COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 2-Day Total Of 7,480 New Cases, 78 Additional Deaths
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting a two-day total of 7,480 new coronavirus cases and 78 additional deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting a two-day total of 7,480 new coronavirus cases and 78 additional deaths.
The University of Pittsburgh is requiring COVID-19 vaccines for all students and employees.
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration told more than 70,000 state employees on Monday that it is offering five days of paid leave for getting fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of the year.
A Pittsburgh man is accused of dousing a woman and his son in lighter fluid.
A Pennsylvania state trooper shot and killed a man who refused to drop a knife duing a confrontation on Halloween, authorities said.
A woman is facing a number of charges after a fight inside of a local bar. Those charges include assaulting an off-duty Pittsburgh Police detective.
Good morning, it's that time of the year again.
There is no question an attraction for some to watch and do things that give them a scare. But the latest craze is taking that fright to a new level.
One of Pittsburgh's prominent skyscrapers reopens today, nearly six months after being damaged by a fire.
If you have travel plans involving flights on American Airlines, you're going to want to check your flight's status before heading to the airport.
Be sure to check your refrigerators before making any lunch plans.
The global death toll from COVID-19 has topped 5 million lives lost in nearly two years.
A day that hundreds, if not thousands of people have dreaded has arrived, as the current moratorium on evictions in Allegheny County has expired.
You'll soon have a chance to weigh in on what will happen to the old ShurSave location along Liberty Avenue.
The Washington County District Attorney will seek the death penalty against two suspects in the murder of a man in February.
