Pennsylvania could be moving into Phase 1B of the state’s vaccination plan in the near future. Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine made that clear during a press conference Monday morning.
The large increase comes after a two-week downward trend following a peak on the week ending Dec. 15, 2020.
The committee hopes to hold the celebration in April to honor Dr. King's legacy.
Chautauqua and Ashtabula counties are reporting 715 and 659 active cases, respectively.
Pennsylvania will soon begin vaccinating people 75 years and older and “essential workers” like police officers, grocery store clerks and teachers.
The project, which was first announced in 2013, will include changes to the West 8th St. corridor between Pittsburgh Ave. and Greengarden Rd. in the City of Erie.
The decision affected suits filed in several states, including a challenge to no-excuse mail-in voting in Pennsylvania by U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly.
The Northeast Regional will be based in Erie with anglers taking part in events on Lake Erie and Presque Isle Bay from June 23-25, 2021.
It is one of 28 grants announced Monday that are part of $4.7 million in funding through the PAsmart Next Generation Industry Partnership.
According to a Team Fetterman campaign email, 15,000 contributions came in from all 50 states and 63 out of Pennsylvania's 67 counties.
Total cumulative cases in Erie County is 13,330, with 310 deaths. 90 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 as of Monday morning.
The Butler County Republican says he was rushed to a secure location in a nearby House building and was not in danger.
The state is reporting 83 new coronavirus-related deaths Monday, raising the total to 17,853.
Since its opening in 2011, over 21,200 babies have been born at the facility and 2,400 neonatal admissions.
As the events unfolded live on television, one history teacher at McDowell says it's important to talk with students about what happened.
Movies theaters locally opened up over the weekend after a three week shutdown. Erie News Now checked in with the Movies at Meadville to see how they survived another shutdown.
Calls came out for a trailer home fully consumed by flames, the fire was so strong, it spread to a neighboring home.
Local Pittsburgh and Cleveland fans were excited for the big playoff game Sunday and some local restaurants were excited too, and prepared to serve up some tailgating favorites.
Jeff Bobango and Marissa Connick show off their Cleveland Browns memorabilia.
While you enjoy tonight's game, you will most likely want tasty dishes to go along with it and there's plenty of that available in the area tonight.
