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Newly infected COVID-19 patients have two new treatment options that can be taken at home. But that convenience comes with a catch.

The woman was taken to Lankenau Medical Center where she died of her injuries, police say.

Born out of the Black Power movement and the African American struggle for freedom, the holiday has been a Philadelphia tradition since the late 1960s.

With its official launch at the People’s Kitchen, the Cooperativa is now gathering customers. From local spots South Philly Barbacoa and El Merkury, to beyond.

Abdullah Pitt, 20, died one year ago after losing consciousness on the River Line. As his grandparents searched for answers, they learned of the countless lives he touched.

Older residents, as well as low- and moderate-income households have until mid-March to catch up on water, sewer, and municipal electric bills.

A new Pennridge School District policy limiting student access to books and resources related to gender identity has ignited a battle over civil rights.

Officials say early indications are that the fire started in the family's Christmas tree.

The Eagles are hoping to secure a playoff spot with a strong finish to the season.

President Joe Biden marked his first Christmas in office by making calls to military service members stationed around the world, offering them holiday wishes and gratitude.

Hundreds have gathered on both sides of the Delaware River to watch an annual Christmas Day reenactment of George Washington’s 1776 crossing.

The group’s management agency says RM and Jin were diagnosed with COVID-19 on Saturday evening, and another member, Suga, tested positive on Friday.

The $10 billion infrared observatory is intended as the successor to the aging Hubble Space Telescope.

Amid a record-setting rise in COVID-19 cases in Italy this week, only a few thousand people flocked to a rain-soaked St. Peter’s Square for Francis’ annual Christmas address.

At this time, there are no reported injures, and the cause of the fire remains unknown.