Coronavirus Changes: Pa. State Legislature Holds First Remote Session In 200 Years
State senators and representatives came together in a remote session on Wednesday to pass emergency bills.
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State senators and representatives came together in a remote session on Wednesday to pass emergency bills.
Former Allegheny County Councilman Charles McCullough's 2015 theft conviction was upheld in court.
The two Pittsburgh natives took to Facebook Live to help raise money for out-of-work employees from the Pittsburgh Impov.
A resident of a Greensburg assisted living facility was turning 102-years-old and wanted to celebrate so the staff made the best of a bad situation.
Life has changed on the farm since the coronavirus pandemic.
Local veterinary hospitals and clinics are making widespread changes to reduce foot traffic amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A Pennsylvania supermarket was forced to destroy more than $35,000 in food after a woman's coronavirus prank involved intentionally coughing all over it.
The state House unanimously approved a bill that would end the requirement that students attend 180 days of school.
The local community is rallying to donate much-needed medical supplies to hospitals during coronavirus pandemic.
A member of the Freeport Area High School has tested positive for COVID-19.
COVID-19 cases jumped in Westmoreland County to 16 today, with 5 more residents coming down with the potentially deadly virus.
An infectious disease expert at Duquesne University believes the coronavirus pandemic is not ending in the coming weeks.
Because of the spread of coronavirus, I am working from home and reporting on what it's like for families with kids home from school, and I know many parents are also working from home at the same time.
After 14 days in isolation, Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto is finally out of his house.
The $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill may be the lifeline thousands of small businesses need.
