Pa. Health Dept. Confirms 43 More Deaths And 335 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Climbs To 79,818
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 335 new cases of Coronavirus on Wednesday, in addition to 43 more deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 335 new cases of Coronavirus on Wednesday, in addition to 43 more deaths.
The search continues Wednesday for a suspect wanted for an alleged assault on a female CYF worker.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting no new Coronavirus cases Wednesday; however, there are three additional deaths.
Starting on July 3, Pittsburgh-area Cinemark theaters will begin reopening.
After two vehicles collided outside of a gas station, one of them caught fire.
Bricks from the top floor of the Premier Armstrong Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Kittanning were seen falling off of the building.
While there may not be much sun on Wednesday, the temperatures will remain warm.
Route 30 was briefly closed overnight when two people were taken to the hospital after a motorcycle crash.
Pennsylvania hunting licenses will be on sale starting on June 22.
12 residents of Indiana County were among 19 people indicted in a Philadelphia-to-Indiana County drug trafficking ring.
Two black bears were seen in neighborhoods in Ross Township.
Alexis Johnson has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette alleging the paper engaged in racial discrimination and illegal retaliation.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto talked to KDKA about police reform and recruitment struggles in the city.
The large black bear in Highland Park has been tranquilized, Pittsburgh Public Safety says.
A police officer seen on video kicking a protester sitting on the street during civil unrest in Erie last month will be suspended without pay for three days.
