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No Shortage of Detours, Closures and Traffic in the Days Following Bridge Collapse
A Port Authority bus, which went down with the bridge was lifted out the ravine Monday afternoon.
A New Challenge Will Award $2 Million to Projects That Help Senior Citizens Stay Healthy as They Age
Four winning proposals will each be awarded $500,000 toward implementation.
Pitt Expert Says Public Shouldn't Panic About Other Bridges Collapsing
The professor of Civil and Environmental Engineerings says it will take billions more to reduce the risk of what happened over Frick Park on Friday.
Photo Gallery: Forbes Avenue Bridge Collapse
Jane Dudley, an assistant creative director at the University of Pittsburgh, heard the collapse while shoveling snow Friday morning.
10 People Escape Serious Injury in Forbes Avenue Bridge Collapse
The bridge carrying Forbes Avenue over Fern Hollow Creek gave way an hour before sunrise, sending a Port Authority bus and several other vehicles into the ravine below.
After 18 Years with Steelers, Ben Roethlisberger Officially Retires
Surrounded by his family, Roethlisberger made the announcement in a video message, rather than holding a press conference.
Reported COVID-19 Cases Drop Significantly in Allegheny County and Throughout Pennsylvania
Officials still encourage masking up, getting vaccinated and staying home if you’re sick.
Service Animals vs. Emotional Support Animals — What’s the Difference?
Everything you need to know about the cutest medical equipment around.
Tom Hanks to Return to Pittsburgh to Film a New Adaptation of a Popular Book
An adaptation of the 2012 bestseller “A Man Called Ove,” the working title of Hanks’ film will be “A Man Called Otto.”
Travel and Tourism Predicted to Improve in Pittsburgh This Year, but Challenges Remain
There are glimmers of hope for the restaurant scene, but no business impacted by the pandemic is is out of the woods just yet.
By the Numbers: What Do You Think is Behind Shortages and Higher Prices?
Inflation, labor shortages and supply chain issues have created the perfect storm
Health Officials Hopeful That Omicron's Days May be Numbered in Allegheny County
Most of the serious cases, leading to hospitalizations and deaths, continue to be among the unvaccinated.
UPMC Children’s Hospital Appoints First Woman, Nurse as President
Diane Hupp was one of Pittsburgh Magazine’s Excellence in Nursing honorees in 2016.
Win a Prize, Save a Life: Red Cross Says It Urgently Needs Blood Donors
January is National Blood Donor Month, and the Red Cross is offering several prizes as an incentive to give blood.
Mask Recommendations Are Changing - Does Your Mask Make the Cut?
If it’s a cloth mask, probably not. If it has “95” somewhere in its name, you’re probably good.
The University of Pittsburgh Cracks Down on Unvaccinated Students and Staff
Students who have not complied with Pitt's vaccine mandate have been “disenrolled”
Father-Daughter Duo Study Link Between Emotions and Fake News on Social Media
The study by the University of Pittsburgh researchers found that “emotions really do seem to matter in the spread of fake news.”
Division and Criticism Highlighted in Debate Around Pittsburgh's Bid for the 2024 RNC
While some local politicians say it will bolster the city’s economy, others worry about the dangers that hosting the event could pose.
“Alice in Wonderland” Gets Canceled at Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Thanks to COVID
The show is a U.K. production, and international travel poses risks the theater says it is not prepared to take on.
Point State Park's Tree of Lights Will Be Retired Next Year — And You Can Help Design Its Replacement
The challenge will officially launch in early February, with up to five prizes totaling $15,000 being awarded.
As Omicron Cases Surge, Allegheny County Officials Encourage Mitigation Measures — Again
The best way to protect yourself and others should sound familiar – get vaccinated, wear a properly fitting mask, keep a safe social distance from others and stay home if you feel sick.
How a Self-taught Artist Began Painting Cleats for Pittsburgh's Greatest Athletes
Cody Sabol has made a name for himself speed painting Pittsburgh athletes. His latest endeavor has him painting cleats for the Steelers.
