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While bars and restaurants will likely return to business as usual once there’s widespread vaccination, JP Morgan Chase’s James Glassman says other sectors could see changes.

Philadelphia CARES offers families services immediately after a murder. The program launched in 2018 thanks to a $1 million grant.

Police who guard the Pennsylvania Capitol are working to be more visible and have been coordinating plans with other agencies to secure the building.

The warning comes just days after the bloodshed during last week’s deadly siege at the U.S. Capitol.

Those graduating this year will not have to pass a required standardized test. The state made a similar allowance for the class of 2020.

Pennsylvania has received 827,300 vaccine doses and has given out 285,671. More than 48,000 nursing home residents and staff are among the recipients.

The Sewell facility and a second mega-site in Morris County opened Friday and were vaccinating people by appointment only. Another four mega-sites are planned.

Owner Jeff Lurie fired Pederson Monday in the wake of a miserable 4-11-1 season.

Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman says she caught COVID-19 from other House members during the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol.

Many rioters who attacked the Capitol did so while livestreaming, posting on Facebook and taking selfies, turning the Capitol into a theater of real-time far-right propaganda.

Scrapping lesson plans, teachers became facilitators and sources for correcting misinformation.

An FBI official says investigators have seen “no indication” antifa activists were disguised as Trump supporters during the Capitol riot.

The full extent of the assault on the U.S. Capitol is coming into sharper focus, with scenes of violence so vast they are difficult to grasp.

Here’s a look at some of the volunteer opportunities going on in the Philly region.

In panels running Tuesday through Friday, Black queer scientists will talk about their experiences, research, and advice for those coming after them.