Coronavirus In Pa. Up To Six Cases, State Prepared For More Positive Tests
All six cases of Coronavirus in Pennsylvania are considered presumptive positive.
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All six cases of Coronavirus in Pennsylvania are considered presumptive positive.
The State Department is cautioning older Americans and those with preexisting conditions not to travel by cruise ship amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Governor Wolf has confirmed two more cases of Novel Coronavirus in Pennsylvania, this time in Montgomery County.
Drivers that are diagnosed or placed into quarantine with COVID-19 will be receiving two weeks of paid leave.
After returning home from a cruise where some passengers had the coronavirus, a local couple is quarantined inside their home.
Are you someone that prefers a cup of tea over a cup of coffee? The answer to why could be in your genes!
Pittsburghers are among the passenger on a California cruise ship being tested after a coronavirus death.
Pittsburgh is one of the least obese cities in the United States.
The Food and Drug Administration has strengthened existing warnings for a prescription medication for asthma and allergies.
The Greensburg Diocese is making changes to Mass amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
The Allegheny County Health Department announced Thursday that there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania at this time.
For environmentally-conscious coffee lovers, they may have to wait awhile before they can bring their own cups again.
If you come down with a cough and fever in the coming days and think it could be coronavirus, don't immediately rush to your local emergency room.
The Allegheny County Health Department has a new director.
Hand sanitizer sold out? There's a way to make your own right at home.
