'The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Not Over,' Pennsylvania Health Leaders Say
Despite the virus falling from the headlines, it's still at the front of health leaders' minds.
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Despite the virus falling from the headlines, it's still at the front of health leaders' minds.
Most major events in our area were canceled last year due to COVID and there were fears more cancellations would occur this year.
Almost two days after power went out from Sunday's storm, some people are still waiting for the lights to come back on.
The family says the school van driver forgot to drop the boy off and then left the child in the vehicle after he parked it for the day.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs continue without the Pittsburgh Penguins this year, but the team is inspiring fans in another way.
Westmoreland County has a big need for affordable senior housing.
Republicans on a legislative committee Tuesday pushed out a multifaceted proposal to revamp Pennsylvania election law, a bill that backers said would make needed improvements and standardize procedures.
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration certified the results of the May primary election, bringing a formal end to the disaster emergency declaration.
The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh is accepting applications for three family communities and two senior citizen and disabled high-rise communities.
Computer problems led to travel delays across the country for Southwest Airlines' passengers.
Southwest PA Says No More is launching a video series that addresses the role men play in preventing domestic violence, sexual assault and harassment.
The body of a West Virginia man has been recovered two days after he disappeared along the New River.
The Pirates are giving free tickets to fans who get the COVID-19 shot at a clinic this weekend.
Local governments will be getting less money this year from gas drilling.
Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that left a man in critical condition in Pittsburgh's Shadyside neighborhood.
