Small businesses who got sidetracked by the pandemic can get assistance thanks to Temple University’s Small Business Development Center. KYW Newsradio's Kim Glovas talked to one local business who is singing its praises.

What is the evidence that the coronavirus can linger in the air? Does the ventilation in a room affect transmission? What are the safest and least safe ways to reopen schools? If you could do one thing to make the country safer, what would that be? We took these questions and many more to ...

Temple University President Richard Englert will retire from the North Philly school next year after more than four decades of service.

Temple University is preparing to open a COVID-19 testing center just in time for the arrival of students for the fall semester. KYW Newsradio's Mark Abrams reports.

As COVID-19 cases rise, medical experts are quickly working on new treatments to improve the outcomes for patients, including a new clinical trial happening right now at Temple University Hospital.

Ask Dr. Maura Sammon what her life has been like the last few months, and her first response is a long, weary laugh. Sammon, an emergency medicine specialist at Temple University, treated COVID-19 patients locally, ran an emergency medical clinic at the U.S.-Mexico border remotely, and ...

NBC10's Special Report "Race in Philly 101" features commentary from experts and scholars, including Professor and Chair of Africology and African American Studies Molefi Kete Asante, and Professor of Journalism Linn Washington Jr. 

Ajima Olaghere, an assistant professor of criminal justice at Temple University, said a major roadblock for effective responses to mental health emergencies is the fact that there is no uniform policy across the nearly 18,000 police departments across the country.

While many communities are actively debating whether it’s necessary to mandate them, crisis communications expert Sarah Bass says that requiring masks sends a very different — and more effective message — than simply asking people to wear them.