Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Police Officers Self-Isolating After Possible Exposure
Officials say Pittsburgh police officers are self-isolating after possible exposure to the coronavirus.
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Officials say Pittsburgh police officers are self-isolating after possible exposure to the coronavirus.
All K-12 schools in Pennsylvania will be closed for another two weeks amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has issued a stay-at-home order for Allegheny County.
Many businesses have been shut down due to the Coronavirus, but some are still open, and a pretty popular one in Oakmont is trying to help their local community.
Some schools are extending their closures due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Gov. Tom Wolf and state lawmakers have reached an agreement to postpone the state's primary elections from April until June.
A stay-at-home order is going to be issued for Allegheny County, effective tonight, according to a state representative.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health confirmed 165 new positive cases of Coronavirus on Monday.
The state Department of Revenue is extending the income tax deadline to July 15 amid the Coronavirus outbreak.
CMU is canceling its in-person commencement ceremonies due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are buying lunch for Allegheny General Hospital workers, supporting local restaurants at the same time.
The Allegheny County Health Department says they have confirmed 48 positive cases of Coronavirus in the county.
Officials with the Butler Health System say they now have three additional confirmed cases of Coronavirus.
Hotels in Niagara Falls are standing in solidarity with communities battling the coronavirus pandemic by creating what Canada's tourism officials are calling the "Niagara Heart of Hope."
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a gun shop that challenged Gov. Tom Wolf's authority to shutter businesses determined to be "non-life-sustaining," paving the way for enforcement to begin Monday.
Police will begin enforcing Governor Tom Wolf's order for all non-life sustaining businesses to close their physical locations.
Businesses and groups continue to come together to help those in need during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Kennywood might not be open right now, but people are still showing up to help out the needy during the Coronavirus pandemic.
With President Trump's emergency declaration, truck drivers helping with relief efforts have had certain restrictions lifted.
The Canadian Olympic Committee is saying they will refuse to send their athletes to the 2020 Toyko games unless they're postponed.
An employee of the New Kensington-Arnold School District that was part of a school band trip to NYC has tested positive for coronavirus.
After coming under fire from consumers, Bed Bath & Beyond has decided to close down their stores until April 3.
A man in Butler was tested on Wednesday for COVID-19 and he says he still has not heard back with results.
For 70 years, CMU students could "Paint the Fence" but with campus closed amid the coronavirus outbreak, they needed an alternative.
Giant Eagle will be open an hour early Monday-Wednesday for senior citizens and other vulnerable populations.
