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The two FEMA operated COVID vaccine clinics in Philadelphia are distributing their final shots as they prepare to close their sites. NBC10’s Jacqueline London has the details.

FEMA is closing its two COVID-19 mass vaccination sites in Philadelphia Tuesday — but the city will be opening a new site at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

FEMA’s Esperanza COVID vaccine site closes on Tuesday while the Pennsylvania Convention Center site will remain open until June 16.

This years Memorial Day may look more similar to 2019 than 2020. Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announced on Tuesday that all coronavirus restrictions except for mask wearing will be lifted in the state on May 31. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors tells us when Philadelphia might make similar decisions.

Greater Philadelphia’s convention and large events industry is starting to transition back into the realm of in-person gatherings as COVID-19 vaccinations continue and people begin feeling more comfortable out and about, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports.

Officials say Philadelphia’s FEMA mass COVID vaccination site may soon close due to low turnout in recent weeks. NBC10’s Steven Fisher has the details.

NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports on the push to get thousands of Pfizer coronavirus vaccine doses into arms at the FEMA vaccine site at the Pennsylvania Convention Center before the doses expire at week’s end.

Police arrested a man accused of beating another man to death with a pipe near the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

The body of a man beaten to death was found near the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Center City Philadelphia Tuesday morning.

Philadelphia police blocked off North 13th Street under the Pennsylvania Convention Center Tuesday morning after a man was found beaten to death.

FEMA’s COVID vaccination site at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Center City is extending operations for another month and offering walk-up vaccinations without appointments. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the details.

Philadelphia residents who live in 22 zip codes identified as underserved in the ongoing vaccination process in the city will be able to simply walk up to the Pennsylvania Convention Center and receive their COVID-19 vaccine, the city announced Tuesday.

Philadelphia residents who live in 22 zip codes identified as underserved in the ongoing vaccination process in the city will be able to simply walk up to the Pennsylvania Convention Center and receive their COVID-19 vaccine. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the details.

Thousands of Philadelphians lined up to receive COVID vaccinations at the FEMA-run clinic inside the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Wednesday. NBC10’s Danny Freeman shows us their efficient process in Center City.

The Tier 1 vaccination site was selected for the Pennsylvania Convention Center for its ease of access to public transportation and large size, officials have said.

You must be among the 1A and 1B vaccination groups to get a shot at the new FEMA coronavirus vaccination site in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports from the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Center City as the new clinic opens up to members of the public who booked an appointment Wednesday.

FEMA is now partnering with Philadelphia to run a community coronavirus vaccination site for the next eight weeks with the potential for an extended period of time. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk gives us a look inside.

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney had some choice words Tuesday for people who signed up for coronavirus vaccines at the new FEMA mass vaccination site at the Pennsylvania Convention Center who don’t yet qualify for the doses. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on who is eligible to get vaccinated at the site.

As Philadelphia’s FEMA mass coronavirus vaccination site started giving out doses, the City warned that not everyone who signed up online would get a dose after some people jumped the line.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports from the Pennsylvania Convention Center ahead of a massive coronavirus vaccine clinic run by FEMA opens at the Center City Philadelphia facility. The opening comes after the Philadelphia Health Department reported that people who signed up who aren’t in the 1A or 1B groups will be canceled.