Stories tagged: "Allegheny County"

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Coronavirus COVID-19 Restrictions Could Be Coming Back to Southwestern Pennsylvania. Here’s What We Know.

Increased viral transmission in southwestern Pennsylvania is largely responsible for a 37% jump in the rate of new infections statewide over the past four weeks, according to an AP analysis of data.

July 8, 2020 10:28 am EDT

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