Coronavirus Latest: Merion Couple Riding Out COVID-19 Outbreak In Locked Down Italy
Kathy Williams and Peter Smith have been staying in a town outside Rome with an 82-year-old family member.
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Kathy Williams and Peter Smith have been staying in a town outside Rome with an 82-year-old family member.
SEPTA says they had to cancel 14 trains across six rail lines because of employees calling out.
The security office of the King of Prussia mall said Sunday that the mall was closed until further notice.
The stores will close beginning Tuesday and will remain closed until further notice.
All are either in isolation at home or being treated at the hospital.
The Montgomery County Department of Public Health is currently working to determine who the student came into contact with while infected.
Pennsylvania officials say there are now 18 presumptive positive coronavirus cases in Montgomery County, bringing the state's total to 41.
The EMS provider tested presumptive positive for coronavirus late Wednesday.
As of Thursday morning, there are 19 presumptive positive cases and two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania.
Officials say the declaration will help expedite obtaining needed resources and make it easier to activate medical responders.
The family has been placed under quarantine.
The university says faculty is prepared to teach classes online.
This means that all after-school and evening activities will be canceled as well.
They are accused of writing illegal prescriptions for 85,000 tablets of oxycodone.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile paid a visit to our area Tuesday.
Germantown Academy will launch a Virtual GA Thursday after a student tested presumptive positive for the coronavirus, school officials say.
CHOP officials say the doctor saw approximately two dozen patients over four days before seeking medical attention.
Officials are recommending those most vulnerable stay home and avoid large crowds.
Officials say the parent has self-quarantined herself and her child.
Superintendent Dr. John Toleno made the announcement on Twitter on Monday.
This is the sixth year for this community fundraiser.
His condition is unknown and it's not yet known how he contracted COVID-19.
Penn Medicine is currently treating the region's first case of COVID-19 that left a patient in critical condition.
There's a gym in Huntingdon Valley that offers something for everyone.
This comes after four people in the county have tested presumptive positive for coronavirus.
