Author: Richard Cook
Penn State, Big Ten Football to Return Next Month
The Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors is reversing an earlier decision to delay the start of the season until next year.
Watch: Celebrities Help Ease College Students' Anxiety
These famous faces, all with ties to Pittsburgh, deliver their messages with equal amounts of humor and empathy.
Restaurants in Pennsylvania Will Be Allowed to Raise Indoor Occupancy Limits
The new rules will take effect later this month.
Leaders in Local COVID Fight Take Part in Vaccine Trial
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Health Director Dr. Debra Bogen both received a shot in the arm this week.
Why Is Pittsburgh's Housing Market Booming in the Pandemic?
Despite everything that has gone wrong in 2020, residential real estate is enjoying a record year.
Where You Can See Tom Hanks as Mister Rogers for Free
“A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” will be shown under the stars this weekend at the Pittsburgh Zoo parking lot.
Where You Can Borrow a Backpack to Enjoy Pittsburgh Parks
There are four themed backpacks to help make your next park visit educational and enjoyable.
Allegheny County Eases Limit on Outdoor Gatherings
All other restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19 will remain in place.
The Most Common Violation at Allegheny County Restaurants
Health Department inspectors say a vast majority of Pittsburgh-area eateries are fully complying with the rules to limit the spread of COVID-19.
Too Cute: Lion Cubs Arrive at Pittsburgh Zoo
The one female and two male cubs were born last month.
Watch: Pittsburgh Dad's Hilarious Eulogy to Century III Mall
JCPenney, the mall's last surviving store that was closed last year for safety reasons, announced it would not reopen.
Watch: What Makes This Pittsburgh Fashion Show Unique?
Models wearing masks and social distancing was just the beginning.
COVID Cases Traced to Restaurants, Bars Continues to Drop
Most other activities also saw declines, with one exception. Yet to be determined is the impact of students heading back to school.
Two More Pittsburgh Restaurants Are Closing for Good
The Fairlane in Mt. Lebanon and Larder of East End in Larimer will end service this week.
Where You Can Snag Free Tickets to a Pop-Up Drive-In Movie
This summer, the city of Pittsburgh has been showing free movies under the stars.
Here's Your Chance to Get Rid of Old Televisions, Electronics
The Pennsylvania Resource Council is hosting a hard-to-recycle collection event in Monroeville, but you have to register in advance.
“Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood” Offers Children Comfort from Pandemic
The Emmy-winning animated program is not immune from concerns about COVID-19 and provides reassurance to its young viewers.
How Do You Know if a Contact Tracing Call Is a Scam?
Pennsylvania Departments of Health and Aging warn there are callers posing as contact tracers who are trying to steal your money.
Good News and a Warning About Pandemic in Allegheny County
The county health department reports a drop in the test positivity rate and quicker test results but also urges caution as some schools prepare to reopen.
You Can't Beat the Views on The Allegheny River Trail
Exploring scenic bike routes less than two hours from Pittsburgh.
COVID-19 Cases Traced to Restaurants and Bars Cut in Half
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald says there are no plans to reduce restrictions yet.
On the Move: Square Cafe to Leave Edgewood
The popular diner hopes to reopen in its new space in East Liberty as early as next month.
