Eat'n Park Makes Safety Changes To Restaurants To Prepare For Reopening In The 'Green' Phase
A smiley cookie could be in your future as Eat'n Park plans to reopen with new safety restrictions.
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A smiley cookie could be in your future as Eat'n Park plans to reopen with new safety restrictions.
Elementary school teachers across the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh were told that they aren't guaranteed jobs in the fall.
Amazon is releasing details about a coronavirus case at its facility in Crafton.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice says he will allow youth sports to resume games with spectators in the stands this summer.
Weeks of work at the state Department of Education could yield guidelines as early as next week for school districts in helping them decide how to reopen schools, Wolf said Friday.
The Butler County Commissioners are seeking federal funding to support their reopening plan.
Hair salons and barbershops were buzzing with clients in Lawerence County.
Wastewater could help detect coronavirus outbreaks.
Research shows there was a 90 percent reduction in cancer screenings in March and April.
Allegheny Health Network wants to expand its COVID-19 testing, so the health system took its mobile testing unit to Duquesne today.
The Pirates and the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police volunteered at Citiparks' Grab-and-Go Lunch Distribution event.
Much of Southwestern Pennsylvania is expected to enter the "Green Phase" of Gov. Tom Wolf's phased Coronavirus safety reopening plan.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 693 new cases of Coronavirus on Friday, in addition to 91 more deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 19 new cases of Coronavirus on Friday, but no additional deaths.
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey, of Pennsylvania, says he likely had Coronavirus at some point after getting back an antibody test with positive results.
Allegheny Health Network will have its mobile coronavirus testing unit in the Hill District until 4:00 on Friday.
The Allegheny Conference and Beaver County Commissioners are preparing for a visit from HHS Secretary Alex Azar.
Officials in southwestern Pa. are confident their counties will be among the next to move into Gov. Tom Wolf's "green" phase of reopening.
West Virginia has adjusted its numbers to show that there are still two counties with no confirmed coronavirus cases.
Even as Pennsylvania counties begin to move into the "green phase," large events are still not allowed.
Pittsburgh International Airport is seeing 2,000 daily passengers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Night clubs, indoor church services, large weddings and indoor restaurant dining are among the riskiest summer activities.
Hair salons, restaurants, health clubs and gyms are beyond eager to learn whether Gov. Tom Wolf will be moving the region into the "Green Phase."
Some local medical workers received some fresh fruit baskets Thursday morning, courtesy of the Allegheny County Sheriff's Office.
Outdoor visits will be allowed at assisted living facilities as well as facilities for people with developmental disabilities, beginning June 8.
