Pa. Health Dept. Announces 781 New Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To 98,446
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 781 new cases of Coronavirus on Thursday, in addition to 16 more deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 781 new cases of Coronavirus on Thursday, in addition to 16 more deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 140 new Coronavirus cases Thursday, and one additional death.
Hopewell Township Police found a man dead inside a home on Wednesday night and are treating the case as a homicide.
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education is exploring ways it could integrate several of its universities in order to keep up with its mission, which is providing students affordable and quality higher education.
Everything from coins to building supplies and all the way to refrigerators are in short supply due to the coronavirus pandemic.
State and local health officials are experiencing a backlog of coronavirus testing and they say it's due to increased demand.
An unidentified man was taken into custody by the Supreme Court Police after an unmarked court police vehicle was set ablaze.
The City of Pittsburgh is looking for commissioners to serve on the city's newly-formed LGBTQIA+ Commission.
Police are searching for a man they say shot someone outside of the Allegheny Dwellings last week.
The family of a chiropractor that was found dead in December is asking the public for help in identifying his killer.
A majority of parents in the school district said they plan to have their kids back in school this upcoming school year.
The Sheetz located off of Freeport Road is closed for a deep cleaning after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
An amendment to the state constitution by Republicans would sort judges' seats into geographical districts where a candidate must live.
Gov. Tom Wolf planned to announce "new statewide targeted mitigation efforts" as Pennsylvania reported about 1,000 new coronavirus infections, continuing a recent resurgence of COVID-19 in parts of the state, his office said Wednesday.
