West Virginia Hits New High Of Coronavirus Cases And Hospitalizations
New confirmed coronavirus cases and hospitalizations hit new highs in West Virginia over the past week.
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New confirmed coronavirus cases and hospitalizations hit new highs in West Virginia over the past week.
You've been hearing a lot about mail-in ballots, but what happens if you request a mail-in ballot and then change your mind?
One of the parks within the city of Pittsburgh has a new playing surface on its basketball court.
While many struggle to feed their loved ones and pay their bills, the option to buy warm clothing for winter has become almost impossible.
A day after Barnes & Noble solved its Nook outage, the bookstore revealed a far more serious problem: A massive cybersecurity attack.
A virtual concert fundraiser featuring Wiz Khalifa will be held next month will raise money to help fight hunger and food waste.
The Pa. Dept. of Health is reporting 1,598 new cases of coronavirus and 21 additional deaths.
Spending from the first round of stimulus propped up the economy. But that money is gone, and a more stimulus is unlikely in the coming weeks.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 139 new coronavirus cases and no additional deaths.
One person is dead following an accident when a vehicle went over an embankment on Route 51 in Beaver.
Garrity is asymptomatic but has said she will be staying at home.
Two students from the same family tested positive for COVID-19.
CalU, Clarion, and Edinboro may be merged into a single university.
A Cleveland-based distribution company is being blamed for mail ballot issues in Westmoreland and Allegheny County.
As coronavirus vaccine trials continue, the CDC has said the first batch of a potential vaccine may not be recommended for children.
