Philadelphia Hospitals Seeing Increase Of Firework-Related Injuries Ahead Of July 4th Weekend
Officials say there's already a growing number of physical fireworks-related injuries in Philadelphia.
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Officials say there's already a growing number of physical fireworks-related injuries in Philadelphia.
Officials say more than 830 people tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, the first time the state has recorded more than 800 cases since May.
A Bucks County casino is taking Pennsylvania's new mask mandate into consideration and temporarily banning smoking anywhere on the casino floor.
Video shows the woman walking along the yellow line on the platform and falling down onto the tracks.
It may start to get a bit confusing what you can and can't do as you cross state lines, so here's a break down of what is currently allowed in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
A 25-year-old man was taken into custody.
It happened on the 2200 block of South 63rd Street around 7 p.m.
Face coverings and no-touch temperature checks will be required for staff and visitors 3 years old and older.
Republican majorities in both chambers, along with a few Democrats, voted early last month to end the emergency disaster declaration that has led to closure of "non-life-sustaining" businesses, bans on large gatherings and orders that people stay at home.
The impact knocked the trooper unconscious. He is now recovering.
Eyewitness News learned Wednesday that the city will be sending out a survey to families in order to learn about their concerns about sending children back to centers as they plan to head back to offices.
Philadelphia restaurants will not be able to offer indoor seating until Aug. 1, at the earliest.
With no face covering, germs spread almost 12 feet.
Wolf says he worked with state offices to get 310,000 rebates in the hands of Pennsylvanians by Wednesday.
The expansion of Wolf's April executive order takes effect immediately.
