coronavirus
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Doyle McManus: Biden’s new inquiry into COVID-19’s origins strikes a blow for open-mindedness
Last week, President Joe Biden set an example that all of us — Democrat and Republican alike — should embrace.
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Pa. expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility
Pennsylvania residents 65 and older and those younger who have serious medical conditions are now eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations, the state health department announced Tuesday.
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Levine outlines possible vaccination plans
Appointments will be required when a COVID-19 vaccine eventually becomes available to more residents in coming months, state Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine said Monday.
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Greece sees 99% drop in travel revenue during April lockdown
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — The restrictions on travel and business imposed to stem the coronavirus’s spread wiped out nearly all travel revenue for Greece in April, according to Bank of Greece figures. Provisional figures show travel receipts stood at 7 million euros in April, compared with 544 million euros in the same month last year,…
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PA Dept. of Health orders coronavirus testing in all nursing homes
The Pennsylvania Department of Health on Monday updated its guidance for steps nursing homes to take to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and required the testing of all residents and staff by late next month.
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Interactive: Pennsylvania Unemployment Insurance Claims Year-To-Date
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77 Fine Wine & Good Spirits to begin limited in-store public access
WILKES-BARRE — The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Wednesday announced that 77 Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores in counties designated in the yellow phase of COVID-19 mitigation efforts will resume limited in-store public access beginning Friday, May 8.
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UGI lists natural gas main projects in NEPA
UGI Utilities Inc. listed the restart of natural gas main replacement projects in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania tops 50K with virus; rate of new cases declines
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania passed 50,000 reported coronavirus infections on Monday, but the rate of spread has slowed and health officials say the state should be in a better position by fall to respond to and contain fresh outbreaks.
