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'Impossible to ignore:' The impact of climate change on Philadelphia's infrastructure

Destruction caused by extreme weather events is fresh in the Philadelphia area. Tropical Depression Ida tore through the region earlier this month, l…

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Some politicians blame the worker shortage on Americans choosing unemployment over jobs. The data tells a different story.

Four federal programs that had been helping people through the economic downturn of the COVID-19 pandemic expired at the beginning of September, incl…

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Belligerent passengers, mask fights: Flying is awful now and we are the worst

You don’t have to look real hard to find a viral video of a passenger on an airline having a meltdown over being asked to wear a mask or because of s…

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"They don't eat. They don't sleep. They go home. They cry." Nurses are pushed to their limits and the crisis could get worse.

Nurses are incredibly important in our society and they are chronically underappreciated. And as the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, they are being pushe…

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If you are fully vaccinated, what is your risk of getting COVID-19? Q&A about Delta, breakthrough infections, and long COVID

If you are fully vaccinated, what is your risk of getting COVID-19? How bad can breakthrough infections get? How contagious are you, if you get the v…

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"It's been a year." Housing, finding vaccines, and fighting COVID misinformation: behind the scenes of the Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha

APM of Philadelphia is a non-profit organization that helps provide all kinds of services with a focus on the city's Latino community. We wanted to l…

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First responders look back on how 9/11 changed their lives

When the country needed them, they dropped everything to get to the site of the collapsed World Trade Center towers and save lives. Brian McGuire is …

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Pandemic economy update: Wall Street's rough week, and the possible impact of vaccine mandates

The third quarter of 2021 is winding down, and there are plenty of economic questions to answer, especially in light of recent vaccine and mask manda…

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Picking Up the Pieces: After 9/11 loss, a mother turns to family, service to cope

Twenty years have passed since Judi Reiss lost her 23-year old Son, Josh, in the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center. Despite her heartb…

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Finding hope, love, and life after a 9/11 loss

Tara and Michael Bane had bought a house in Lower Makefield and were building their lives together when he went into work at the World Trade Center o…

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