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Almost a year ago, the Flyers held their last game with fans in the stands. On Sunday, about 3,100 fans will cheer as the Flyers take on the Washington Capitals. NBC10’s Drew Smith reports.

The city of Philadelphia is easing its indoor and outdoor COVID-19 restrictions, which means you may be able to see a game in-person soon. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has a breakdown of what to expect and reaction from fans.

Pennsylvania has eased its coronavirus restrictions, allowing more people to gather at events and lifting restrictions on out-of-state travel. The good news comes with a warning from the CDC however. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville gets reactions from business owners.

Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf on Monday announced revised COVID-19 restrictions that could clear a path toward fans attending games at Wells Fargo Center.

Restrictions on restaurants, senior centers, retail and sports have changed in Philadelphia as cases fall and vaccinations increase.

City leaders say a limited number of fans could soon be allowed inside sports arenas to watch games in Philadelphia as early as the beginning of March. NBC10’s Steven Fisher gets reactions from sports fans.

Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said Tuesday that the city is reviewing its event attendance limits and changes might be coming soon. By Adam Hermann

The video of the grocery store, owned by a man known for his often controversial viewpoints, has garnered 2 million views in less than 24 hours.

The Wells Fargo Center is hoping to have Sixers and Flyers fans back in the arena by the time the NBA and NHL playoffs start. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

Several states are loosening their coronavirus restrictions on restaurants and other businesses because of improved infection and hospitalization numbers but are moving cautiously, in part because of the more contagious variant taking hold

President Joe Biden on Monday will formally reinstate COVID-19 travel restrictions on non-U.S. travelers from Brazil, Ireland, the United Kingdom and 26 other European countries that allow travel across open borders, according to two White House officials.

Customers were excited to be back where they can eat inside without worrying about the cold outside. NBC10’s Drew Smith reports

At Yards Brewery, Evil Genius and many other spots Saturday, owners were happy they could welcome customers back inside for indoor dining after city restrictions expired. NBC10’s Brandon Hudson reports.

On Saturday restaurants can welcome patrons back inside for the first time in 57 days. NBC10’s Tracy Davidson spoke with Nicole Marquis the founder of the “Save Philly Restaurants Coalition,” who explains why the 25 percent capacity they will be limited to is still an extreme hindrance on their industry.

Some coronavirus restrictions were lifted for Pennsylvania gyms, a welcome update during the typically busy month of January. Yet gym owners are still dealing with major changes due to the pandemic. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors explains.

NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports from a Main Line gym as it reopens as Pennsylvania’s coronavirus restrictions lift. Indoor dining is once again allowed in most of Pennsylvania, but not Philadelphia.

Indoor dining will be allowed again in Pennsylvania Monday, but it will have to wait in Philadelphia due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions. NBC10’s Keith Jones has what’s open and what isn’t in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.

NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports from the Main Line as a Lifetime Fitness location plans to welcome back customers as the latest coronavirus pandemic restrictions lift in much of Pennsylvania Monday morning.

With holiday coronavirus restrictions expiring Monday in Pennsylvania – and some, but not all, expiring in Philadelphia – casinos and gyms are among the two industries ready to reopen in a new year. Steven Fisher and Drew Smith report.

The restrictions on indoor dining in Philadelphia go until Jan. 15, but restrictions on gyms and some other activities expire Jan. 4. NBC10’s Steven Fisher speaks with gym owners and Katy Zachry explains which restrictions are expiring.