Pa. Health Dept. Reports 816 New Coronavirus Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 816 new cases of Coronavirus on Wednesday, and 21 additional deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 816 new cases of Coronavirus on Wednesday, and 21 additional deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 68 new Coronavirus cases out of 1,088 test results, and nine additional deaths.
The Starbucks location at WVU's University Place is temporarily closed due to coronavirus exposure.
The pandemic is causing unusual levels of anger and stress among everyone and one family counselor says cutting yourself a break is more important than ever.
Allegheny Health Network will be offering mobile testing at various locations starting on Friday.
The Woodland Hills School Board voted overwhelmingly to allow fall sports to take place.
According to Pittsburgh Public Schools teachers, the technology delay is revealing an inequity inside the district.
More than 80 WPIAL referees have opted not to return this upcoming season.
Over the summer, coronavirus cases have increased faster in children and teens than in the general population.
The Bureau of Food Safety inspected more than a dozen coronavirus-related complaints against restaurants across the state.
Wolf gave no hint Monday that he will relax restrictions on indoor capacity at restaurants and bars, which he limited to 25% in July amid a resurgence of the virus linked, by some contact tracing data, to bars and restaurants.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 770 new cases of Coronavirus on Tuesday, and 18 additional deaths.
Gov. Tom Wolf signed a second renewal of the coronavirus disaster declaration Tuesday.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 29 new Coronavirus cases out of 954 test results, and four additional deaths.
College campuses are being forced to go online as COVID-19 cases rise with the return to school and now comes concern about K-12 students as their classes resume.
Pittsburgh Public Schools says two Montessori PreK-5 employees are exhibiting coronavirus symptoms.
Peters Township High School is canceling its in-person classes for the week after positive coronavirus cases.
The University of Pittsburgh has added 46 coronavirus cases.
Two Pittsburgh-area licensed liquor establishments not following coronavirus orders were given notices of violation from state police, while seven others got warnings.
The nominations of statues for President Donald Trump's planned National Garden of American Heroes are in.
Gov. Tom Wolf is urging lawmakers to pass legislation that requires businesses to provide paid sick and family leave for workers.
The state Department of Health is making some changes to the coronavirus testing that's available at some local Walmarts.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 37 new Coronavirus cases out of 732 test results, but no additional deaths.
A new court order in Allegheny County could give tenants more time to pay rent just as the statewide eviction moratorium is set to expire.
