Pa. Health Dept. Reports 672 New Coronavirus Cases And 11 Additional Deaths
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has announced 672 additional cases of coronavirus along with 11 additional deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health has announced 672 additional cases of coronavirus along with 11 additional deaths.
The largest public school system in West Virginia began in-person classes on Monday.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 46 additional cases of coronavirus and no additional deaths.
Gov. Tom Wolf has announced that an additional $96 million in grants for small businesses across Pennsylvania have been approved.
The City of Pittsburgh has said they welcome trick-or-treating but with safety precautions in place.
During a press conference, Pa. Senator Pat Toomey announced his decision to not seek reelection in 2022.
A Pittsburgh handyman known for spreading kindness is tackling a new project.
A train lost its pantograph on the 'T' Monday morning near the Dawn Avenue stop in Beechview, causing delays.
School boards are making decisions and giving parents the chance to send their children back to school either full time or part time.
Cooler air is in place today with highs about ten degrees cooler than yesterday.
A single vehicle rollover crash took place on Sunday evening in Penn Hills.
The Bethel Park School District is making changes to its busing plans while moving to a hybrid learning model on Monday.
With less than a month to go before the general election, a computer problem was causing issues for Pennsylvania voters.
Sunday was the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, a day when Catholics celebrate the life of the patron saint of animals.
The Penguins may have come up short in their quest to compete for the Stanley Cup this past season, but one player has something to celebrate.
