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Rose Morris, founder of Abram’s Nation, saw a clear need for transparent masks.
A Fayette County man's heroic rescue of a police officer trapped in a car that was about to catch fire gets national attention.
Gov. Tom Wolf says that until a vaccine is readily available, wearing a mask will be a way of life in Pennsylvania.
Recent surge in cases mostly affects younger people who traveled or socialized without a face covering.
Customers also will be allowed to order alcoholic drinks with their meals. The ban on indoor dining is extended for two more weeks.
Defenseman Brian Dumoulin learns how to prepare lobster thermidor in NHL cooking show.
The proposed ride would begin on Duquesne Heights and finish in the North Shore
At Waterworks Cinema, people can now rent theater spaces to watch classic films with up to 24 friends.
In a letter, nine regional health care leaders appeal to everyone to take the simple steps that have been shown to stop the spread of the virus.
Although Anthrocon was canceled due to the pandemic, viewers can learn more about furries in a new documentary.
As part of the “GAP to the Point” project, a new bicycle accommodation is being made that extends from the Great Allegheny Passage to Point State Park, Downtown.
The dashboard allows viewers to see cases in individual counties, as well as compare them throughout the state.
The amusement parks were to have reopened to the public on July 6.
Establishments may still offer take-out and delivery services under the new order.
The new order from the state that makes wearing a mask in public mandatory follows a recent spike in COVID-19 cases.
Exploring scenic bike routes less than two hours from Pittsburgh.
The Richard King Mellon Foundation is providing $5.25 million in grants to 37 local projects.
A record-breaking spike in new cases of COVID-19 prompted the county to impose the new restrictions.
The award-winning playwright is one of 35 celebrities in the honor’s 2021 class.
The Pennsylvania Resource Council is making several changes to its summer collection events.
Look for Galley -- Bakery Square sometime next year.
Christy and Joey Porter, a former Steeler, will turn the former Holy Innocents Church in Sheraden into a community center.
Exploring scenic bike routes less than two hours from Pittsburgh.
The goal of the 10-year plan is to make bicycling safer and more accessible throughout the city.