Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: GNC Furloughs 'Significant Number' Of Employees
Pittsburgh-based GNC says it is furloughing a "significant number" of employees because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Pittsburgh-based GNC says it is furloughing a "significant number" of employees because of the coronavirus outbreak.
The weather may be getting nicer, just in time for the weekend too, but Mayor Bill Peduto and Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Wendell Hissrich are emphasizing the importance of social distancing.
Gov. Tom Wolf is asking all Pennsylvanians to wear masks anytime they leave the house.
The Pittsburgh Pirates home opener scheduled for yesterday was cancelled because of coronavirus.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health confirmed 1,404 new positive cases of Coronavirus on Friday.
Thousands of Pennsylvanians are newly out of work due to the COVID-19 pandemic, however, there are some places that are still hiring.
The Allegheny County Health Department says there are a total of 476 active cases of Coronavirus in the county.
The Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has become one of the leading voices for Americans in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Salvation Army's Greater Pittsburgh Women's Auxillary has donated fabric for 1,000 masks for Excela Health.
Dollar Energy Fund and Duquesne Light have expanded the pool of money available to those in need in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Handwritten postcards from local artists are being sent around the globe in an effort to spread kindness and love during the coronavirus pandemic.
With the coronavirus outbreak causing budget constraints, nearly 500 Westmoreland County employees will be furloughed at the end of the day.
The deadline for non-life-sustaining businesses to apply for an exemption is 5 on Friday evening.
Members of the Pennsylvania National Guard dedicated time on Thursday to help the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank pack boxes.
Giant Eagle is planning to open early on Thursdays and Fridays for EMTs, first responders and other frontline workers.
Butler Health System says it's looking at possible overflow locations for patients as coronavirus cases continue to rise.
Local mail carriers are practicing social distancing while on the job during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Giant Eagle employee in Westmoreland County has tested positive for coronavirus.
When you get your groceries home, should you be washing more than just your produce?
How is Pennsylvania handling the coronavirus, and how fast can we get the economy going again?
Police are still looking for the customer who spit in the face of a Giant Eagle cashier at the store in Edgewood Towne Center on Wednesday night.
We know a lot of you have questions about the coronavirus, and we want to get you some answers.
Sometimes the greatest things start out with the smallest of measures.
Some senior citizens may be having an especially tough time right now.
Allegheny Health Network is creating thousands of coronavirus test kits in preparation for a possible surge of coronavirus cases.
