Protesters Gather Downtown To Rally Against Allegheny County's Alcohol Ban
Restaurant and bar owners lined Grant Street on Thursday chanting "Let Us Work," protesting the alcohol ban.
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Restaurant and bar owners lined Grant Street on Thursday chanting "Let Us Work," protesting the alcohol ban.
An employee from the Whole Foods in the South Hills has tested positive for coronavirus.
Bar owners and employees in McKeesport protested Allegheny County's new alcohol ban.
A cocktail server at Rivers Casino has tested positive for coronavirus.
Under the new Allegheny County alcohol restriction, no alcohol can be consumed at any business hosting a wedding.
Restaurant and bar owners across Allegheny County are coming together to find a solution that will allow them to continue doing business.
The local spike in Coronavirus cases is cause for alarm but not panic. Despite an upward trajectory in new numbers, the county is hopeful recent prohibitions against alcohol sales in bars and restaurants will help flatten the recent curve.
You can still watch Allegheny County's summer concert series. This year, we're broadcasting it on Pittsburgh's CW.
Another Port Authority bus driver has tested positive for coronavirus.
County police are investigating after a man was shot in the leg in McKees Rocks.
The family of a 15-month-old boy who died in a shooting is demanding answers.
Police and SWAT responded to 10th Street in Sharpsburg.
Police say a 19-year-old young man is recovering after being shot in the torso and right arm in Wilkinsburg.
A number of bartenders and restaurant workers are leaving their jobs on Tuesday with no idea when they will be coming back.
Three consecutive days of record new cases of COVID-19 in Allegheny County is not what County Executive Rich Fitzgerald wants to see.
A man was sentenced to at least 3 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to killing his girlfriend while driving under the influence along Brownsville Road.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 109 new Coronavirus cases Tuesday and no additional deaths.
At five o clock Tuesday afternoon, happy hour will be no more in Allegheny County.
The alcohol ban on restaurants and bars for on-site consumption isn't only frustrating for customers.
Dr. Don Yealy of UPMC's Emergency Medicine Department weighed in on the surging Coronavirus case numbers in Allegheny County.
Rising coronavirus case numbers in Allegheny County have gotten the attention of Allegheny Health Network Internist Dr. Brian Lamb.
Many people stopped going to the doctor since the pandemic, and that has put many kids behind on their vaccines.
While Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine says Allegheny County's percent positivity for coronavirus cases is increasing, there are "no plans" at this time to move the county back to "yellow."
Gov. Tom Wolf is praising Allegheny County officials for their decision to ban on-site alcohol consumption as case numbers surged.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 83 new Coronavirus cases Monday and no additional deaths.
