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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

All right, today's Thursday, July 30th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

And the news this morning.

Since the end of June, Delaware County has recorded the highest number of COVID-19 cases in the Commonwealth, according to new data.

All right. Delco.

Officials say it indicates that some people have stopped following the safety protocols, according to the data, Delaware County is averaging 13.3 cases per 100,000 population per day over the past week.

That figure is even higher than Allegheny County, which had seen an average of 12 cases per 100,000 population.

The data shows the city of Chester, along with Middletown and Upper Darby Townships, lead the county in new infection rates.

Upper Darby Township officials are urging its 83,000 residents to please be careful,

wear masks and wash your hands frequently. Governor Tom Wolfe has ordered the, has not ordered

the county to shut down again. Officials said if everyone practices safety to bring those numbers down,

they don't expect anything like that to happen. If Chester closes down, where am I going to summer?

I mean, come on. That's where my home is.

Case, I did that Delaware County story specifically for you, but only, you know, you have to,

I have to even it out with something from Bucks County.

All right. Okay. Hang on to your seat.

Okay.

Six people were charged Wednesday with vandalizing and destroying police vehicles during the unrest that followed peaceful protests on May 30th police said.

Luke Manning Crosman and Stephen McHall Anderson, both of Levittown, Sammy Rivera and Francisco Reyes, both of Philadelphia, William Joseph Beesaw of Southerton and a juvenile from Croydon.

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