Dave Schratwieser explains