Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Montgomery County Commissioner Ken Lawrence Tests Positive For COVID-19
The vice chair of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners Ken Lawrence is now self-isolating after he tested positive for the coronavirus.
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The vice chair of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners Ken Lawrence is now self-isolating after he tested positive for the coronavirus.
A notice of execution has been signed for a sniper who killed one Pennsylvania state trooper and wounded another in a nighttime ambush outside their barracks in 2014.
President Donald Trump will visit the Lehigh Valley Thursday.
A growing list of counties and lawmakers have indicated their intention to lift stay-at-home orders and allow businesses deemed nonessential to reopen.
Josh Shapiro held a virtual event Monday with the National Consumers League a private, non-profit advocacy group.
Secretary Pedro Rivera says there will be a transition period as schools prepare to follow safety guidelines in the fall.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is starting to offer more in-person visits for patients.
The governor said there could be consequences if they disobey his plan, including losing money.
While health officials and city leaders continue to battle the coronavirus outbreak, another battle is taking place on the streets of Philadelphia as shootings rise.
It's quite challenging not playing on the field surrounded by teammates, but the Delco Diamonds are adjusting to a new routine -- Zoom practice.
Wolf says counties opening prematurely is like "surrendering" to the enemy.
There's a growing push to expand testing to nursing homes in the Philadelphia area and across the nation.
Two local musicians are showing their support for healthcare workers on the frontlines of the pandemic.
Spring training would start in early to mid-June, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press.
Mayor Jim Kenney warns that opening too soon would put Philadelphia at risk.
