With Future Of Schools Uncertain, Pittsburgh Public Schools Plans To Have Laptops For All Its Students Come Fall
Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet says he expects remote learning to continue into the fall.
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Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Anthony Hamlet says he expects remote learning to continue into the fall.
Nursing home workers are asking the state for help getting the equipment they need.
Are you looking to bring a pet into your home? Local animal shelters are a great place to find a furry companion. This week, Furry Tails features Thunder, Tito and Beauty!
If you think this region is getting special attention during this presidential election year, you'd be right.
Amazon and Netflix continue to do well as coronavirus isolates people in their homes, but many other companies have benefited or may soon.
Henne Jewelers in Shadyside is usually packed before Mother's Day weekend, but this year it sat empty with no jewelry in the showroom.
The wife of a Beaver County man who died of a stroke and coronavirus has also tested positive for COVID-19 after displaying no symptoms.
The coronavirus stay-at-home order is lifted and stores are reopening in Mercer County.
A man is facing homicide and sexual abuse charges in the death of his girlfriend's 2-year-old baby boy.
The Armstrong County DA says citations won't be issued to businesses that reopen, even if they're ordered to stay closed in the "yellow" phase of Gov. Wolf's plan.
Here is how to do a spring cleaning of your financial documents.
As many continue to struggle with unemployment and feeding their families, food distribution sites have remained busy.
A man is facing charges after investigators say he walked them through his "large scale and elaborate" marijuana growing operation, where officers confiscated drugs with a street value of about $500,000.
Kennywood is extending season passes through the entire summer season of 2021.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has revised guidance for dentists, allowing some non-urgent care only if there's proper PPE.
