Coronavirus Hits Pittsburgh's Tourism Industry
Tourism in Pittsburgh is taking a big hit during the pandemic.
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Tourism in Pittsburgh is taking a big hit during the pandemic.
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More than two dozen people have been charged in connection with a fentanyl trafficking ring in Pittsburgh's eastern neighborhoods and Wilkinsburg.
The state's auditor general says Brighton Rehab and Wellness Center's then-managers refused to be audited last spring.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 693 new cases of Coronavirus on Friday and 20 additional deaths.
The Hampton Shaler Water Authority is reminding the public that a mandatory water conservation situation is in place stemming from the break of 16" main on Wednesday.
