West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Moves To Resume Nursing Home Visitations
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has moved to resume visitations at nursing homes as he continues to lift coronavirus restrictions in the state.
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West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has moved to resume visitations at nursing homes as he continues to lift coronavirus restrictions in the state.
The City of Pittsburgh is launching a program that brings summer camp right to your home.
A coronavirus self-swab testing site is coming to a Rite Aid in Butler tomorrow.
Kennywood is opening! The park announced on Wednesday that beginning on July 11 they will open to the public.
Pennsylvania House Speaker Mike Turzai has officially announced he is stepping down from his position in the state House of Representatives and will leave his seat before the end of his term.
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf and the GOP-led Legislature headed toward a legal clash Wednesday over the emergency declaration he issued at the beginning of the pandemic, with lawmakers voting to end it and Wolf insisting he holds veto power.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, in a letter from their executive editor, is saying they took a journalist off of a story for ethical reasons, not racial.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced guidance for high school and recreational sports teams to restart voluntary workouts in the state's "yellow" and "green" phases.
A man is behind bars after police say a woman was found in her Butler County home with "a hatchet lodged in the front of her skull," the Butler Eagle reports.
A Pennsylvania man reeled in a new state record flathead catfish.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 410 new cases of Coronavirus on Wednesday, in addition to 48 deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting seven new Coronavirus cases Wednesday and three additional deaths.
Vice President Mike Pence is set to visit the Pittsburgh area.
Effective immediately, the City of Monessen is opening a citizen's police review board.
A bill aimed at reforming the way police use less-lethal force was not voted on during the Allegheny County Council meeting on Tuesday night.