While there were still virtually no sports to bet on because of COVID-19 shutdowns in May, Pennsylvania’s nascent sportsbook industry did see an increase in bets over April.

West Reading-based Tower Health said it will be eliminating 1,000 jobs because of the financial impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on its health system.

On June 19 Dauphin, Franklin, Huntingdon, Luzerne, Monroe, Perry, Pike and Schuylkill counties will move to the green phase of the Wolf administration’s plan to reopen Pennsylvania.

As the Lehigh Northampton Airport Authority readies itself for a return to air travel, it’s launching a new “Fly Safe with ABE” campaign to let travelers know the airport is taking all the safety precautions it can to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The Lincoln Technical School on Tilghman Street in Allentown is reopening today and resuming some, limited on-site instruction.

Musikfest 2020 is going virtual. Rather than cancelling the annual event, like many summer festivals have, ArtsQuest said it will go forward with a mostly virtual program that could, pending pandemic regulation changes, include some live performances.

During a press conference after the votes, Wolf said ending the disaster declaration would not end the state’s business guideline orders, but would instead remove protections and regulatory rollbacks granted to the state through the declaration.

OraSure said the support from BARDA will help it complete development of the ELISA and file for Emergency Use Authorization from the Food & Drug Administration to enter the U.S market.

It might not be the trip they wanted, or when they wanted it, but people are resuming travel plans, says Janelle Fetrow, network manager of the Reading office of Flight Centre Travel Group.

Gov. Tom Wolf announced on Friday that 12 more counties will be moving to the green phase on June 12 as part of the state’s phased reopening plan.