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AHN Finds Way to Sterilize, Reuse N95 Masks
Instead of being used once, the process allows the scarce masks to be used three times.
Many Donate to Help Ease the Burden of Pandemic
Peoples Natural Gas and Edgar Snyder & Associates are donating $100,000 each in COVID-19 aid, and The Heinz Endowments gives millions of dollars in an initial wave of emergency grants.
UPMC Developing Test to Detect COVID-19 Immunity
Such a test would identify so-called “super people” who could treat COVID-19 patients with little risk to themselves or others.
Meet the Winner of our Cutest Furry Co-Worker Photo Contest
Your home office likely includes a four-legged co-worker and over 100 of you sent us a picture for a chance at internet fame.
Watch: How to Make a Simple Face Mask, No Sewing Required
Gov. Wolf is asking everyone to wear a face mask when out in public, but that doesn't mean you have to go out and buy one.
Watch: Pittsburgh Celebrities Rock in Music Video
See if you recognize all of the well-known Pittsburghers who came together, while staying apart, to thank those working during the pandemic while urging the rest of us to stay at home.
Heinz History Center Opens Call for Your COVID-19 Artifacts
We’re living through a historical event, and you can become part of how it’s remembered.
Can an App Detect COVID-19 Through Your Voice?
While still in the testing phase, an app developed at CMU could make detecting the virus cheaper and faster.
PPG to Donate Masks to Hospitals Across U.S.
The company has donated 20,000 masks to Pittsburgh’s medical professionals fighting the COVID-19 virus.
How Wigle Whiskey Is Distilling Safety For First Responders
The Pittsburgh distillery will donate its supply of hand sanitizer to first responders.
How to Keep Things Normal for Kids When Nothing Is Normal
Birthday parties, Easter egg hunts and fun activities are still able to happen, even in the midst of a pandemic, with a little creativity.
Pitt Scientists Develop Potential COVID-19 Vaccine
The vaccine, if proven effective and approved by the FDA, would be delivered in a skin patch.
How Would Mister Rogers Make Us Feel Better Now?
“I think he would have had good ideas, and as soon as he got them figured out, he would have told us,” says Joanne Rogers.
The National Aviary Remains Crowded (with Birds)
The North Side zoo has staff hard at work caring for their flock — and providing educational materials for families schooling at home.
Unforeseen Circumstances Shine Light on the Value of Journalism
Fake news or a community asset? Sometimes, it takes a crisis to remind you that what you do matters.
A New Appreciation for the Places I Go
I find myself filled with gratitude for these places, from the highest cultural institutions to the neighborhood dives. I miss them. I know that, when I return to them, I will see them with fresh eyes.
Broadway Returns to Pittsburgh with Award-Winning Shows
“Hamilton, ” “Hadestown” and ”To Kill a Mockingbird” are among the eight-show broadway season opening in August at the Benedum Center.
Watch and Sing Along: Pittsburgh Couple's Quarantine Parody
Clair and Mel Vatz reworked the lyrics of Simon & Garfunkel's 1966 song “Homeward Bound” into a YouTube video that's generated hundreds of thousands of views.
Pittsburgh International Filling Up With Passenger-Less Planes
With the industry nearly grounded, airlines are choosing Pittsburgh for a place to park their idle airplanes.
How to Talk to Your Kids about Coronavirus
Young children may not understand what’s going on. Experts advise to stay calm, be creative and, of course, follow the advice of Fred Rogers.
Mister Rogers Album Enters Library of Congress Recording Archives
It’s a beautiful day when the Latrobe native joins the National Recording Registry’s 2019 inductee class.
Pittsburgh Company Steps Up to Produce Free Face Masks
A Gibsonia company is using its resources to support caretakers in need.
