The U.S. Surgeon General is bracing for what he says is going to be “the hardest and the saddest week of most Americans’ lives” because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Celebrities, including Tom Hanks, and world leaders, like British prime minister Boris Johnson, have confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus.
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Disney is waiving payments and offering refunds for annual passholders who can’t experience the magic of its theme parks during the coronavirus crisis.
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Iyanna Mayweather is accused of stabbing a woman multiple times in the arm.
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Tamala Edwards discusses homeschooling and important virtual learning tips for parents as schools remain shutdown.
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Meteorologist Melissa Magee says clouds continue to dominate the sky Sunday with milder temperatures.
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Pennsylvania residents should wear a cloth mask in public to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, the governor said Friday.
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The month of April brings Easter, Ramadan and Passover. Each are times for the faithful to reflect and gather.
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Governor Phil Murphy says the coronavirus has taken nearly 100 more lives of New Jersey residents than were lost on the September 11, 2001.
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A man in his 20s was fatally shot while trying to rob a store in North Philadelphia, police said.
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As of Thursday, seven passengers and five crew members aboard the Coral Princess had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Instead of wearing N95 masks needed by medical professionals, make your own face mask with materials found at home.
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How can Americans prepare for an outbreak? Is it time to buy face masks? Here’s everything you need to know about the new coronavirus.
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Do all Americans need to wear face coverings in public? And how can I make one at home?
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While trash pickup will continue on or close to schedule, recycling will now be every other week.
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Pennsylvania residents should wear a cloth mask in public to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, the governor said Friday.
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