COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,987 More Coronavirus Cases, 99 Additional Deaths
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 3,987 more cases of Coronavirus and 99 additional deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 3,987 more cases of Coronavirus and 99 additional deaths.
There are a few light scattered snow showers around this afternoon and this evening, but little to no accumulation is expected.
The nation's top public health agency on Friday provided a roadmap for reopening schools in the middle of a pandemic.
The Children's Museum is offering free socially-distanced Valentine's Day fun for kids.
Police arrested a man following an attempted robbery at a Sunoco gas station in the Hill District.
State leaders are trying to make it easier for people who are homeless to get an ID.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 252 new Coronavirus cases and 17 additional deaths.
Sunday will mark three years since 17 people were killed and another 17 injured in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Senior High School shooting in Florida.
Aaron Epstein was fed up with his slow internet, so he bought a $10,000 ad in the Wall Street Journal to complain about his AT&T service.
New guidelines this week from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirm double-masking -- wearing two face coverings -- is much safer.
A Pennsylvania state trooper is facing a slew of charges in connection with the gentlemen's club police say he co-owned in Lackawanna County.
The suspect is charged with grand larceny and identity theft, accused of targeting 300 people in New York and across the country to steal identities and $150,000 in cryptocurrency like bitcoin.
Good morning. i expect to see a couple of snow showers popping up at times on radar through the day today with highs slightly warmer than yesterday's 27 degrees we hit for a high. Morning lows will be near 20 degrees.
The Valentine's holiday is here, but this past year has been nothing but being close to those we love. But this year of togetherness has not produced the expected result.
Many couples are trading in their Valentine's Day traditions in favor of pandemic-safe celebrations. But is the celebration of love still the same?
