Coronavirus Coverage: Pittsburgh Dentists Ready To Face New Challenges In Stripped-Down Offices
Dental offices are getting ready to care for patients amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Dental offices are getting ready to care for patients amid the coronavirus pandemic.
As many of our counties stay in the governor's red zone, restaurants and small business owners are looking to the future.
Pittsburgh city officials say they are still planning for possible summertime activities amid the Coronavirus pandemic.
Families in need of basic essentials like toilet tissue and paper towels can get them today, on Pittsburgh's North Side.
The economic hurt from measures to contain the coronavirus unfolded more Friday.
U.S. regulators will allow emergency use of an experimental drug that appears to help some coronavirus patients recover faster.
A few dozen people gathered for a "cancel the rent" protest that started in the Hill District and made its way to the Greenfield Bridge.
Gov. Tom Wolf has announced that no counties in the Pittsburgh area will be reopening on May 8, even if it appears the coronavirus cases in Allegheny County and the southwest region have been below the threshold.
A court ruling says the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board must let special orders be shipped directly to retailers instead of sending them to state stores for pickup.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced Friday that he will begin easing restrictions put in place to contain the spread of Coronavirus in 24 rural northern Pennsylvania counties. The list of counties does not include any in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Some outdoor businesses in Pennsylvania can reopen starting today, but anyone who wants to get out is facing safety changes because of the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 1,208 additional positive cases of Coronavirus statewide Friday.
Pittsburgh Police have located missing brothers, 14 and 12 years old.
The Allegheny County Health Department reported 30 new cases of Coronavirus county-wide on Friday, in addition to five more deaths.
A man allegedly attacked at least four people with an ax inside an Indiana home improvement store Wednesday, authorities said.