Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine Returns To Steel City
Our temperatures will be back near normal today in the upper 40s but more sunshine than what we've had the past several days.
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Our temperatures will be back near normal today in the upper 40s but more sunshine than what we've had the past several days.
More than 600,000 people have downloaded Pennsylvania's official coronavirus exposure notification app.
Ohio's state elections chief certified the results of the November general election, awarding the state's 18 electoral votes to President Donald Trump.
In-person Masses at the churches of St. Joseph the Worker parish are temporarily suspended after a member of the clergy team tested positive for coronavirus.
The oldest inmate on Ohio's death row has died, and a prison spokeswoman said it was likely due to the coronavirus.
With empty parking lots and short lines, Black Friday 2020 was something of a blackout.
Officials report that if COVID-19 cases continue to rise at their current rate, Allegheny County's healthcare systems will be overwhelmed by December.
Over $19 billion was spent on Small Business Saturday last year, and small business owners are hoping you won't forget them this year.
Pennsylvania Republican lawmakers have introduced a resolution intending to dispute the 2020 election results on Friday.
The first of more than half a million hunters will don their blaze orange and hit the woods on Saturday morning.
During coronavirus compliance checks, state police issued three notices of violation and 10 warnings to Pittsburgh-area licensed liquor establishments.
State College Police are asking for the public's help in finding two missing teenagers.
A federal appeals court in Philadelphia on Friday rejected President Donald Trump's latest effort to challenge the election results in a case that could reach the U.S. Supreme Court if Trump appeals.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 15,785 new coronavirus cases Friday and 139 additional deaths.
The Allegheny County Sheriff's Office Firearms Division is closed until further notice due to a COVID-19 exposure.
