Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: City Police Officer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
A Pittsburgh Police officer has tested positive for coronavirus.
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A Pittsburgh Police officer has tested positive for coronavirus.
With the coronavirus impacting so many, it's hitting those already in need harder.
If a member of the household becomes sick with Covid-19, they should be isolated from all members of the household, pets included.
The Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium is temporarily furloughing employees because of coronavirus.
Last week's claims vaulted Pennsylvania past 1 million jobless claims since the coronavirus began taking a severe toll on the economy in mid-March.
West Virginia National Guard members who have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic will be used to process mounting unemployment claims, Gov. Jim Justice said.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health confirmed 1,470 new positive cases of Coronavirus on Monday.
The Allegheny County Health Department says there are a total of 642 active cases of Coronavirus in the county.
Throughout the coronavirus outbreak, many have wondered if animals can get the disease. It appears at least some can, according to the Bronx Zoo in New York.
Businesses across the world have been shut down due to the growing Coronavirus pandemic, but for local producers and farmers markets here in our area, business is thriving.
Weather today will be beautiful as high pressure builds in.
Another emergency food giveaway is scheduled for Monday in Duquesne, and traffic restrictions will be in place.
A blood test being developed at the University of Pittsburgh could identify people who could serve on the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19 with little to no risk of being infected.
Dr. Frank Gabrin is believed to be the first emergency room doctor in the United States to have died from Coronavirus.
Authorities say a man was killed and a woman was injured in an all-terrain vehicle crash in Ohio.
