Gov. Wolf says the funding is necessary because of the expected continued resurgence of COVID-19 cases across the state and the impact that will have on shelter volunteers and resources throughout the winter.
Erie's Public Works Department took responsibility for removing the boat, after a months-long battle.
The Conneaut, Crawford Central and Penncrest school districts are set to move to a hybrid learning schedule effective Monday, November 9.
The state is reporting 47 new coronavirus-related deaths, raising the total to 8,937.
The hunt is scheduled for Wednesday, December 9 and Thursday, December 10.
The total number of cases in Erie County is 2,434. There are 2,044 recovered cases, 336 active cases and 54 deaths.
Governor Wolf on Thursday reiterated his commitment to making sure every vote from Tuesday's election is counted.
Two neighbors with different political views, unsure which way this election will goes vow to stay friends once this is all over.
Local Republicans and Democrats reflect on their campaigns as ballots continue to pour in.
About a dozen canvassing committee members started at 8:00 a.m. Wednesday and continued the process of removing ballots from their inner privacy envelopes, unfolding them and sending them in stacks to be scanned and counted.
The rumors claim the use of Sharpies on ballots in Arizona, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio led to uncounted votes.
The Second Harvest Food Bank is extending its Backpack Program to Clark, Rolling Ridge and Klein elementary schools in Harborcreek.
The group Erie County United held a rally and march after hearing President Trump's "Victory Speech" early this morning.
Motorists may encounter delays in the area of the bridge, especially at the intersection of Route 6 (Main Street) and Route 408 (Church Street).
The northbound detour is scheduled to be lifted on Friday, Nov. 6 while the southbound detour is scheduled to lift on Monday, Nov. 9.
Chautauqua and Ashtabula counties report 141 and 234 active cases, respectively.
Election workers across Pennsylvania are chipping away at more than 1 million uncounted mail ballots.