In answering the question, "when will another stimulus check come", the answer "never" may come as a harsh surprise. But a new bill that was recently released makes no mention of another check for individuals.
Dairy farmers across Pennsylvania that lost money and product during the COVID-19 pandemic are being urged to apply for financial relief.
Monday, August 31 is the final day to pay city and county real estate taxes at face value.
The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Chautauqua County has now surpassed 300.
The Village of Sherman, N.Y. has been without a grocery store since 2018.
The state Supreme Court could decide as early as Monday whether to take over and fast-track a state Democratic Party lawsuit.
Sgt. William Varee of Springboro was among the top 20 scorers in the Governor's Twenty, a state-level National Guard award presented annually to the top 20 shooters in the state.
Cuomo said gyms and fitness centers could open at 33% capacity starting Monday.
At least 33 states and the District of Columbia are temporarily allowing cocktails to-go during the pandemic.
Route 6 will be closed between the intersection with Old Valley Road to the intersection with Old Meadville Road beginning August 31.
Officials from Onex, an industrial furnace company, announced the creation of a new Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) at a company event on August 21.
The enhancements will improve reliability and coverage for customers as well as users of FirstNet, a dedicated communications platform for public safety officials and first responders.
Crawford County saw four new cases, raising its total to 190. No new cases were reported in Warren County, which has a total of 26.
The donation will help provide free prekindergarten education to children in need throughout Crawford County.
One new positive case coronavirus has been reported in Erie County as of 12:01 a.m. Monday.
Allegheny Reopening
Allegheny College is planning on opening next week.
There is a shortage of desks, laptops, and a high demand of face masks. Some local community members are coming together to make sure kids have what they need while heading back to school, whether it be in person or online.