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• Ross Township Police Investigating Two Shooting Deaths

  02-05-2020 23:57
  
  ROSS TOWNSHIP (KDKA) – The Ross Township Police Department are investigating two shooting deaths they believe to be related.A man was found dead in his home on Elm Court due to an apparent gunshot wound. A second man was also found dead in his car near the scene of the home on Elm Court, also due to an apparent gunshot wound.However, police do not believe a suspect to be at large or a danger to the public.Allegheny County Police Department Homicide Unit is also helping with the investigati
  
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• Search For Man That Fell Into Creek At McConnells Mill State Park Suspended Until Sunday Morning

  02-05-2020 23:50
  
  PORTERSVILLE, Pa. (KDKA) – A search is underway at McConnells Mill State Park for a man that fell into the Slippery Rock Creek on Saturday afternoon.According to authorities, multiple fire departments and water rescue teams are currently searching for the victim. They say the person fell in between the Mill and Harris Bridge.The call came around 2:30 p.m. and according to the Slippery Rock Township assistant fire chief, they are searching for a 38-year-old man from Meadville, Pennsylvania.
  
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• Crews Searching For Person That Fell Into Creek At McConnells Mill State Park

  02-05-2020 23:50
  
  PORTERSVILLE, Pa. (KDKA) – A search is underway at McConnells Mill State Park for a person that fell into the Slippery Rock Creek on Saturday afternoon.According to authorities, multiple fire departments and water rescue teams are currently searching for the victim. They say the person fell in between the Mill and Harris Bridge.The call came around 2:30 p.m.No further details have yet been made available.Stay With KDKA.com For More Details
  
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• Crews Searching For Man That Fell Into Creek At McConnells Mill State Park

  02-05-2020 23:50
  
  PORTERSVILLE, Pa. (KDKA) – A search is underway at McConnells Mill State Park for a man that fell into the Slippery Rock Creek on Saturday afternoon.According to authorities, multiple fire departments and water rescue teams are currently searching for the victim. They say the person fell in between the Mill and Harris Bridge.The call came around 2:30 p.m. and according to the Slippery Rock Township assistant fire chief, they are searching for a 38-year-old man from Meadville, Pennsylvania.
  
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• New Mexico man charged in deadly fight at Hotel Monaco in December

  02-05-2020 23:38 via post-gazette.com
  
  During the struggle, Mr. Skillman admitted to putting Mr. Brown in a “rear naked choke hold” until he passed out after Mr. Brown began biting his arms, according to the complaint.
  
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• Local Service Dog In The Running For ‘American Humane Hero Dog Of The Year’

  02-05-2020 22:57
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Not all heroes wear capes.Some have four legs, fur, and help veterans.Meet Nick: Nick was paired with Jody, a veteran of the United States Army and Navy in January 2019. Jody suffers from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Nick, her service dog, helps her mitigate the symptoms.Nick was raised, trained, and donated by Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, a 501(C)3 located in Williston, Florida.“Guardian Angels is proud to have two additional service dogs nominated
  
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• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Parks, Forests Announce Plans To Reopen Gradually

  02-05-2020 22:17
  
  HARRISBURG (KDKA) — As the weather turns warmer, Pennsylvanians may have a chance to do more recreationally in the state parks and forests.
  The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) will be opening state parks and forest facilities in phases, following the direction of Governor Wolf’s gradual reopening of Pennsylvania.Three public golf courses at Caledonia and Evansburg state parks and Michaux State Forest opened to the public on Friday. At least one restroom
  
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• Taxing problem: Less traffic will drive down road repair money next year for PennDOT, municipalities

  02-05-2020 21:30 via post-gazette.com
  
  Gov. Tom Wolf’s stay-at-home order reduced road traffic and in two weeks gasoline tax revenue fell by about $50 million, cutting road funds.
  
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• No hard fast rules for counties to go from red to yellow

  02-05-2020 21:28 via post-gazette.com
  
  The Department of Health is using metrics including population density to decide what counties can reopen their economies.
  
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• No hard and fast rules for counties to go from red to yellow

  02-05-2020 21:28 via post-gazette.com
  
  The Department of Health is using metrics including population density to decide what counties can reopen their economies.
  
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• Police: Argument Between Driver, Passenger Leads To Serious Car Crash; Victims Receiving Treatment At Hospital

  02-05-2020 20:31
  
  BELTZHOOVER (KDKA) — A car crashed into a building in Beltzhoover after an argument between two people in the car escalated, according to police.The car crashed into a Ron Flora Automotive building on the 600 block of West Warrington Avenue, and first responders arrived at the scene around 2:00 p.m. Saturday.The female passenger told police that she and the male driver had been in an argument just before the collision. Police say that the driver proceeded to exit the vehicle and ran up the
  
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• Car Crashes Into Building In Beltzhoover

  02-05-2020 20:31
  
  BELTZHOOVER (KDKA) — Police and medics responded to a car slamming into a building in Beltzhoover Saturday afternoon, according to Allegheny County dispatch.Dispatch reported that one person had to be transported from the site of the crash.The crash was reported to police at 1:42 p.m. Saturday. The car crashed into a building located at the intersection of West Warrington Avenue and Boggs Avenue.The extent of the damage to the vehicle and the current status of the victim are unknown at thi
  
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• Police investigate early morning Homewood shooting

  02-05-2020 20:12 via post-gazette.com
  
  The woman, who was brought to the hospital by private means, told police that she was shot overnight on Stranahan Street in Homewood.
  
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• Pennsylvania State Police Mark 115 Year Anniversary By Honoring Fallen Troopers

  02-05-2020 20:12
  
  HARRISBURG (KDKA) — Pennsylvania State Police marked 115 years of serving Pennsylvanians.Former Governor Samuel Pennypacker formed the Pennsylvania State Police on May 2, 1905. Pennsylvania State Police say that its agency was “the first uniformed police agency of its kind in theUnited States.”Traditionally, state police honor fallen troopers every year at a ceremony in Hershey, Pa. where the state police academy is located. Due to the current social distancing restrictions, th
  
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• Police: Gunshot Victim Walks Into Hospital, Investigation Ongoing

  02-05-2020 19:52
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Pittsburgh Police are investigating after a woman admitted herself to the hospital for a gunshot wound.The woman, who has not been identified by police, received treatment after being shot in the foot, according to police. Police say the woman told them she had been shot early Saturday morning on Stranahan Street, and she did not use an ambulance to arrive at the hospital around 9:00 a.m. Saturday. The hospital where she received treatment was not specified by police.Po
  
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• A Lawyer Dressed As The Grim Reaper Is Haunting Florida Beaches To Protest Their Reopening

  02-05-2020 18:21
  
  (CNN) — Most Floridians hitting the newly reopened beaches are trading stay-at-home sweatpants for shorts and swimsuits.
  But when he heads out, Daniel Uhlfelder dons a raggedy black robe, conceals his face with a black cloth and wields his scythe.
  Uhlfelder, an attorney, is haunting Florida beaches dressed as the Grim Reaper to protest their reopening, which he believes is premature.
  It’s a macabre plea to beachgoers to stay home.
  Uhlfelder is a staunch advocate for public beach acce
  
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• Pa. Health Dept. Says Cases Statewide Increase To 48,305 With Nearly 10,000 Cases In Nursing Homes

  02-05-2020 18:02
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 1,334 additional positive cases of Coronavirus statewide Saturday, in addition to 64 more deaths.
  That brings the statewide total number of cases to 48,305.
  The Health Department says all 67 counties in Pennsylvania have cases of COVID-19. Current patients are either in isolation at home or being treated at the hospital.
  The statewide death toll has now reached 2,418. In Pennsylvania, 1,614 nursing home residents have d
  
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• Three new COVID-19 deaths in Saturday count

  02-05-2020 17:39 via post-gazette.com
  
  Daily county COVID-19 case and death counts are now in steady decline. 
  
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• Region sees 4 new COVID-19 deaths in Saturday count

  02-05-2020 17:39 via post-gazette.com
  
  Daily county COVID-19 case and death counts are now in steady decline. 
  
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• Only three more COVID-19 deaths in Saturday count

  02-05-2020 17:39 via post-gazette.com
  
  Daily county COVID-19 case and death counts are now in steady decline. 
  
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• Allegheny Co. Health Dept: Death Total Tops 100 Countywide As Coronavirus Cases Increase To 1,333

  02-05-2020 17:05
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Allegheny County Health Department reported 14 new cases of Coronavirus county-wide on Saturday, in addition to 3 more deaths.
  The total number of cases county-wide now stands at 1,333.
  According to health officials, that total number consists of 1,284 confirmed cases and 49 probable cases.
  Officials report that 237 patients have been or are presently hospitalized among all cases.To date, the Health Department says there have been 102 deaths. Of those reported
  
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• The Boy Scouts Of America Are Inviting Families Across The US To Participate In A Virtual Camp-In

  02-05-2020 16:47
  
  (CNN) — Get some graham crackers and marshmallows ready for some s’mores.
  With families isolating at home, the Boy Scouts are inviting kids across America to participate in a virtual camp-in.
  The National camp-in begins on Saturday, May 2, at 11 a.m. E.T., and it is open for anyone to participate, regardless of whether they’re enrolled in Boy Scouts.
  The event will be hosted live on Facebook, and it will feature tutorials on campsite construction, wilderness survival tips and m
  
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• Regional Food Drives Held To Assist Communities In Need

  02-05-2020 16:43
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Cherry City Fire Station is holding a food donation drive Saturday.From 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the station will be collecting non-perishable food items and monetary donations at 309 Davis Avenue in Pittsburgh. Checks can be made out to Network Of Hope.
  McCullough Elementary School in Jeannette, Pa. hosted a food drive at 213 Watt Road from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday. Organizers asked for non-perishable items, and donations went to Penn Trafford community foo
  
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• Regional Food Drives Being Held To Assist Communities In Need

  02-05-2020 16:43
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Cherry City Fire Station is holding a food donation drive Saturday.From 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the station will be collecting non-perishable food items and monetary donations at 309 Davis Avenue in Pittsburgh. Checks can be made out to Network Of Hope.
  McCullough Elementary School in Jeannette, Pa. is also hosting a food drive at 213 Watt Road from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday. Organizers are also asking for non-perishable items, and donations will go to Penn
  
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• Fitzgerald says Allegheny County could reopen next round

  02-05-2020 15:25 via post-gazette.com
  
  COVID-19 infections are declining but Allegheny County remains under Gov. Wolf’s shut-in order.
  
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• Police Investigate Oakland Burglary; Suspect Still At Large

  02-05-2020 14:52
  
  OAKLAND (KDKA) — The University of Pittsburgh Police and Pittsburgh Police responded to a burglary Friday.According to the University of Pittsburgh Police, the burglary occurred at 4:25 p.m. on Friday at the 3100 block of Kennett Square. The homeowner told police that he reportedly saw an unknown man entering his residence and that a purse was taken. The purse had a cellphone, credit cards and giftcards inside, according to police.The homeowner told police that the burglar took off in an u
  
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• Clothing donation pipeline suffers a COVID-19 breakdown

  02-05-2020 14:00 via post-gazette.com
  
  Because of restrictions to stop the spread of COVID-19, donating apparel to a local nonprofit isn't as simple as it used to be.
  
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• Hey Ray! How To Determine How Far Away A Thunderstorm Is From You

  02-05-2020 12:09
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Can you really tell how far away a thunderstorm is by counting the seconds between the flash of lightning and the boom of thunder?
  The answer is yes, but there is a little more to it than that.
  First of all, thunder is caused by lightning’s incredible heat.
  When lightning happens in a storm, it causes the air next to the bolt to almost instantly heat up to as high as 50-thousand degrees.
  Yeah, five times hotter than the surface of the sun!
  Right after the flash, t
  
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• Pittsburgh Weather: More Rain to Accompany Warmer Temperatures This Weekend

  02-05-2020 11:49
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — It’s a bit of a rollercoaster with temperatures!
  Most of today looks to be dry with partly cloudy skies and high temperatures nearing 70 degrees.Clouds will increase today and there’s a chance for a few showers to move in later this evening after sunset.We stay mild and above average with temperatures in the low 70’s on Sunday, but expect periods of rain through the day especially south of Pittsburgh as a cold front rolls back in.
  North of the city, sc
  
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• Runners Prepare For Pittsburgh Marathon, Taking Place Virtually Due To Coronavirus

  02-05-2020 11:43
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Runners from across the United States are preparing to take part in the Pittsburgh Marathon this weekend — and it will be taking place virtually due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
  When over 13,000 people signed up for the marathon for this weekend, this is not what they had envisioned, but they are all making the best of the current situation.
  The runners come from 43 states and 5 countries, and will run outside or on a treadmill to get their miles in.
  For 30% of th
  
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• Area Politicians And Business Owners React To Governor Tom Wolf’s Plan To Reopen Pennsylvania

  02-05-2020 11:35
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The words being used by many regarding Pa. Governor Tom Wolf’s plan for reopening Pennsylvania are ‘disappointed’ and ‘frustrated.’
  State Representative Pam Snyder wants the Governor to reconsider his decision, saying that the state should be reopening by county, not by region.
  “Allegheny County is different than Greene, Fayette, Washington, Butler, the surrounding counties. We’re more rural, we don’t have the density in p
  
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• Bellevue Police Searching For Car Theft Suspect

  02-05-2020 08:21
  
  BELLEVUE, Pa. (KDKA) — Bellevue Police are seeking to identify the suspect in a case involving a stolen vehicle.
  On April 20th, 2020, police officers investigated a report of a stolen vehicle from Trunzo Collision.
  The vehicle was reportedly stolen from the parking lot during the overnight from April 19 to April 20.
  Police officers were able to observe camera footage of the vehicle driving north on Ohio River Boulevard.
  The suspect parked the vehicle at Bellevue Beer and went inside the st
  
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• Pa. Liquor Control Board Expands Curbside Pickup Regulations

  02-05-2020 08:09
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Pa. Liquor Control Board announced Friday that it was expanding its limit on curbside pickup orders at its stores.
  The six-bottle limit on curbside orders has been increased to 12 units per order.
  Next week curbside pickup will be available at the following locations:Russellton — Allegheny County
  Latrobe, Monessen, Irwin, and Avonmore — Westmoreland CountyAs of next week, only four Fine Wine & Good Spirits retail stores temporarily closed for renovat
  
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• 11th Resident At Kane Living Center In Glen Hazel Dies Of Coronavirus

  02-05-2020 07:47
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — An 11th person has died at the Kane Living Facility in Glen Hazel.
  64 other residents have tested positive and eight are hospitalized.
  41 residents are considered recovered from the virus.
  More information on the Coronavirus pandemic:CDC Coronavirus Information
  CDC Global Map of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
  Pennsylvania Department of Health Information
  Allegheny County Health Department Information
  
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• ‘Yellow Means Caution’; Pa. Secretary Of Health Dr. Levine Makes Statement On Organized Sports

  02-05-2020 07:33
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — During Friday’s news briefing, Pa. Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine made it clear that organized sports won’t be taking place any time soon.
  Dr. Levine noted that organized sports are not going to be allowed to take place under the ‘yellow’ phase.
  “We have to wait until the green phase for that to be allowed. As the Governor has been saying, yellow means caution and it would not be an exercise of caution to let team sports play,”
  
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• WVU Expects In-Person Classes In Fall, No Tuition Increase

  02-05-2020 06:44
  
  MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia University’s board of governors expects its three campuses to return to in-person classes this fall and said Friday that base tuition and fees will be kept the same for the academic year.Board Chairman David Alvarez says despite the university’s financial challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic, the board decided not to increase tuition and fees in the interest of students and families.Resident tuition and fees will stay at $8,976 p
  
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• American Kennel Club Releases Most Popular Dog Breeds List

  02-05-2020 06:27
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The Labrador Retriever is still the most popular dog breed, according to the American Kennel Club.
  The AKC released its Most Popular Dog Breeds list on May 1, 2020.
  It’s based on 2019 AKC registration statistics.
  Labs top the AKC’s list for the 29th year in a row.
  The German Shepherd is second, followed by the Golden Retriever.
  The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is in the top 10 for the first time ever, according to the AKC.
  The American Kennel Club’s list inclu
  
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• Coronavirus Coverage: Armstrong Co. Leaders Say They Are Looking Into An Appeal After Gov. Tom Wolf Announces County Will Remain Closed

  02-05-2020 06:01
  
  ARMSTRONG COUNTY (KDKA) — Commissioners in Armstrong county pleaded with the governor to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic but to no avail.
  On Friday, Gov. Tom Wolf announced that 24 counties are moving into the “yellow” phase of reopening May 8.
  Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine cited population density as a concern as to why the southwestern part of the sate would not open.
  However, leaders in some more rural counties that weren’t placed in the “yellow&rdqu
  
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• ‘Just Not Right’: State Rep. Surprised Greene, Fayette And Washington Counties Are Not Moving To ‘Yellow’ Phase Of Gov. Wolf’s Coronavirus Reopening Plan

  02-05-2020 05:16
  
  WASHINGTON COUNTY (KDKA) — A state representative for Greene, Fayette and Washington counties is asking the governor to reconsider moving those counties to the next phase of his reopening plan.
  On Friday, Gov. Tom Wolf announced that 24 counties are moving into the “yellow” phase of reopening May 8.
  When asked why the southwestern part of the state would not open, Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine cited population density as a concern.
  Rep. Pam Snyder (D-50th) posted an emo
  
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• ‘Just Not Right’: State Rep. Is Surprised Greene, Fayette And Washington Counties Are Not Moving To ‘Yellow’ Phase Of Gov. Wolf’s Coronavirus Reopening Plan

  02-05-2020 05:16
  
  WASHINGTON COUNTY (KDKA) — A state representative for Greene, Fayette and Washington counties is asking the governor to reconsider moving those counties to the next phase of his reopening plan.
  On Friday, Gov. Tom Wolf announced that 24 counties are moving into the “yellow” phase of reopening May 8.
  When asked why the southwestern part of the state would not open, Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine cited population density as a concern.
  Rep. Pam Snyder (D-50th) posted an emo
  
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• During Coronavirus Closures, Aquarium In Tokyo Wants People To FaceTime Its Shy Eels So They Don’t Forget About Humans

  02-05-2020 03:54
  
  (CNN) — With much of the world’s human population stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic, one Japanese aquarium is exploring a new way to ensure its inhabitants don’t get too used to the peace and quiet.
  In an appeal this week, Tokyo’s Sumida Aquarium asked for volunteers to FaceTime its 300 spotted garden eels, which have had limited interactions with humans since the aquarium was forced to close in March.
  TOKYO, JAPAN – NOVEMBER 11: Spotted garden eels sway
  
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• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: 13th Port Authority Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19

  02-05-2020 03:22
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A 13th Port Authority employee has tested positive for coronavirus.The Port Authority announced Friday a ninth maintenance worker at the West Mifflin garage has tested positive for COVID-19.It is the 11th case of coronavirus at the garage, which will be deep cleaned on Saturday.
  The latest employee to test positive last worked on April 26 and is in self-quarantine, the Port Authority says.
  “Now, more than ever, people need access to reliable public transportation,
  
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• Pittsburgh Researchers Say HIV Nasal Spray May Help Prevent COVID-19

  02-05-2020 02:39
  
  LOUISVILLE, KEN. (KDKA) — Researchers at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital and the University of Louisville are working on a treatment for HIV that may help in the fight against coronavirus.
  Video shows researchers working on reformulating a possible preventive treatment for HIV.
  It is a nasal spray and involves a molecule that’s active against Ebola, SARS and other transmittable diseases.
  The spray is in the animal trial phase.
  If all goes well, they hope to fast-track the spray into human
  
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• Coronavirus Coverage: Pittsburgh Researchers Working On Nasal Spray To Prevent COVID-19

  02-05-2020 02:39
  
  LOUISVILLE, KEN. (KDKA) — Researchers at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital and the University of Louisville are working on a treatment for HIV that may help in the fight against coronavirus.Video shows researchers working on reformulating a possible preventive treatment for HIV.
  It is a nasal spray and involves a molecule that’s active against Ebola, SARS and other transmittable diseases.The spray is in the animal trial phase.If all goes well, they hope to fast-track the spray into humane t
  
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• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Steps In To Help Counties With PPE For Polling Places

  02-05-2020 02:10
  
  NEW CASTLE, Pa. (KDKA) – As the governor’s stay-at-home orders are lifted in some parts of Pennsylvania, nobody is quite sure how safe it will be for voters to vote in-person in the June 2 primary.
  Some officials have raised concerns about enough masks, gloves and disinfectants for both poll workers and voters.
  While many will vote by mail this year, now available to every voter, thousands will still show up at the polls.
  So how safe will those polling places be?
  “Right now, th
  
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• Volunteers Collect 400 Bouquets Of Flowers, Surprise Pittsburgh Hospital Workers During Shift Change

  02-05-2020 01:55
  
  ALLEGHENY COUNTY (KDKA) — A handful of volunteers made 400 bouquets of flowers and surprised health care workers at two local hospitals.
  With her floral design studio sitting idle during the coronavirus pandemic, Karen Toole wanted to help support flower growers and say thank you to health care workers.
  She and some fellow small business owners came up with the idea of buying flowers and giving them away during shift change to doctors, nurses, and staff at UPMC St. Margaret and UPMC Passav
  
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• Volunteers Collect 400 Flower Bouquets, Surprise Pittsburgh Hospital Workers During Shift Change

  02-05-2020 01:54
  
  ALLEGHENY COUNTY (KDKA) — A handful of volunteers made 400 flower bouquets and surprised health care workers at two local hospitals.
  With her floral design studio sitting idle during the coronavirus pandemic, Karen Toole wanted to help support flower growers and say thank you to health care workers.
  She and some fellow small business owners came up with the idea of buying flowers and giving them away during shift change to doctors, nurses, and staff at UPMC St. Margaret and UPMC Passavant.
  
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• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: PPS Service Center Closed For Deep Cleaning While Staff Member Waits For COVID-19 Test Results

  02-05-2020 01:48
  
  PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – The Pittsburgh Public Schools district is alerting families that the district’s Service Center is closed because a staff member is displaying coronavirus symptoms.The district says it was informed that a staff member working out of the service center is symptomatic and has been tested. That employee is waiting for results.
  Out of an abundance of caution, the center will be closed for deep cleaning and will reopen on Tuesday.“We will continue to keep staff an
  
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• ‘Life Has Changed’: Westmoreland Co. Business Owner Disappointed The County Won’t Move To The ‘Yellow’ Phase May 8

  02-05-2020 01:40
  
  GREENSBURG, Pa. (KDKA) – As Greensburg Newsstand sits shuttered, its owner Allan Lydic sits waiting to bring it back to life.“Just biding my time ordering stock, gloves, masks — things that are essential when we do open. Hopefully we get the yellow light today,” said Lydic.Those hopes were dashed, however, when Governor Wolf spoke this afternoon.The counties included in Wolf’s reopening announcement Friday are: Bradford, Cameron, Centre, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton
  
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• ‘It Has Got To Be Done Correctly’: Butler Co. To Remain Closed While Neighboring Lawrence And Mercer Counties Move Into The ‘Yellow’ Phase May 8

  02-05-2020 01:19
  
  CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. (KDKA) – Governor Wolf’s announcement of moving 24 counties to the “yellow” phase of reopening next Friday has left some relieved and others disappointed.
  At the Prime Outlets in Grove City, workers will spend the next week getting everything ready for the stores to reopen next Friday.
  In New Castle, Lawrence County Commission Chairman Morgan Boyd says they’ll take a measured approach to reopening.
  “I think it’s a good move. No on
  
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