Gov. Tom Wolf Orders All Bars And Restaurants To Stop Dine-In Service For Two Weeks In Allegheny County
Governor Tom Wolf has ordered all restaurants and bars in Allegheny County to halt dine-in services for two weeks.
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Governor Tom Wolf has ordered all restaurants and bars in Allegheny County to halt dine-in services for two weeks.
With concerns over coronavirus all over the state, one local church decided to hold its Sunday service online.
The City of Pittsburgh has banned all gatherings of 50 or more people.
Allegheny Health Network will now be screening all visitors prior to allowing them to enter any of their affiliated hospitals.
County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Health Director Dr. Debra Bogen are calling on non-essential businesses to close for two weeks.
A new CDC recommendation is asking organizers to consider canceling or postponing events of 50 people or more.
In a letter from the university president, Duquesne students living on-campus are being asked to move out of the residence halls.
They were waiting for their big day at Heinz Chapel and then the coronavirus outbreak happened.
The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh will be canceling all masses starting on Monday and plan to live stream their services.
Pittsburgh Public Schools will be offering "Grab & Go" meals for students during the closures.
Pitcairn Police have safely located a missing 16-year-old girl.
A local wellness center is offering drive-by testing for coronavirus starting on Monday.
The U.S. Federal Reserve slashed its benchmark interest rate by a full percentage point in a response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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 Phoebe, Tillie and Merry!
Israel approved emergency measures Sunday that allow the government to track the movements of those infected with the coronavirus using their cellphone data and other technologies.
