Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 246 New Coronavirus Cases, County Death Toll Surpasses 200
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 246 new Coronavirus cases Wednesday, and five additional deaths.
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The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 246 new Coronavirus cases Wednesday, and five additional deaths.
Firearm permits set to expire on July 31 have been extended through September 30.
A company called "Super Paws" has been charging customers for their orders but never shipping them.
The Parking Authority says that the Mon Wharf is reopened with a new credit card kiosk at the bottom of the access ramp.
Each day, the county provides the public with the latest coronavirus data but it is mostly generalized. An interactive map gives citizens a more detailed look at cases in their area.
Tree of Life is putting plans in place to renovate their building at Shady and Wilkins Avenue and plan to involve the community.
The hot temperatures return starting today and last throughout the rest of the week.
UPMC is among 87 locations where the phase three trials of a potential coronavirus vaccine will be taking place.
A car crashed into Zuko's Pizza in Coraopolis overnight.
July 15 is the end of the extended tax deadline but the IRS is offering resources for those that may need more time.
Pittsburgh is working with Waze and other apps to share traffic data.
Starting on July 15, all Best Buy locations across the country will require customers to wear face coverings while in the store.
Gov. Wolf said he supports legislation that extends millions of dollars in tax breaks to turn natural gas into fertilizer and industrial chemicals.
North Hills students could opt-in to a "blended" reopening plan that would mix online and in-person learning.
A car went over a hillside in Stowe Township and two people were hurt in the accident.
