How Social Media is Helping Pittsburghers Get Vaccinated
Three women started a Facebook group to connect more Pittsburghers to the shots.
Change of Plans: Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show Postponed
Organizers also announced the show will become a twice-a-year event beginning in 2022.
Gov. Wolf Ends COVID Travel Restrictions, Increases Event Capacity Limits
Wolf cites the dropping number of COVID cases combined with the increase in vaccinations for the decision.
Reasons for Optimism Regarding The Pandemic in Allegheny County
The biggest worry is complacency with COVID safety protocols as case numbers drop and warmer weather returns.
End of the SAT? Standardized Testing Falls Victim to the Pandemic
The University of Pittsburgh joins a growing list of schools expanding their test-optional admissions.
Photo Essay: The Stark Beauty of Presque Isle on Ice
Covered in snow and ice, the popular summertime destination is a sight to behold.
COVID-19 Increases Demand for Medical Cannabis
Six new medical cannabis dispensaries to open in Pennsylvania, three of them in the Pittsburgh area.
Why Thousands Will Have to Reschedule Their Second Vaccination Shot
The acting state health secretary says “miscommunication” led to some providers giving out dedicated second-dose shots as first doses.
Is Blue the New Black?
PPG report says blue cars are trending internationally.
Meet Pennsylvania’s Mother of the Year: Heather Starr Fiedler
The mother of two and founder of Play It Forward Pittsburgh also was honored by Pittsburgh Magazine.
U.K. Variant Detected in Allegheny County – Why Is It More Contagious?
It's the first, but likely not the only case, of the variant that was first identified in the United Kingdom to be in Allegheny County ,says Health Director Dr. Debra Bogen.
Help on The Way for Struggling Businesses and Renters
Pennsylvania is allocating $715 million in COVID-19 relief for schools, renters and small businesses.
Black People Less Likely to Live Close to COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
New study by Pitt School of Pharmacy and West Health Policy Center highlights disparities.
College Students May Have a Better Way to Find the COVID Vaccine
Three University of Pittsburgh students have created a website to help Pennsylvanians get vaccinated as easily as possible. See how it works.
New Help on the Way to Help Schedule Your COVID Vaccine
A new phone registration system is set up to help those without internet access or who are having trouble navigating Allegheny County's vaccine registration website.
Sunshine or Skiing? TSA Data Reveals 2020’s Most Popular Destinations
When they started to fly again, Pittsburgh travelers headed to Florida, Denver and Las Vegas.
Grant Jackson, Pirates World Series Winner, Dies at 78
The left-hander who won Game 7 of the 1979 World Series died of COVID-19 complications.
Pitt Researchers Discover How Blood Thinners Improve COVID Patients
In the early results of a worldwide trial, a full dose of blood thinners was beneficial and safe for moderately ill patients with COVID-19.
Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show Hopes to Return in April
Last year's show closed early because of the pandemic.
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.
