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Pa. Governor Tom Wolf visits the Kensington neighborhood in Philadelphia, which he calls ground zero of the opioid crisis. (Tom MacDonald / WHYY)
Politics & Policy

Gov. Wolf calls drug issue in Philly ‘sad and depressing’ after tour of Kensington

Governor Tom Wolf said more needs to be done after touring Kensington and seeing firsthand the impact opioid use can take on a neighborhood.

4 years ago

Purdue Pharma filed for bankruptcy with a more than $10 billion plan to settle claims that it fueled the U.S. opioid epidemic by illegally pushing sales of its addictive OxyContin painkiller. The company's headquarters in Stamford, Conn., is shown here in 2019. (Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg/Getty Images)
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Courts & Law

The Justice Department moves to block the Purdue Pharma Sackler bankruptcy deal

A division of the Justice Department that serves as a watchdog over the federal bankruptcy system filed an appeal late Wednesday.

4 years ago

In two weeks, Philadelphia has seen four of its schools shut down due to COVID outbreak. (Di’Amond Moore/Detroit Free Press via Chalkbeat Philadelphia)
Education
Chalkbeat Philadelphia

Another Philadelphia school temporarily shut due to COVID cases

In the two weeks since schools opened, Richmond Elementary School is the second district school and the fourth school in the city to shut down over an outbreak.

4 years ago

Activists hung caution tape around City Hall in Philadelphia on March 26, 2021, to bring the crime scenes they witness in their neighborhoods to city officials’ work place. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Courts & Law

Some long-awaited relief: Philadelphia’s gun violence epidemic, still at historic levels, eases up a bit

Over the past month, the number of shooting victims citywide has dropped 11%, officials said. Operation PinPoint zones saw a more dramatic decrease.

4 years ago

File photo: Philadelphia School District students at Samuel Powel Elementary School and Science Leadership Academy Middle School returned to in-person learning on Aug. 31, 2021. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Health

Philly COVID-19 cases trend downward as city debuts new breakthrough case dataset

As of Tuesday, the city is averaging 250 new cases per day, down from a recent high of 313 per day, the acting health commissioner says.

4 years ago

Julian Aldridge wears a face mask while sitting at a desk behind a see-through partition
Health

N.J. coronavirus update: Judge denies request to block school mask mandate; Trenton vaccine mandate for city workers

A federal judge is not going to stop the Garden State’s mask mandate for schools, at least for now. But the lawsuit against Gov. Phil Murphy’s order will move forward.

4 years ago

Pennsylvania Auditor General Timothy DeFoor
Politics & Policy
Spotlight PA

Gov. Wolf’s coronavirus business waiver program was flawed, secretive, Pa. auditor says

“This audit revealed a flawed process that provided inconsistent answers to business owners and caused confusion,” said DeFoor, a Republican elected to office last year.

4 years ago

A sign advises shoppers to wear masks outside of a store
Health

Relaxed COVID measures may be causing an unseasonal surge in another virus

Typically, doctors see no cases of respiratory syncytial virus, common in children, at this time of year. But cases are rising in the U.S. now.

4 years ago

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A clinician draws a dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. (FEMA)
Health
Billy Penn

Philly releases breakthrough data: Vaccines reduced COVID deaths, despite rising case and hospitalization counts

Vaccination is still highly effective, health officials say.

4 years ago

President Joe Biden speaks during a tour of the Flatirons campus of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021, in Arvanda, Colo. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Health

Biden: Nearly 3M get health coverage during COVID-19 sign-up

“That’s 2.8 million families who will have more security, more breathing room, and more money in their pocket if an illness or accident hits home,” Biden said.

4 years ago

At-home tests are becoming increasingly difficult to find despite manufacturers boosting production as COVID-19 cases rise in schools and employers increase monitoring. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
NPR
Health

An epidemiologist says at-home testing is key to stopping COVID

The COVID-19 response plan that President Biden unveiled last week aims to dramatically increase the accessibility of rapid tests for the coronavirus.

4 years ago

In this Aug. 5, 2021, file photo, Attorney General Merrick Garland speaks at a news conference at the Department of Justice in Washington. (Andrew Harnik/AP)
NPR
Courts & Law

The Justice Department wants a federal judge to block Texas’ new abortion ban

This step, a major move by the Biden administration against the highly controversial law, follows a lawsuit filed by the Justice Department last week.

4 years ago

E.W. Rhodes 6th grade students London Wesley (left) and Saminh Wheeler (right) are new friends who bonded over their love of cats. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads
Education

New friends, missing students, and lingering tests: Inside a reopened North Philly school

A North Philadelphia school tries to welcome students back, sort through confusion, and steady itself for an unprecedented year.

4 years ago

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Fans wearing masks walk through security at the Wells Fargo Center
Community

Philadelphia Flyers to be fully vaccinated for the start of the NHL season

The full roster of players, coaches, and hockey operations staff plan to be fully vaccinated by Oct. 12 season start.

4 years ago

Thousands of people were at the Brandywine Arts Festival over the weekend
Health

‘Like it never existed’: Despite relentless COVID-19 surge, social life near normal in Delaware

Cases and hospitalizations are at a seven-month high in Delaware, but that’s not keeping down crowds at festivals, sports contests, and other events.

4 years ago

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