Pennsylvania

A derecho screamed across the Philadelphia region at 90 mph on Wednesday causing widespread damage that led to the deaths of at least three people, officials said. NBC10’s Deanna Durante reports.

The coronavirus has infected another 511 people to surpass 73,000 total cases in Pennsylvania, and another 75 people have died from it

Bernadette Maurone, owner of Bernie’s Hair Studio in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, shows off some of the adjustments customers will see at her salon when they are allowed to reopen after the coronavirus closure.

About 500 fare collectors and other toll workers along the Pennsylvania Turnpike are about to those their jobs.

Cashless tolling on the Pennsylvania Turnpike is leading to the laying off of around 500 toll collectors and other workers.

The ongoing protests and coronavirus pandemic led to a very different type of Pennsylvania Primary on Tuesday. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the story.

As Philadelphia continues to reel from widespread looting, police in the outside suburbs are working to protect towns from a similar issue. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has the story.

The COVID-19 pandemic is being blamed for another 100 deaths in Pennsylvania and more than 600 more infections

At least one county official is concerned that some mailed ballots won’t arrive in time.

Pennsylvania is undertaking a primary election Tuesday amid civil unrest, the coronavirus pandemic, the introduction of new voting machines in some counties and the debut of mail-in balloting that has pushed county election bureaus to their limits.

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.

A curfew is in effect for Upper Merion Township until 6 a.m. Monday after looters damaged the King of Prussia Mall.

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 Blacher delved into the widening issue.

You can still vote by filing a provisional ballot on Election Day if your mail-in ballot doesn’t show up.

One of Pennsylvania’s U.S. senators says an antibody test indicates he probably had COVID-19 when he became ill earlier this year

Likely changes include fewer students per classroom and more online work.

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf says the state is working towards guidelines that will allow schools to reopen for classes in the fall.

Philadelphia officials on Thursday cautioned that it’s not a sure bet that the city will enter the “yellow” phase of the state’s coronavirus reopening plan by June 5.

Pennsylvania Democrats are accusing House Republicans of covering up a lawmaker’s COVID-19 diagnosis. Attorney General Josh Shapiro said he will not investigate the allegations however. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk.

What will be different at Pennsylvania restaurants when their counties move to the “yellow” phase of reopening? NBC10’s Deanna Durante reports.