Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: City Moves To Level 2 Emergency Operations
The City of Pittsburgh is moving to level 2 emergency operations in response to coronavirus.
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The City of Pittsburgh is moving to level 2 emergency operations in response to coronavirus.
Beaver County officials are calling for the Shell cracker plant to be shut down after workers raised concerns.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is confirming 37 new positive cases of Coronavirus across the state.
Butler County officials have declared a disaster emergency in the county because of coronavirus, though there are no known cases in the county yet.
If you're trying to balance work from home and keeping your children entertained, there's plenty of fun -- and often times educational -- ways to stay busy.
Penn State is extending remote courses for the rest of the spring semester due to coronavirus.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting one new case of Coronavirus today, and one additional presumptive case.
President Donald Trump said on Twitter that the U.S. and Canada agreed to close the border to nonessential travel.
Allegheny Health Network and Highmark say they are opening four drive-thru Coronavirus testing sites.
Carnegie Mellon University is helping service workers that are losing wages due to the shut down with a "virtual tip jar."
Duquesne Light Company announced on Wednesday that they will be waiving all late fees through at least May 1.
According to health department officials, between 40-60% of people will be infected with coronavirus.
The U.S. Attorney General is warning Americans to be on the look out for scammers claiming to have cures or preventative medicine for coronavirus.
Temperatures are going up but heavy rain is coming with it.
O'Hara Township officials signed a declaration of disaster emergency in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
