Pennsylvania health officials believe a fall resurgence of COVID-19 cases is underway and will begin distributing rapid antigen tests to counties of concern.

Pennsylvania experienced its eighth consecutive day Tuesday with new COVID-19 cases in four digits.

A new COVID-19 death was reported Monday in Washington County, taking its death toll from the disease to 31, the state Health Department said Monday.

The number of new daily COVID-19 cases stayed in four digits across Pennsylvania Friday while case counts also continued to rise in Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Gov. Tom Wolf issued a concern Thursday about a recent rise in daily COVID-19 cases, saying they could be traced to colleges and universities.

Allegheny County has seen another week of lower, steady numbers of new COVID-19 cases, something that was credited to the public’s cooperation with mask-wearing and social distancing.

The Wolf administration has amended its order regarding safe crowd limits during the COVID-19 pandemic to permit fans at Steelers games and more spectators at high school football games.

Washington County had 15 new COVID-19 cases reported Monday to the state Health Department.

Gov. Tom Wolf Friday warned of the dangers of developing COVID-19 by attending large gatherings, including election rallies and high school football games.

The number of COVID-19 cases since March in Pennsylvania topped 160,000 as the virus continued to spread in the state.

State Health Secretary Rachel Levine said Wednesday that there is a newer investigation into COVID-19 “long haulers” who recover, but experience lingering health problems related to the virus.

Gov. Tom Wolf Tuesday made a plea for Washington, D.C., to preserve the Affordable Care Act when its provisions are especially needed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gov. Tom Wolf said Thursday that Pennsylvania has one of the lowest daily COVID-19 case counts in the nation and also scores well on its supply of personal protective equipment.

The Republican-controlled state House failed Wednesday to get enough votes to override Gov. Tom Wolf’s veto of a bill that would have allowed school districts to set crowd limits at sporting events.

Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday vetoed a bill that would have stripped him of authority to limit crowd sizes at high school sporting events during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new COVID-19 death was reported Friday in Washington County, the state Health Department said.

Gov. Tom Wolf made a plea Thursday to the Legislature to approve more money for hazard pay to essential workers who risk their health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Allegheny County has gone a month with the number of new COVID-19 cases stabilizing, even though schools and colleges have been back in session.

Washington County added 22 new cases of the novel coronavirus, taking its total number Tuesday to 1,232 since the pandemic officially arrived in Pennsylvania in March.

State Health Secretary Rachel Levine issued a call Monday to college students to take COVID-19 seriously as there has been a significant increase statewide in the number of new cases involving those between the ages of 19 and 24.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will play its home games without fans in the foreseeable future because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gov. Tom Wolf Thursday urged the state Legislature to free up more money to help small businesses that have been rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gov. Tom Wolf will ease COVID-19 mitigation on restaurants and allow them to seat diners at 50% of their indoor occupancy rates in two weeks.

The novel coronavirus pandemic claimed another life Friday in Washington County where positive cases also continued to climb.

The COVID-19 death toll rose to 25 Thursday in Washington County after the state Department of Health reported a new death there in its daily update on the disease.

Allegheny County will not immediately ease any COVID-19 restrictions despite experiencing a significant decrease in the daily number of new cases.

Two more people have died from COVID-19 in Washington County where the death toll from the virus climbed Tuesday to 24, the state Health Department said.

The daily COVID-19 case count returned to three digits in Allegheny County Thursday, a day after officials there celebrated a week of low numbers and issued concerns about returning college students spreading the virus.

While the number of new COVID-19 cases in Allegheny County have declined significantly in recent weeks, officials there issued a call Wednesday for returning college students to practice social distancing and wear masks off campus.

Washington County recorded three new COVID-19 deaths Tuesday and another 14 new cases of the virus, the state Health Department said.

Gov. Tom Wolf Monday defended his decision last month to reduce occupancy at restaurants to slow the spread of COVID-19, a move, he said, has been working, and maintained his stance on high school sports.

Two more residents of Washington County have died from complications of COVID-19, bringing the county’s death toll from the virus to 16, the state Health Department announced Friday.

Allegheny County has made progress in reducing the spread of COVID-19 in the past week at a critical time when public schools prepare to reopen during the pandemic, the county executive said Wednesday.

A new COVID-19 fatality was reported Monday in Washington County, taking its death toll to 13 since March, the state Health Department said.

Gov. Tom Wolf said Thursday his guidance on the COVID-19 pandemic recommends that high school sports be delayed until Jan. 1 because of the virus.

Pennsylvania announced 854 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, 132 of which were in hard-hit Allegheny County.

Gov. Tom Wolf reminded bars and restaurants Monday that inspections are underway of compliance to his COVID-19 order involving social distancing and masking at bars and restaurants.

Another COVID-19 death was announced Thursday in Washington County where 11 people have died from the virus since April 10.

Allegheny County is beginning to see an uptick in new COVID-19 cases being related to attendance of private parties, weddings and church services.

Washington County added a dozen new COVID-19 cases Monday, taking its total to 681 since March.

The number of new COVID-19 cases was continuing Friday to trend upward in every county and region of Pennsylvania, the state’s health secretary said.

People who resist Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 orders, including a requirement to wear face masks in public, are jeopardizing the reopening of public schools in six weeks, the state health secretary said Thursday.

Allegheny County announced eight new COVID-19 deaths Wednesday as positive case counts continued to rise in most counties in Southwestern Pennsylvania.