With more commercial and health system labs doing testing, the state Department of Health announced the highest rise in COVID-19 cases yet in …

PHILADELPHIA — Newscasts bring word of “hot zones” and “lockdowns.” Conversations are littered with talk of “quarantines” and “isolation.” Lea…

Franklin County now has its first positive case.

Cumberland County shows no new cases in Saturday's report and remains at 11 confirmed cases.

Borough parks and offices will be closed to public.

Health Secretary Rachel Levine said Saturday the state is seeing a spike in cases because more people are getting infected, not because testing has expanded.

The GIANT Company announced Tuesday that all in-store pharmacies will open early on Wednesdays to accommodate older and immunocompromised members of the community.

When asked if the Department of Health could provide further breakdowns on a regular basis, similar to Montgomery County, department spokesman Nate Wardle said “there are no plans to do that.”

"As long as you wash your hands thoroughly and regularly after opening it and don't touch your nose and mouth ... that mail itself, that package, poses very little risk."

Cumberland County saw two more cases reported, bringing its total to 38, but Dauphin County saw one of its largest rises yet with 14 more cases in a single day.

The DOH daily update for state and county numbers Friday shows Cumberland County with four more positive test results, raising the county total to 45. 

For more than two years a group of Carlisle area community leaders have gathered in Dickinson College President Margee Ensign’s home about onc…

The DOH also reported 34 new deaths among positive cases in the state, bringing the statewide total to 136. All of those deaths have been in adult patients.

The PFBC said anglers and boaters must abide by social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Gov. Tom Wolf’s stay-at-home order regarding COVID-19.

After collecting information from hospitals and health systems across the state, the Pennsylvania Department of Health unveiled a Hospital Preparedness Dashboard online Wednesday that provides county-level information about the status of equipment at area facilities.

Cumberland County reports 8 new cases, bringing total number to 96.

DOH confirms 1,676 additional positive cases of COVID-19 in the state Saturday with 78 new deaths among positive cases.

Pennsylvania saw its deadliest day in the coronavirus pandemic as 80 additional residents died from COVID-19, according to the Department of H…

As the number of Pennsylvanians with COVID-19 rose to more than 30,792, Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine said Saturday that increased tes…

Of that total, Cumberland County has 86 residents and 17 employees in long-term care facilities who have tested positive. 

The southcentral region (1,727,120 people), in which Cumberland County is grouped with most of the Midstate counties, showed 109 new, positive cases in Sunday's report, bringing the region's total for the past 14 days to 1,391 positive cases, or 80.54 cases per 100,000 people in the region.

Continuing a streak of double-digit increases of COVID-19 cases in Cumberland County, the state Department of Health reported Monday that the …

The county now sits at 296 positive cases with 1,339 negative test results, meaning 18% of total test results to date in the county have turned up positive. Nearly 18% (14 out of 78) of Monday’s new test results reported for the county were positive.

Nearly 44% (28 out of 64) of Wednesday's new test results reported for the county were positive.

Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine on Wednesday confirmed that the state Department of Health has finalized its contact tracing plan, which will be released by the end of the week.

But while only half of the county's current 343 COVID-19 cases involve the general population, Cumberland County also has fewer tests overall compared to other counties of its size in the region.

Though Cumberland County's number of coronavirus-affected long-term care facilities had remained at three, two more facilities have been added…

With the state Department of Health reporting the smallest increase of new COVID-19 cases yet, the southcentral region is still seeing more ca…

Seven new COVID-19 cases and seven new deaths, all in long-term care facilities, were reported Tuesday by the state Department of Health.

Her efforts and immediate self-isolation after she developed a cough may have helped prevent her husband from getting the disease, but Mercer eventually found herself getting screened by her friends instead of working alongside them.

In the latest report from state Department of Health, Cumberland County's COVID-19 numbers again rose slightly, largely because of more cases …

In addition to the newly calculated deaths, Cumberland County also saw an increase of 17 new COVID-19 cases, and for the first time in a while, those cases may not all be directly linked to nursing facilities.

Last week, the Department of Health released a contact tracing plan that addresses technology, partnerships with existing health care communities, a focus on vulnerable populations and an infrastructure of contact tracers.

Moving from red to yellow under the plan to reopen Pennsylvania means fewer restrictions for residents and businesses, but still leaves significant portions of the community closed.

There were seven new cases of COVID-19 reported in Cumberland County, the most likely coming from long-term care facilities, as the state Depa…

A switch in reporting systems has drastically changed some of the data on deaths associated with COVID-19.

Even though the state Department of Health on Tuesday reported only 610 new cases statewide, Cumberland County saw the number of its positive …

In the past 14 days, 162 new cases have been reported in the county. That puts the county's per capita rate for the 14-day period at 63.94 cases per 100,000 people in the county, the fourth straight day that rate has increased.

The state Department of Health reported its lowest increases yet in COVID-19, though the most recent numbers are calculated from Sunday's data…

Though the latest low numbers of COVID-19 cases are likely due to the low level of reporting on the Memorial Day holiday, health officials are…

While Pennsylvania has gone back to seeing more than 100 new deaths after a slow two days of reporting over the Memorial Day holiday, Cumberla…

Though Cumberland County is not yet slated to move from the yellow phase to the green phase, new guidelines provided Wednesday afternoon by th…

In the past 14 days, 141 new cases have been reported in Cumberland County. That puts the county's per capita rate for the 14-day period at 55.65 cases per 100,000 people in the county, tied for the lowest rate since May 15.

Despite only 511 new positive COVID-19 cases reported across the state, Dauphin County's numbers continue to climb while Cumberland County is …