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The decline was particularly sharp among Hispanic and Black Americans, a new study found.

After months of masking up, Philadelphians no longer have to wear face masks indoors starting Friday as the city officially lifted its remaining COVID restrictions.

Philadelphians are able to drop their mask whether they’re vaccinated against COVID-19 or not as the city on Friday ended the indoor mask mandate. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal gives an exclusive look of inside of workout class where masks were no longer required.

After more than a year, Philadelphia is finally dropping its final two COVID restrictions: the indoor mask mandate and the 11 p.m. restaurant final call.

Starting Friday, Philadelphians will no longer have to wear masks indoors, as the city officially ends its COVID restrictions after 15 months.

The city announced Wednesday that as of 12:01 a.m. Friday, June 11, Philadelphia will end its final two COVID restrictions: the indoor mask mandate as well as the 11 p.m. last call for restaurants.

You’ll be seeing more crowds and less distance between strangers as Philly lifted COVID-19 restrictions Wednesday. But even with around 50% of Philadelphians vaccinated against the coronavirus, you can expect to wear your face mask, for now. NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante reports.

As employees are returning to the work place there are a lot of questions about mask-wearing and vaccine requirements. NBC10 Responds speaks with a doctor about who will and won’t be required to get a vaccine. Tracy Davidson has the story.

Military veteran Gregg Reinbold faced a difficult battle with COVID that included 14 days on a ventilator and a medically-induced coma. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg shows us how he overcame adversity to be with his loved ones again and receive his master’s degree.

President Joe Biden on Monday said that the United States will share an additional 20 million COVID-19 vaccine doses with other countries by the end of June. In total, the U.S. will now share 80 million doses.

More COVID restrictions are being lifted in Pennsylvania on Monday including mask wearing. NBC10’s Danny Freeman has the details.

Fully vaccinated people in Delaware no longer have to wear masks in most places, starting May 21, Gov. Tom Carney said Friday, allowing the state to fall in line with new national guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

You want to hold onto the face mask even if you are fully vaccinated. NBC10’s Miguel MArtinez-Valle reports on how there are still some places where even fully vaccinated people are being told to wear masks with coronavirus still part of our lives. He also breaks down the differences in face mask rules for different parts of the region.

Fully vaccinated people in Pennsylvania, except for Philadelphia, will no longer have to wear masks in most places following new guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). NBC10’s Lauren Mayk explains.

Pennsylvania announced they’re following new CDC guidelines in which fully vaccinated people won’t have to wear masks in most places. NBC10’s Danny Freeman gets reactions from people from our area.

The CDC released new guidelines on Thursday saying people who are fully vaccinated from COVID will no longer need to wear masks in most places. NBC10’s Danny Freeman gets reactions from people from our area.

Fully vaccinated people in Pennsylvania, except for Philadelphia, will no longer have to wear masks in most places following new national guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal explains what the new CDC mask rules mean for fully vaccinated people. In most settings indoors and outside, vaccinated people can go maskless. However, cities like Philadelphia and businesses can still have their own rules.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new mask-wearing guidance on Thursday.

After more than a year of coronavirus-related capacity limits and other restrictions, Philadelphia is one month away from lifting virus-related limitations, except for wearing face masks. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the details.