Five months ago, the first case of COVID-19 in Philadelphia was reported. More than 30,000 cases and almost 1,700 deaths later, the city is seeing promising progress in the fight View More »
8:30 P.M. – For the time being, the Big 12 presidents have opted to continue to try and play sports this fall. A revised schedule is in the works. Ross View More »
Case rates in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia are showing a slight slowdown. 758 cases of COVID-19 were reported Friday by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The state’s total number of confirmed View More »
Mayor Jim Kenney stated that Philadelphia has launched an initiative to help students in the area access necessary technology for the upcoming school year. The program, called PHLConnectedED, will aid View More »
Here are today’s headlines: – Temple Update’s Matt Silverman has more on SEPTA’s health guidelines and restrictions – Temple’s student activities director talks about how you can connect with student orgs View More »
Philadelphia and Philadelphia-area residents faced tough weather on Tuesday, facing heavy rain and harsh winds from tropical storm Isaias, resulting in destructive tornadoes and flooding. Hundreds of thousands of people View More »
Last month, the Ivy League announced its decision to cancel all 2020 fall sports amid the COVID-19 outbreak. After their announcement, the collegiate sports world wondered what would be next? View More »
There is positive news regarding the coronavirus outbreak in the Philadelphia. The Department of Public Health reports 106 new cases today, which is a lower rate of spread than the View More »
Today’s Headlines: No new COVID-19 deaths have been reported in P.A. for first time since March N.J. Governor Phil Murphy limits size of gatherings as daily case count rises Florida, View More »
Today, The City’s Office of Homeless Services (OHS) has announced the award of nearly $4.2 million in State CARES Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds. The goals of these funds are View More »
