Coronavirus Sports: Pennridge High School Girls' Lacrosse Coach Bikes 60 Miles To Stay Connected With Her Players
Pennridge High School's girls' lacrosse has found a way to stay connected during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Pennridge High School's girls' lacrosse has found a way to stay connected during the coronavirus pandemic.
Health officials say it's the only way to know how many people are sick and how much the virus is spreading.
A sloth bear cub was born last December but it just made its public debut last month.
The patient arrived at the hospital on April 12.
In terms of the economy, the coronavirus is hurting no one more than low wage workers.
The incident happened shortly before 2 p.m. Thursday on the 700 block of East Madison Street.
There are now nearly 28,000 coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania and the death toll nears 800.
The stores will remain off-limits to the public and will not engage in retail sales.
Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley reported 604 new cases on Thursday, bringing the citywide total to 8,045 cases.
County Commissioner Bob Harvie says he understands as the weather gets nicer, staying inside is more difficult.
The Red Cross is in need of blood during the COVID-19 pandemic and the Philadelphia Eagles, to their credit, are doing their part today.
Springfield police were called to the 100 block of School Lane for a welfare check.
Officers were called to the 800 block of N. Markoe Street for a gunshot victim.
Gov. Tom Wolf has written to President Donald Trump to back calls from other leading governors for another $500 billion in federal aid for states fighting the spread of the coronavirus, warning that his office is projecting a budget deficit of up to $5 billion.
The wave of layoffs that has engulfed the U.S. economy since the coronavirus struck forced 5.2 million more people to seek unemployment benefits last week, the government reported Thursday.
