West Virginia University Furloughing Staffers As Coronavirus Hits Revenues
West Virginia University is furloughing staffers due to a possible $40 million loss from the coronavirus pandemic.
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West Virginia University is furloughing staffers due to a possible $40 million loss from the coronavirus pandemic.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 16 new cases of Coronavirus on Friday, as well as two additional deaths.
The Market Square Farmers Market is being moved to a temporary location for at least two months.
The U.S. unemployment rate hit 14.7% in April which is the highest since the Great Depression.
CCAC will offer a free course later this month to train Pennsylvanians on how to contact trace to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Teachers and staff of Steel Valley School District held a parade for students and families.
Following a tip from a Western Pennsylvania consumer, a man was arrested for selling fraudulent COVID-19 testing kits.
The Pittsburgh Parking Authority is furloughing all of its officers and meter technicians.
Three local legislators are indicating that our region will be moved into the "yellow" phase soon.
The Greene County district attorney announced he will not prosecute business owners who reopen in defiance of Gov. Tom Wolf's shutdown order amid the coronavirus pandemic.
As people return to work, some things are going to change due to social distancing.
The annual Women who Rock concert brings in thousands of dollars in donations for Magee-Womens Research Institute and Foundation.
This is National Nurses Appreciation Week, but somehow that doesn't seem like enough during this outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
The arts and entertainment industry is almost completely shutdown because the business model is built on bringing large groups of people together.
Vice President Mike Pence says Gov. Tom Wolf has the authority to decide when Pennsylvania reopens.
Nancy Pateline's mother Barbara is a resident of St. Barnabas Nursing Home.
It has been a nervous month for the family of Hampton native and palliative care nurse Susie Carl.
There are new protocols in place if you are going to the hospital for routine surgery amid the coronavirus pandemic.
While there is no date in mind for the zoo to reopen, they are making sure they are prepared for when they can.
Four southwestern counties that are still in the "red" have filed a federal lawsuit aimed at getting businesses back open.
The countdown is on for the first 24 counties in the state to move to the "yellow" phase of Gov. Tom Wolf's coronavirus reopening plan.
Personal Protective Equipment, or better known as PPE, is something healthcare workers desperately need, and one local man is taking to the sky today to help out.
Officials with UPMC say they believe the area can safely reopen if we focus on people who are most vulnerable to the virus.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced salons and restaurants with outdoor dining will be reopening on May 15.
Rite Aid is expanding its testing criteria to include asymptomatic adults.
