Monroeville Company Making Social Distancing Signs To Help Slow The Spread Of Coronavirus
FASTSIGNS has been hard at work to create posters and stickers to help local businesses practice social distancing.
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FASTSIGNS has been hard at work to create posters and stickers to help local businesses practice social distancing.
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, the Bantam Jeep Festival organizers are deciding if they will reschedule the June event.
A local family put on a front porch concert outside their home in Hampton Township.
A local man had a heartbreaking final goodbye with his 88-year-old grandfather who died after testing positive for coronavirus.
Union representatives at a Beaver County nursing home say at least six employees have tested positive for coronavirus.
One local 5-year-old got a birthday celebration she will never forget.
A personal care home in Westmoreland County has had six residents and one employee test positive for coronavirus.
Employees at two more Giant Eagle stores have tested positive for coronavirus.
The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh says a priest who was exposed to someone who tested positive for coronavirus has tested negative.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice says his directive to have police monitor roads and check in on travelers from coronavirus hotspots might be unconstitutional but will continue for safety reasons.
Amid all of the loud, breaking dire pandemic news from around the country and the world, in the last 24 hours or so, scientists have quietly offered some very cautious notes of optimism.
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While the news nationally is grim, there's some cause for optimism.
A parenting expert gives advice to parents during the coronavirus closures.
CMU is moving its in-person and on-campus summer classes online due to the uncertainty of the coronavirus outbreak.
The Allegheny County Jail has released more than 600 inmates amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Duquesne City School District says it will use a school bus to deliver lunches to students during the closure of schools amid the coronavirus outbreak.
A USPS employee who works at a Warrendale processing and distribution center has tested positive for COVID-19.
A woman from Washington County is facing charges and being tested for Coronavirus after state police say she coughed in a trooper's face.
Two men from Johnstown face charges after a confrontation that apparently began over one coughing without covering his mouth led to gunfire.
About 1,700 Pittsburgh Public Schools teachers are training to start teaching thousands of students at home.
It is now easier to find food distribution sites in your area.
When asked about when we might see a peak in COVID-19 cases and how it will impact our state's health care system, Secretary of State Dr. Rachel Levine says the answer is complex.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University say they have created an app that can determine whether you might have COVID-19, just by analyzing your voice.
Sen. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania says he is supporting a movement that some Twitter users are talking about under the hashtag, #Masks4All.
