Researchers at the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania conducted a survey from 2021 to 2022 of over 1,800 adults, assessing explanations for the positive change that occurred over time in the African American community regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. KYW Community Impact Reporter Racquel Williams has details. 





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Researchers at the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania conducted a survey from 2021 to 2022 of over 1,800 adults, assessing explanations for the positive change that occurred over time in the African American community regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. KYW Community Impact Reporter Racquel Williams has details. 
 
 
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In the wake of the Donald Trump assassination attempt, Philadelphia area elected officials came together, today, to denounce political violence and reassure voters the November elections would be safe and fair. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.

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In the wake of the Donald Trump assassination attempt, Philadelphia area elected officials came together, today, to denounce political violence and reassure voters the November elections would be safe and fair. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.
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Philly officials who received threats from Trump supporters after 2020 election gather to denounce assassination attempt

Philadelphia now has a heat health emergency in place through Wednesday. Officials say that window may be extended if the forecast worsens. 

The city's heat programs will be active. That means more than 150 cooling centers like pools and libraries will be open, enhanced outreach will help people experiencing homelessness, and special field teams can conduct home visits. 

Otherwise, it's a good day as any to keep indoors — but what about the workers who keep homes and businesses cool on days like this?

KYW's Nina Baratti reports on how they find ways to beat the heat.

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Philadelphia now has a heat health emergency in place through Wednesday. Officials say that window may be extended if the forecast worsens. 
The city's heat programs will be active. That means more than 150 cooling centers like pools and libraries will be open, enhanced outreach will help people experiencing homelessness, and special field teams can conduct home visits. 
Otherwise, it's a good day as any to keep indoors — but what about the workers who keep homes and businesses cool on days like this?
KYW's Nina Baratti reports on how they find ways to beat the heat.
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5 tips from HVAC pros to help cool your house in a heat wave

Philly is under the second heat health emergency so far this year. KYW's Shara Dae Howard spoke to some people who are finding interesting ways of dealing with the high temps.

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Philly is under the second heat health emergency so far this year. KYW's Shara Dae Howard spoke to some people who are finding interesting ways of dealing with the high temps.
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Study: A look at what narrowed the COVID-19 vaccine gap

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