COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 8,545 More Cases, And 267 Additional Deaths
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 8,545 new cases of Coronavirus and 267 additional deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 8,545 new cases of Coronavirus and 267 additional deaths.
President Trump signed the $900 billion COVID relief bill into law Sunday, clearing the way for another round of stimulus checks and additional unemployment benefits.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 1,020 new Coronavirus cases and 41 additional deaths.
Two people were transported from the scene of a rollover crash in Wilkinsburg.
The temporary restrictions put in place by the Wolf administration will not be lifted before January 4 and Dr. Levine would not give any clear indications on whether those restrictions could possibly be extended beyond January 4.
Allegheny County officials said a large sinkhole opened up in the Strip District.
Buckle up! History is telling us that we are in for a very snowy few months to start 2021.
Gasoline prices across Western Pennsylvania remain significantly lower than they were at the end of 2019 as this calendar year comes to an end.
While there may still be some light snow around after sunrise this morning, it won't be much and should continue to thin out and end over the course of the rest of the morning.
Allegheny County's mobile Coronavirus testing van will be making two stops on Tuesday.
77-year-old Ruby Hopson was safely located after being reported missing on Monday morning.
One of three Frostburg, Md. residents who was burned in a candle mishap was transported to Pittsburgh for additional treatment.
Officials are warning of a delay in benefits for more than half a million people as they wait for guidance from the federal government.
Police are investigating a shooting in Green Tree.
Pittsburgh Police have safely located a man who was reported missing.
