2.1 Million More Americans Apply For Unemployment, Taking Total To Over 40 Million
The number of Americans that have applied for unemployment since the coronavirus pandemic hit has now reached nearly 41 million.
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The number of Americans that have applied for unemployment since the coronavirus pandemic hit has now reached nearly 41 million.
A 70-year-old man was taken to the hospital in serious condition after being stabbed in the neck.
CVS is opening drive-thru COVID-19 testing sites at two locations in the area, taking the total to 12.
The Parkway East Outbound between Edgewood and Squirrel Hill is open to traffic following a multi-vehicle crash.
The morning rain could turn into isolated storms as remnants from Tropical Storm Bertha moves through the area.
Edward Phillips is accused of shooting a man in Brookline last weekend.
90 Pittsburgh parking chairs were designed and auctioned to support the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council.
Humane Animal Rescue is hosting three drive-thru, pop-up clinics for animals in need of veterinary care.
Two people are facing charges after attempting to steal items from the Home Depot near South Hills Village.
The researchers at Pitt tasked with developing a coronavirus vaccine say it could take until early next year to have one ready.
Ohio State Representatives Emilia Sykes and State Senator Vernon Skyes both received threats of harm.
Gateway High School's Class of 2020 celebrated graduation with a trip to the mall.
Gov. Tom Wolf says restaurants in the "yellow" phase can now allow customers to dine-in outside.
The state Department of Agriculture says to throw out Pot O' Gold Dairy products that were not properly pasteurized.
A law enforcement memorial in Pittsburgh was vandalized.
