Duquesne Offers Certification for Delivering COVID-19 Vaccines
Hundreds of students and pharmacists trained to deliver vaccines.
Allegheny County Plans New Vaccination Sites as COVID Cases Drop
Officials urge patience with the vaccine rollout and caution over the improving case numbers.
August Wilson to Take Center Stage on New Postage Stamp
The 44th stamp in the Black Heritage series will feature the Pittsburgh playwright.
The Pittsburgh Commute is Still One of the Easiest in the Country
The 2020 Moovit study also reveals how the pandemic impacted use of public transportation.
Relief on the Way for People Whose Jobless Benefits Had Run Out
The Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation Program is providing an additional 11 weeks of unemployment benefits.
He Likes to Mix “Humor and Mockery with Cold, Hard, Facts”
Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman brought his blunt style of politics to a national audience with an appearance on "CBS Sunday Morning."
Vaccine Demand Outstripping Supply
Western Pennsylvania doctors say all those now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine will likely have a long wait ahead of them.
Take a Sip and Celebrate 135 Years of Punxsutawney Phil
Wigle Whiskey and Threadbare Cider announce new products in honor of Pennsylvania’s famous groundhog.
People 65 or Older Now Eligible for First Round of Vaccines
However, vaccine supply in the Commonwealth remains low.
CCAC Announces Third and Most Extensive Clean Energy Installation
The 540-kilowatt solar array will save Community College of Allegheny County over $750,000 in energy costs in less than 30 years.
Remembering Joanne Rogers
The widow of Fred Rogers died Thursday at the age of 92.
Poets to Share MLK-Inspired Works
Spoken word artists express powerful truths during the August Wilson African American Cultural Center’s annual “Poetry Unplugged.”
Banding Together to Help Struggling Pittsburgh Music Venues
Over 60 musicians recorded an original song to support their industry.
“The Bachelor” Headed to Nemacolin for Its 25th Season
The popular dating show filmed the latest season at the Farmington resort in 2020
Where Are You in the Line for the COVID-19 Vaccine?
Pennsylvania has modified its vaccination plan to add more people to the next group to get the shot.
Federal Payments to Boost Unemployment Benefits to Begin Soon
Thousands of Pennsylvanians will begin receiving an extra $300 a week as early as next week.
Watch This: “Toy Theater” Pays Tribute to Childcare Workers
The virtual play-in-miniature from theater group Real/Time Interventions is dedicated to those who help raise our children — with little recognition.
How Allegheny County Plans to Vaccinate Significantly More People
Health Department director predicts “exponential growth” for county's COVID-19 vaccination rate.
How You Can Track COVID Vaccinations in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Health Department has launched a COVID-19 vaccine dashboard to provide updates on the distribution process.
Smart App Betting Guidelines For Beginners
We’re constantly being sold apps for online sports gambling. It’s important to know how to enjoy them carefully — before you start losing money on Australian cricket.
Our Film Critic Counts Down His Top 5 Favorite Holiday Movies
Some of Sean Collier's picks might surprise you. Watch his countdown on KDKA's “Pittsburgh Today Live.”
Pandemic Restrictions Will Ease as Scheduled Next Week
In making the announcement, Gov. Tom Wolf warned that the state is “not out of the woods yet.”
Where You Can Recycle Your Christmas Tree
Drop off live Christmas trees through Jan. 26 throughout Pittsburgh.
Our Top 10 Stories of 2020
The pandemic, food and drink, real estate and things to make you smile generated the most interest among readers this year.
New Installment of Comic Series Features Women’s Stories of Survival
The fourth volume of “Chutz-Pow!” from the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh spotlights women including silver-screen icon Audrey Hepburn.
There is New Hope for Pittsburgh’s Tree of Lights
This is supposed to be the last year for the iconic tree at Point State Park, but plenty is going on behind the scenes to ensure its return.
Which Is Your Favorite Pittsburgh Penguins' Holiday Video?
The pandemic prevented the team from producing a new video this year, but it's still fun to revisit ones from previous years.
Pittsburgh Pride Includes Protecting the City We Love
In a new public service campaign, Franco Harris, Sally Wiggin and others encourage Pittsburghers to take concrete steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Shifts Gears to Raise $60,000 for Charity
After the 10-day event was canceled, the Grand Prix partners rallied together to collect donations for autism.
Does a Popular Netflix Series Have You Asking: Where Can I Play Chess?
Learn to play like “The Queen’s Gambit’s” Beth Harmon at these Pittsburgh-area organizations.
The Peoples Gas Holiday Market May be Closed, But You Can Still Shop There
Like so many other things in 2020, the market for unique and handmade gifts from small businesses has gone virtual.
North Park Laser Show Is Something New in 2020
The 45-minute display, set to music, can be enjoyed from the safety and warmth of your own car.
First Night Pittsburgh Goes Virtual to Countdown to 2021
Ring in the New Year with “Pittsburgh Today Live” hosts and other First Night favorites.
Gov. Wolf Outlines New Restrictions to Slow Spread of the Virus
The restrictions, including a ban on indoor dining, take effect Saturday. Dec. 12, and last until Monday, Jan. 4, 2021.
Pennsylvania Expected to Announce New Restrictions Thursday
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald says a total shutdown order is not expected.
