District officials say families should be prepared for an extension or a shift back to virtual learning due to health and safety reasons.
A Pennsylvania appeals court judge ordered state officials on Wednesday to halt any further steps toward certifying election results.
Examples of some of the suggested activities include prayer walks, letter-writing campaigns and online Christmas carol sing-along sites that participants can enjoy with family and friends over Zoom.
The new emergency disaster declaration will now go through the end of February, unless Wolf decides to end it sooner.
Investigators seized powder cocaine and crack cocaine with a street value of more than $36,000, as well as more than $39,000 in cash, according to police.
Investigators seized powder cocaine and crack cocaine with a street value of more than $36,000, as well as more than $39,000 in cash, according to police.
2020 marks the 12th year of the program which has donated over 11,000 warm winter coats to Grow Up Great preschool children in northwest Pennsylvania since 2008.
The airline industry will lose $157 billion between this year and next due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to International Air Transport Association.
The event will feature Republican Jim Gerlach and Democrat Nick Rahall.
The Erie School Board has scheduled a special meeting to decide if sports like basketball, swimming and wrestling will continue amid the latest surge in COVID-19 cases.
The Better Business Bureau of Western Pa. has released a series of tips to keep consumers safe while shopping this holiday season.
The state is reporting 144 new coronavirus-related deaths as of Wednesday, raising the total to 10,095.
Vintage & Soul Home opens this Saturday, Nov. 28 at 10 a.m. and will be open until 6 p.m.
"Most people are booking because they are ready to get out of Covid and ready to go relax, get out of their house and go do something," says Owner of Miller Travel, Ann Denny.
With new restrictions and regulations coming out of Harrisburg, local bars and restaurants are forced to jump through another hoop in order to make revenue.
This Thanksgiving is looking a lot different for many of us, with many people not cooking the typical huge Thanksgiving meal for large groups this year.
Local nurses have seen the faces of COVID-19 firsthand, and the toll it takes on patients and all frontline health care providers. Some local nurses wrote a letter to the community with a strong message about rising case numbers in our community.
As the winter sports season starts for some schools, wrestlers are adapting to overcome the challenges of combating the virus.
LECOM Senior Living is the first locally to use one of the emergency authorized drugs
Student athletes from the swimming and basketball teams urged district officials to let them go back to practice.