Pa. Health Dept. Reports 888 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 112,936
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 888 new cases of Coronavirus on Saturday, in addition to 15 more deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 888 new cases of Coronavirus on Saturday, in addition to 15 more deaths.
A multistate outbreak of salmonella poisoning that has sickened almost 400 people in 31 states has been traced back to red onions, federal health officials said.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 66 new Coronavirus cases Saturday out of 1,459 test results, and one additional death.
This year's memorial service for the passengers and crew members of Flight 93 will be shortened to try to limit the spread of Coronavirus.
Graduating seniors at Shaler Area School District finally got their day.
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred warned union leader Tony Clark in a Friday call that if the league and players don't do a better job of following Covid-19 protocols and managing the virus, Manfred could shut down the shortened season, ESPN reported.
It'll be a warm and humid weekend with high temperatures in the low to mid-80's.
When meteorologists give weather forecasts, we use words as a way of describing how precipitation will arrive in the area.
Firefighters spent several hours battling a blaze at a house fire in West Mifflin early Saturday morning.
Ohio's prisons agency says more than 20 death row inmates have tested positive for COVID-19 in an outbreak flaring up in just the past week.
Students from Highlands School District will return to the classroom when school begins next month, but the district will use a hybrid approach that implements remote learning as well.
They are young families in the fights of their lives, and one local organization is on the front lines of that fight right there with them.
Officials have recovered the body of a man from the Allegheny River after he went under the water at Washington's Landing.
A mother is shocked and confused after she says police told her 13-year-old son to leave the roadside where he was selling water to drivers.
The Pittsburgh Public Schools board has voted on how its students will return to class.
