Experts Fear Large Protests Could Lead to Spike in COVID-19 Cases
The congregation of thousands of people during the George Floyd protests in Philadelphia has some epidemiologists worried that COVID-19 numbers could spike again in a couple of weeks.
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Delaware Governor to Back Off Religious Worship Restrictions
Attorneys for Democratic Gov. John Carney have told a federal judge that he is backing off restrictions he imposed on church worship to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Praises Response to Coronavirus Pandemic
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is saying that social-distancing measures in his state have allowed for the slow reopening of the Garden State by reducing the number of people infected with the novel coronavirus.
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Pennsylvania Attributes 100 More Deaths to Coronavirus Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is being blamed for another 100 deaths in Pennsylvania and more than 600 more infections
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Del. Enters Phase 1 of Reopening as Salons, Restaurants Open at 30% Capacity
Delaware entered Phase 1 of its reopening plan Monday as the stay-at-home order was lifted.
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NJ to Reopen Outdoor Dining, Nonessential Retail, Barbers in Weeks
Outdoor dining, in-person retail and haircuts are returning to New Jersey in the coming weeks as the hard-hit Garden State enter the second stage of its reopening plan from coronavirus.
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MAP: How Many Coronavirus Cases Do We Have in Pa., N.J., Del.?
Though the number of newly reported cases of coronavirus continues to decline each day in Philadelphia and its suburbs, the virus is still spreading.
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Minority Children in NY, NJ Are Most Impacted by Syndrome Linked to COVID, Data Shows
Black and Hispanic children in New Jersey and New York appear to be the most impacted by a rare inflammatory disease linked to the coronavirus, according to health officials. New Jersey Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli said Monday during Gov. Phil Murphy’s daily coronavirus briefing, that the state has 31 reported cases o... -
Coronavirus Infections, Deaths Both Comparatively Low in Pa.
Pennsylvania officials reported comparatively low figures for new COVID-19 infections and deaths on Monday, a sign the coronavirus pandemic’s impact may be on the wane.
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NJ Tallies $200M in Expenses Responding to COVID-19
New Jersey’s state government has racked up about $200 million in expenses responding to the COVID-19 crisis over the roughly two months since the first case became know
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Should Nursing Homes Face Lawsuits for COVID-19 Deaths Inside Their Walls?
Stuart Kanefsky says his wife, recovering from a stroke at a longterm care facility, died after she contracted COVID-19 from another patient at the facility where she was rehabilitating. He wants someone held accountable. Nursing homes, however, don’t think lawsuits are the answer, according to advocates. NBC10 Investigators reporter Mitch Bl... -
Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballot Didn’t Arrive? Here’s What to Do
You can still vote by filing a provisional ballot on Election Day if your mail-in ballot doesn’t show up.
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Philly Spent $260K to Rent a Hotel for COVID-19 Quarantines It Never Used
City officials will end the lease with one of three hotels after it didn’t need to use it for COVID-19 cases. The city paid the hotel $260,000 for two months of rent.
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Can Employers Identify Workers Who Have COVID-19?
NBC10 Responds reporter Harry Hairston is answering reader-submitted questions.
