Art Project Declares No Space For Hate In Squirrel Hill
A community art project declared that Squirrel Hill has no space for hate.
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A community art project declared that Squirrel Hill has no space for hate.
Pitt announced Friday that 45 students have tested positive for coronavirus since Tuesday.
Two conservative operatives pleaded not guilty in Cleveland to charges of bribery and voter intimidation for organizing tens of thousands of hoax robocalls.
A person was seriously injured in a crash with a Port Authority bus Friday evening.
Doctors said they have plenty of tests and aren't worried about running out.
Robert Wyner delivered flowers to his 96-year-old mother Rose Friday along with some very bad news.
With the resignation this year of House Speaker Mike Turzai and the defeat last week of Democratic House Leader Frank Dermody, many worry this region is losing its clout in Harrisburg.
A Pittsburgh attorney has filed a class action lawsuit against Marshalls and other retailers for charging sales tax on the purchase of face masks.
Small groups may feel safe, but these deceptively innocent gatherings are driving the recent surge in coronavirus cases.
As coronavirus cases go up, more districts are moving to remote learning.
The counting of provisional ballots in Westmoreland County continues.
Pittsburgh-area restaurants fear winter weather and rising coronavirus cases could be a recipe for disaster.
Pittsburgh Public Safety says six members in the police bureau have tested positive for coronavirus.
The Karns City Area School District will be moving to full-remote learning because of an increase in coronavirus cases.
Pittsburgh Public Schools will return to fully remote learning next week as Coronavirus cases in the area continue to surge.
