Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,641 New Coronavirus Cases, 22 Additional Deaths
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 2,641 new cases of Coronavirus and 22 additional deaths.
Watch CBS News
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 2,641 new cases of Coronavirus and 22 additional deaths.
Ahead of the start of the holiday season, Bishop David Zubik is announcing some changes and reminders about Christmas Mass due to the coronavirus pandemic.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and here are a few tips from an expert for women of all ages to keep in mind.
State police say a shoplifter stole nearly $1,000 worth of Legos from Walmart.
During coronavirus compliance checks, state police issued four notices of violation and 13 warnings to Pittsburgh-area licensed liquor establishments.
As Americans head to the polls, the economy has not received a much-needed second round of stimulus, nor is it likely to in the coming months.
Would there be anything more 2020 than a "Blue Moon" appearing in the night sky on Halloween?
The newly-announced Health, Safety and Violence Prevention Initiative will create some changes to policing and social services in the city of Pittsburgh, city leaders say.
A former part-time Verona police officer accused of exchanging pornographic images with a 16-year-old boy has pleaded guilty and will face 18 months of probation.
Another district is switching some of its students to online-only learning.
Scattered showers will continue through the afternoon, but as colder air filters in that will limit the moisture.
Voters in certain precincts throughout the county have said they have received letters with incorrect information about their polling location.
Police investigated what sounded like gun shots near the Westmoreland County "Trump house" last night, but determined it was most likely something else that caused the sound.
A state Department of Corrections bus that was carrying 38 inmates was involved in a crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike early Friday, but it wasn't immediately clear if anyone was seriously injured.
The Daily Show correspondent discusses her special on the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.