Philadelphia Buildings, Landmarks Lit Up Blue To Remember Those Lost To COVID-19
About 3,200 Philadelphians have died from COVID-19.
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About 3,200 Philadelphians have died from COVID-19.
The move follows a new policy change from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Philadelphia Department of Health.
Owners of the Jersey Shore attraction say they'll reopen on March 27 and will be ready for all visitors.
Sister Jean is 101 and still up for dancin' – she's headed to Indianapolis to cheer on her Loyola Ramblers in the NCAA Tournament.
Eyewitness News is told nine cases are confirmed but transmission did not occur within the school.
The visits come as President Biden champions his $1.9 trillion relief package -- aid that's targeted to help small businesses stabilize after difficult times.
If you're looking to soothe over the marks 2020 has left on your face and body, CURE de Repos Day Spa in Chestnut Hill can serve as your self-care sanctuary.
CBS3's Pat Gallen caught up with Martelli from Indianapolis where he talked about the security and safety protocols in place for the tournament.
On the day of the deadly shooting, New Castle Police said Lymond Moses "drove at a high rate of speed directly at the officers," but that body camera video appears to show something else.
Tad Boyle and the Buffs are in Indianapolis preparing for their first round game in the NCAA men's basketball tournament on Saturday.
Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw says social media is fueling a lot of these conflicts and they are now having detectives monitor those conversations.
A man has been arrested after he allegedly threw a molotov cocktail at a daycare center in North Philadelphia, police say.
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In making the decision Penn cited the widespread distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The fire was started by a cigarette butt left on a second floor deck.
