Pa. Health Dept. Reports 711 Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Rises To Over 101,000
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 711 new cases of Coronavirus on Monday, in addition to three more deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 711 new cases of Coronavirus on Monday, in addition to three more deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 172 new Coronavirus cases Monday, and no additional deaths, out of 2,173 test results.
As school districts across the region layout their plans for the fall, some are putting the final decision in the hands of parents.
The Seneca Valley School District plans to finalize their return-to-school plan today and take a vote on it.
Pool testing is being discussed as an option to try to contain the spread of Coronavirus as schools and businesses prepare for people to return.
The Toronto Blue Jays are considering calling PNC Park "home" this summer after their country will not allow them to play at Rogers Centre in Toronto.
Six restaurants, including Soba in Shadyside, will be keeping their doors closed because they can not operate with the latest order from the county health department. The specialty restaurants are part of the Big Burrito Restaurant Group.
With NFL training camps set to start this week, players are taking to social media, pleading with the league to address their safety concerns.
A mask order covering "a lot more counties" could be coming this week in Ohio, according to Gov. Mike DeWine.
The president of the Big Burrito Restaurant Group announced Sunday that all of its specialty restaurants would temporarily close due to current restrictions on their establishments.
A hospital in Brooklyn received a special delivery this week during the coronavirus pandemic: A truckload of 1,800 paintings, one for every employee, each representing a flower.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 786 new cases of Coronavirus on Sunday, in addition to 8 more deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 138 new Coronavirus cases Sunday, and one additional death, out of 1,895 test results.
The Mars Area School District is canceling its senior prom.
Four California high school students are helping children color their way through the coronavirus pandemic.
Pirates broadcaster Bob Walk is recovering from COVID-19.
A West Virginia House of Delegates employee has tested positive for the coronavirus.
A bill seeking to prohibit criminal penalties for those who defy local and state health orders has been vetoed by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine.
Aldi's is requiring that customers wear face coverings at all stores effective July 27.
The Mayor of Monessen has reissued an emergency proclamation due to the Coronavirus.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 763 new cases of Coronavirus on Saturday, in addition to 15 more deaths.
Governor Tom Wolf voiced his support for the RESTAURANTS Act of 2020, a bill that if made into law would provide billions in funds to independently-owned restaurants nationwide.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 135 new Coronavirus cases Saturday, and one additional death, out of 1,661 test results.
In-person classes at the University of Pittsburgh may be in jeopardy.
Gov. Tom Wolf says a percent positivity above 5 percent -- which is where six southwestern Pa. counties are sitting -- is "cause for concern."
