Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 13 New Cases, 2 Deaths Day After County Moves Into Yellow
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 13 new cases of Coronavirus on Saturday, and 2 additional deaths.
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The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 13 new cases of Coronavirus on Saturday, and 2 additional deaths.
UPMC Shadyside and UPMC Altoona have received shipments of remdesivir, a drug aimed at treating coronavirus patients.
The City of Pittsburgh announced that it has partnered with local organizations to distribute more than 33,000 meals to people in need since March.
Entering the 'Yellow' phase of Governor Wolf's reopening plan is the first step in getting the economy going again across the state.
JCPenney filed for bankruptcy on Friday, the latest retail giant to see its downfall hastened by the coronavirus crisis.
The Health Department confirmed that Pa. has seen cases of a serious rare inflammatory condition in children linked with the coronavirus.
As many as 2,000 people gathered at the Capitol for another anti-shutdown protest.
It was a busy day on Friday in Beaver County as businesses began to reopen for the first time in nearly two months.
Family members of Kane Living Center residents protested outside the facility Friday for its handling of the coronavirus.
The coronavirus is hard enough for adults to understand, let alone children.
Many local charities hold spring fundraisers, like walks and galas, that provide critical funding for their cause, but those are all canceled and charities are looking for alternatives.
The state Department of Health sent 1,200 doses of Remdesivir, an antiviral drug, to 51 hospitals across Pennsylvania. The only one in our area to get it was UPMC Presbyterian.
Doctors are eager to start seeing people again as the state reopens amid the coronavirus pandemic.
NFL teams can begin reopening their facilities on Tuesday if state and local governments will allow it.
Shoppers and business owners in Westmoreland County were excited to take advantage of the newly instituted "yellow" phase.
Summer may be a little different this year. The City of Pittsburgh announced Friday that many activities will not be happening.
After a month and a half in hibernation, the stay at home order has been lifted and signs of life have returned to Pittsburgh's shuttered business districts.
With the stay-at-home order in the rearview mirror, people went shopping as the area reopened.
The Allegheny County Board of Elections announced the locations of polling places for the June primary election.
Secretary of Health Dr. Levine announced that coronavirus has peaked in Pennsylvania.
One of Pa.'s nurses' unions alleges that hospitals have "resorted to severe rationing" of PPE even as they resume elective surgeries.
Saint Vincent College announced it intends to resume on-campus classes for the upcoming Fall 2020 semester.
The Pennsylvania Air National Guard plans to fly over hospitals in Pittsburgh next week to honor essential workers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Tom Wolf has announced that 12 more counties, including Beaver County, will soon join the partial easing of pandemic restrictions.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 986 new cases of Coronavirus on Friday, in addition to 124 more deaths.
