Lawrence Ukenye - The Temple News

Residents 65 and older now eligible are part of the city’s 1B category, which also includes teachers, first responders and transit workers.

Students in health care settings and those with high-risk medical conditions received vaccines.

Temple students eligible for work study or those with family contributions of $0 can apply for SNAP.

Retail store capacity is also expanded and indoor theaters can now serve food and drinks.

Some attendees waited in the snow for five hours before being admitted for vaccination.

The Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium is hosting a 24-hour vaccine site until Feb. 20 at noon.

State Rep. Kenyatta is one of three candidates competing for retiring Sen. Pat Toomey’s seat.

Small business owners are learning to market and offer new services to stay afloat.

Restaurants will need to verify their ventilation circulates air at least 15 times per hour in order to increase their capacity.

Virtual events will highlight the importance of past and present issues in the Black community.