NFL Offering Fans Chance To Buy $100 Cutouts In Stands For Super Bowl LV
22,000 fans will be allowed to attend Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida. For those that can't attend, a cutout of you can still be at the game.
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22,000 fans will be allowed to attend Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida. For those that can't attend, a cutout of you can still be at the game.
Pennsylvania's state Senate on Wednesday unanimously approved legislation to distribute just over $900 million to aid schools and hospitality-related businesses hit hard by the coronavirus, as well as people struggling to pay rent or utility bills.
United Way is looking for volunteers to help with free tax prep.
Senate Democrats introduced a DC statehood bill Wednesday.
Restaurant workers have been struggling since the pandemic began last March.
The Republican-controlled Senate passed a measure Tuesday to take some emergency management power away from Pennsylvania's governors as lawmakers struck out at Gov. Tom Wolf's handling of the pandemic response.
State police are looking for a couple who has gone missing in Franklin County.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 5,874 new cases of Coronavirus and 222 additional deaths.
A Shaler man who was accused of destroying a police car during riots in downtown Pittsburgh has been sentenced to six months in a halfway house.
Super Bowl week is almost here and CBS Sports Network is set to have wall-to-wall coverage for fans leading up to Super Bowl LV on February 7.
Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman is set to perform at another high-profile event.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 376 new Coronavirus cases and eight additional death.
Effective March 1, the airline will only accept trained service dogs for travel with customers.
Two CBS local television executives were placed on administrative leave Monday, hours after the National Association of Black Journalists demanded they be fired over a Los Angeles Times investigation into allegations they "cultivated a hostile work environment."
As COVID-19 vaccinations have begun, many Pennsylvanians are frustrated by the lack of available appointments to get vaccinated.
