Coronavirus Latest: Two Local Schools Using Inventive Way To Keep Students Fit While Practicing Social Distancing
Two area schools are doing their best to push students from afar by using apps on their phones.
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Two area schools are doing their best to push students from afar by using apps on their phones.
The deliveries are making up for the lack of foot traffic and they have even allowed for the hiring of furloughed workers.
New Jersey is recording the state's highest number of coronavirus-related deaths Tuesday afternoon.
Many people are out of work and schools are closed, but some people actually think it's OK to play basketball.
The City of Philadelphia still won't say how many of its police, fire and EMS are in quarantine.
To be eligible, there must be a brick and mortar location, including restaurants and other retailers.
During this incredibly crazy time, many businesses have been forced to get creative.
Officials say there are probably many more because some don't get tested and several facilities are no longer reporting numbers.
A big focus in Delaware, and all around the country, is keeping hospitals and health care facilities from being overwhelmed.
Kenney is now having to complete a sweeping revision of the city's budget.
Last week Ukee Washington said he wasn't going to shave until this crisis was over and he's a man of his word.
SEPTA Transit Police Chief Thomas Nestel says the eight teens were 14 and 15 years old.
Health officials reported 1,579 new cases, bringing the statewide total to 14,559.
A 97-year-old World War II veteran whose dance routine videos have lit up social media for a few years now, refuses to sit out the coronavirus pandemic.
The teen was taken to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
