Pennsylvania Sees 3rd Straight Day Of Under 400 COVID-19 Infections
Still, the number of people dying from it daily remains in the dozens.
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Still, the number of people dying from it daily remains in the dozens.
Meanwhile, Mayor Jim Kenney has asked the Philadelphia Art Commission to initiate a public process to consider the statue's future.
The FOP says the mayor and police leadership are more concerned with "appeasing the anarchist mobs."
A bear was spotted in West Deptford on Tuesday morning.
The first video game-based treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has been ranked the No. 2 children's hospital in the country for the second consecutive year, according to a new report.
An employee of Philadelphia Family Court was fired Monday after video surfaced showing him ripping signs off a fence and responding to someone who says "Black lives matter" with "not to me, they don't," a court spokesperson said.
Other wireless carriers said the outages were disrupting connections for their customers when they tried to call T-Mobile lines.
The currents can quickly pull swimmers out to sea.
At least nine states have reported record increases in coronavirus cases over the past three days.
Organizers oppose laws that prohibit encampments on public property and seek autonomy in allowing currently homeless or "unhoused" individuals to camp on city spaces without intervention.
According to officials, gunfire erupted along the 2500 block of North Sydenham Street around 9:15 p.m. Monday.
The former vice president is expected to speak on safely reopening the country and getting Americans back to work during the coronavirus pandemic.
Several groups are calling for Gale's removal after he characterized Black Lives Matter as "perpetrators of urban domestic terror."
In the meantime, a boxing apparatus will be installed around the statue on Tuesday.
