COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 450 New Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 450 new COVID-19 cases and 19 additional deaths.
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The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 450 new COVID-19 cases and 19 additional deaths.
Journalist Chris Wallace talks with us about his new book detailing the final months of the hunt for Osama Bin Laden and what he learned about President Barack Obama's decision making during this time.
Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet is resigning per an agreement with the school board, School Board Solicitor Ira Weiss announced at a news conference Wednesday morning.
West Mifflin Police are asking the public to help them identify a suspect in what they have called a "shooting incident."
A proposed "stormwater fee" could increase the bills for PWSA customers as early as next year.
Allegheny County Health Department inspectors shut down an after-hours club on Brownsville Road.
DICK's Sporting Good's newest store, "Public Lands" is now open in Cranberry Township.
A Canon-McMillan school board meeting was cut short because some people refused to wear masks.
As people leave their homes and return to the road, the Governors Highway Safety Association says there's been a major increase in speeding.
The FDA may need more time to approve COVID-19 booster shots, specifically for Moderna.
While the next seven days are looking mostly dry, Wednesday will see rain chances throughout the area.
Mayor Peduto introduced an ordinance to City Council that would put traffic rules in place for electric scooters.
Guests will be able to see an expert feed the flock at the National Aviary as part of its new season beginning on Wednesday.
Crews will be repairing the lights inside the Fort Pitt Tunnel on Wednesday and Thursday night.
A lane restriction will be in place on the McKees Rocks Bridge, weather permitting, on Wednesday and Thursday.
