COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Gyms, Restaurants Ready To Reopen As Coronavirus Restrictions Are Lifted
Pennsylvania's temporary COVID-19 restrictions expired Monday morning, allowing some businesses to reopen and restaurants to resume indoor dining.
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Pennsylvania's temporary COVID-19 restrictions expired Monday morning, allowing some businesses to reopen and restaurants to resume indoor dining.
A Missouri senator is objecting to how Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey issued a public statement about election integrity and his stance on the certification of the election results.
With the temporary Coronavirus restrictions being lifted Monday, Pittsburgh area casinos are set to reopen their doors.
If we see any precipitation this week, it should come in the way of snow chances including just an isolated passing snow shower both today and on Tuesday with overcast skies.
Some cities in West Virginia had rainfall amounts last year totaling in the top 10 ever recorded.
This first Monday of the year means a roll back of the COVID-19 restrictions on restaurants that were imposed to avoid a holiday spike.
On an hour-long phone call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger on Saturday, President Trump pressured him and other officials to "find" enough votes in the state's presidential election to make him the winner, according to audio of the call obtained by CBS News.
We know that restaurants and other businesses will open Monday when restrictions end, but what about some other places here in Pittsburgh?
The City of Monessen has launched a new website.
The Jefferson Hills Police Department is informing the public ahead of time that police activity will be taking place on Monday due to a training exercise.
When restrictions in Pennsylvania are lifted that means the return of high school sports.
Police say the device was thrown from a moving vehicle and a parked car was damaged when it was thrown.
The Allegheny County Health Department is hosting several free COVID-19 testing sites throughout the county on Monday.
West Virginia reported at least 6,915 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the past week.
Prosecutors in Erie will begin a review of the state police investigation of a shooting death at a gun range that took place 3 days before Christmas.
