COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Some Restaurant Owners Anticipate New Restrictions Could Halt Indoor Dining
The virus continues to create challenges for restaurants. Many of them are preparing to stop their indoor dining, again.
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The virus continues to create challenges for restaurants. Many of them are preparing to stop their indoor dining, again.
Pennsylvania First Lady Frances Wolf has tested negative for COVID-19 after Gov. Tom Wolf announced Wednesday he had contracted the virus.
As the state distributed billions in unemployment compensation during the pandemic, some errors led to overpayments that created headaches for laid-off Ohioans already feeling the stress of long-term and unexpected unemployment.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 11,972 new cases of Coronavirus and 248 additional deaths Thursday.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 1,166 new Coronavirus cases and six additional deaths Thursday.
A group of Democrats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives wants their adamantly maskless Republican colleagues to be sworn in next month after everyone else.
The kindergarten class at Saint Bede Catholic Elementary School is moving to remote learning after a person involved with class tested positive for COVID-19.
Thursday afternoon will see plenty of sunshine as a warm weekend lies ahead.
"We saw 10 years of innovation in 10 weeks." The National Retail Federation says with safety protocols in place, shoppers can feel safe.
As part of the USPS's Black Heritage Series, Pittsburgh native August Wilson will be honored with a Forever Stamp.
Beginning at 9:00 a.m. Thursday morning, the FDA will hold a hearing to review the findings of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine.
The Jewish community in Pittsburgh will celebrate the first night of Hanukkah tonight with various, socially distant celebrations.
Warren Hoburg, a Pittsburgh native, is one of 18 astronauts that will train as part of NASA's Artemis moon-landing program.
First National Bank will have seven branches in western Pennsylvania close in March.
The City of Pittsburgh has received a $189,000 grant from the state to purchase chargers for its electric vehicle fleet.