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A Look at Philadelphia and Miami’s International Airports
With many expected precautions like social distancing and requiring face coverings, traveling looks completely different in 2020. View More »
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Philly Continues to See Rise of Young People with COVID-19
Young people continue to lead in the number of new COVID-19 cases reported in Philadelphia, with people under 40 making up 57% of the 136 cases reported since yesterday. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | July 30, 2020
Here are today’s headlines:
-The U.S. passes 150,000 coronavirus deaths
-Occupy PHA continues its protest agains the Philadelphia Housing Authority; sets up new camp in North Philly
-Our Matt Silverman has more on Temple’s tuition freeze
-Our weatherman Josh Kurman has your weekend forecast View More »
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City to Host Census Caravan
In an effort to promote participation in the 2020 Census, Philly Counts and Congressman Dwight Evans (D-PA-3rd) are co-hosting a driving and biking census caravan. View More »
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Philadelphia Contact Tracing Program Underway
In Tuesday’s press briefing, Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley announced that there are 142 new cases of COVID-19 in Philadelphia, bringing the total number of cases since the beginning of the pandemic to 29,945. View More »
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Temple Update Newsbrief July 28, 2020
Today’s Headlines:
Temple Student Talks about his battle with Covid-19
Temple asks students to use designated dumpsters to deal with trash buildup
The City of Philadelphia joins lawsuit against Trump Administration policy
Nate Stanley has your three-day forecast
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Just four days in, MLB already facing coronavirus outbreak
UPDATE 7/31/20: Both the Phillies and Marlins have been shut down through at least Monday, with plans in place for the two teams to begin play once again on Tuesday in Miami. View More »
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Temple Students React to Online Classes and Tuition Freeze
Students will return to Temple University August 24 for the start of the fall semester but the reality many students face won’t be a professor in a classroom, but instead a computer screen. View More »
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Over 500 New Cases of Coronavirus in Philadelphia Over the Weekend
The City of Philadelphia’s Department of Public Health announced an additional 500 confirmed cases of coronavirus on Monday. View More »
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Philadelphia Friday Updates: Cases Continue to Rise; City Joins Lawsuit against Trump; 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act
COVID-19 Update
The Health Department of Philadelphia began unannounced gym inspections following the city’s decision to allow gyms to reopen on Monday, July 2020. View More »