Three Olive Garden Employees In Cranberry Have Probable Coronavirus Cases, Not Allowed To Work Again Until Meeting Guidelines
There are three probable Coronavirus cases at an Olive Garden in Cranberry, according to an Olive Garden spokesperson.
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There are three probable Coronavirus cases at an Olive Garden in Cranberry, according to an Olive Garden spokesperson.
The Allegheny County Health Department says in the past 10 days, it has begun to look at 712 new cases of coronavirus.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice says residents should prepare for a mandatory face mask order as the state's new coronavirus cases rise to their highest level since the pandemic began.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is recommending people who travel to 15 states quarantine after they return home.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto expressed support today for the Wolf administration's mask mandate issued on Wednesday.
The city of Myrtle Beach has made it mandatory to wear masks in some public places.
Il Pizzaiolo in Mt. Lebanon is temporarily halting dine-in service.
Penn State says a 21-year-old college student died of coronavirus complications.
Pittsburgh Public Schools is closing its service center for deep cleaning after an employee's family member tested positive for coronavirus.
The North Hills School District is warning families about a potential Coronavirus outbreak after two students tested positive following unsanctioned hockey tryouts.
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.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 832 new cases of Coronavirus on Thursday, in addition to 25 more deaths.
This year's Butler Farm Show has been canceled because of coronavirus.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 233 new Coronavirus cases and no additional deaths on Thursday.
A staffer at West Virginia's intelligence sharing agency has tested positive for the coronavirus after going to a wedding last month.
Mayor Peduto has joined other mayors across the country in calling for direct payments to those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
With Pennsylvania seeing spikes in cases but still reopening, officials are offering travel tips for the Fourth of July holiday.
After the North Hills School District approved a plan for activities to resume, the high school football team returned to practice.
The "Hella Mega Tour" featuring Fall Out Boy, Green Day, and Weezer has rescheduled their date for Pittsburgh.
Although Gov. Wolf's moratorium on evictions expires on July 10, state lawmakers are asking for it to be extended through August.
A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against Brighton Rehab and Wellness Center in Beaver County.
A cocktail server at Rivers Casino has tested positive for coronavirus.
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.
