Pennsylvania Official Says 1.6 Million Applications For Mail-In And Absentee Ballots Have Been Submitted For Primary
Pennsylvania's top elections official said voters have submitted about 1.6 million applications for mail-in and absentee ballots.
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Pennsylvania's top elections official said voters have submitted about 1.6 million applications for mail-in and absentee ballots.
When asked about forming "pods" -- small groups of friends or family as a way to have social contact while limiting coronavirus exposure -- the Allegheny County Health Department director said it's a "wonderful idea."
A local legislator is calling for action after grim numbers were released by the state about the number of coronavirus infections and deaths at nursing homes.
Robert Levin says he has reached an agreement to save his company from bankruptcy, and he says that means customers who were ripped off will get what they paid for.
There is a certain set of people who have a harder time with the coronavirus and it has to do with their hearts.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 746 new cases of Coronavirus on Wednesday, in addition to 143 more deaths.
A local business owner is going to ride 412 miles in one week to raise money for 412 Food Rescue.
Sen. Jay Costa is facing a challenge from businessman Bill Brittain.
In the now vast open spaces of the Pittsburgh International Airport parking lot, they started arriving early and lining up in eight rows.
Parades and ceremonies for Memorial Day are cancelled across the region, but Fayette County isn't letting the pandemic get in the way of honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 29 new cases of Coronavirus on Wednesday, and no additional deaths.
The National Council of Jewish Women had to lock the doors at their thrift shop, Thriftique, due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
A food distribution scheduled for later this week will be for both people and pups.
A federal appeals court has again ruled that Ohio can't execute a man who is intellectually disabled and was sentenced to death for the rape and murder of a 12-year-old Boy Scout.
Pennsylvania's highest court must now decide whether a woman shot eight years ago at Western Psych can file a lawsuit.
