Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 418 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To Over 80,000
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 418 new cases of Coronavirus on Thursday, in addition to 42 more deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 418 new cases of Coronavirus on Thursday, in addition to 42 more deaths.
A special agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms was shot during a multi-agency operation in Pittsburgh's Uptown neighborhood Thursday morning.
Pittsburgh Police have released a photo of a person wanted in the riots downtown.
Does the idea of a 15 minute dinner sound completely impossible? Or like the best it could conceivably be is a microwaved afterthought? Well, these truly easy dinner recipe ideas prove both doubts to be unfounded.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting nine new Coronavirus cases Thursday, but no additional deaths.
Members of the Greensburg Salem Marching Band gathered outside of the middle school to play their instruments in protest against a budget that could cut the music program.
Target is increasing its minimum wage to $15/hour and offering a one-time $200 bonus to workers providing services to customers during the pandemic.
Chances for rain move in today and will last thoughout the weekend.
A teenager was flown to a local hospital early on Thursday morning after being shot in Aliquippa.
It's a date for a good cause! Keanu Reeves is looking to go on a virtual date with a fan and the money raised from the auction will be donated to a children's cancer organization.
Several lawsuits have been filed against the grocery store chain regarding its "no exceptions" mask policy.
A woman was found dead in her vehicle from a gunshot wound across from a bar in McKeesport early on Thursday morning.
Quick action by firefighters minimized damaged and avoided injuries when a fire broke out on a porch in Mt. Oliver.
Health officials in Preston County are blaming travel to Myrtle Beach as responsible for a spike in coronavirus cases.
The pandemic left several children and families in need, former Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch and the Best of the Batch Foundation lept into action.
