COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Deploying 5 'Regional Testing Strike Teams' Throughout The State
Gov. Tom Wolf and the director of testing and contact tracing held a press conference Tuesday to talk about COVID-19 testing.
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Gov. Tom Wolf and the director of testing and contact tracing held a press conference Tuesday to talk about COVID-19 testing.
A snowy Tuesday afternoon is on tap for all of Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh Police are telling residents how they can keep porch pirates from stealing packages this holiday season.
Pennsylvania's highest court questioned whether Bill Cosby's alleged history of intoxicating and sexually assaulting young women amounted to a signature crime pattern, given studies that show as many as half of all sexual assaults involve drugs or alcohol.
Roadways could be an issue Tuesday morning for those who have to commute to school or work.
The Salvation Army Monessen Worship and Service Center is hosting a red kettle kickoff popup event.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 5,676 new cases of Coronavirus and 180 additional deaths Tuesday.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 603 new Coronavirus cases and five additional deaths.
Starbucks is bringing back its free coffee giveaway for first responders and health care workers as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise.
As Moderna is seeking FDA emergency authorization use for its Coronavirus vaccine, Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald says that 'the symptoms aren't that bad with the vaccine."
Rep. Mike Kelly and GOP candidate Sean Parnell are asking the Supreme Court of the United States to hold a hearing on their appeal claiming Act 72 was unconstitutional.
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a burglary that took place in Westmoreland County.
Police say a 2-year-old boy was accidentally hanged by a pull cord for a set of blinds in Baldwin Township.
It's an important day for charities and non-profits every year, but it's extra special this year due to the pandemic.
The definition of the holidays for many is to socialize and shop -- The very things health experts are telling us to avoid because of the COVID-19 surge.
