COVID-Driven Staffing Shortages Threaten In-Person Classes
As students head back to school, many are greeted by substitute teachers and smaller classrooms.
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As students head back to school, many are greeted by substitute teachers and smaller classrooms.
Vail Resorts closed on the purchase of Seven Springs, Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain on New Year's Eve, beginning a new era in the local ski resorts.
Three people were hospitalized after a crash involving a Port Authority bus on the South Side.
First Pamela's, now Eat'n Park. Another long-time restaurant is closing in Squirrel Hill.
Former Steeler Bud Dupree is accused of assaulting a Walgreens employee in Nashville.
Pennsylvania is seeing a "steep increase" in COVID-19 cases, with Allegheny County reporting over 13,000 new COVID-19 cases in a week.
Dominion Voting Systems has asked a court to restrict any inspection of its voting machines as part of what Republican lawmakers call a "forensic investigation" of Pennsylvania's 2020 election to a laboratory that has specific credentials.
Police are asking for help identifying a woman they say may have been involved in a suspicious house fire in Westmoreland County.
The public can now apply for the Low Income Household Water Assistance Program, also known as LIHWAP.
The CDC has backed the FDA's decision to shorten the interval between an initial series of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine and a booster shot.
There is now a solid chance for snow Thursday evening into Friday with a couple of inches of snow possible.
It's a victory Tuesday in Pittsburgh after Ben Roethlisberger took the field for one last time at Heinz Field.
Homestead's first Black Mayor was sworn in on Monday night.
Nearly 100 people holding candles walked the streets in Pittsburgh's Homewood South neighborhood for a vigil.
West Virginia health officials are warning residents to ignore spam text messages concerning their COVID-19 vaccine status.
