Perspectives: The Shortest Long-Distance Relationship
PM's Content Coordinator admits that a long-distance relationship with someone only two miles away feels odd, but also feels good.
Penn State Students to Return to Classrooms in the Fall
Among other things, the state’s largest university will adjust its academic schedule to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
How a Pittsburgh Man is Running Every Street in the City
Edward May has set up a website for people to follow his journey.
Pittsburgh Hosting Its Own Drive-In Movies This Summer
The city's special events office and Dollar Bank partner to provide an alternative to the Cinema in the Parks series
Pitt Grad Creates the Cathedral of Lego
Johnmichael Bohach has used about 3,000 Lego pieces to mimic most of the 42 floors and 2,592 windows of the Cathedral of Learning.
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Announces Plans for Reopening
Starting in late June, the four Carnegie Museums will reopen at limited capacity and under new safety guidelines, including timed ticketing.
412 Food Rescue Calling for Delivery Drivers
The organization needs drivers to continue its home deliveries.
Pittsburgh Dining at a Distance: Back To The Foodture
Make a picnic of burgers and wings from Angel Randolph and Eddie Barnz’s Pitcairn restaurant.
HBK on KD: How Pittsburgh Restaurants are Adapting to the Green Phase of Reopening
Dining critic Hal B. Klein explains how local eateries and their customers are coping with the new rules that allow them to resume on-site dining.
What I've Been Eating During the Pandemic
In my first two months at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve immersed myself in my home kitchen. I also Maintained a connection to Pittsburgh restaurants by ordering takeout.
Pittsburgh in the Pandemic: This is Us
The pandemic proved once again that Pittsburgh is a city of helpers when times get tough. We asked a few of the thousands of people who have risen to the challenge we all faced to share their stories as a lasting testament of how Pittsburgh remained united in a time of social distancing.
Images from Pittsburgh in Pandemic Mode
Our photo essay captures the way we lived when we stayed apart so that we could all get together safely again.
There will Be More Outdoor Options for Play in Pittsburgh
As summer and warmer weather approaches, organized outdoor sports and activities are becoming available under new guidelines.
Pitt to Reopen for Fall Semester with Altered Schedule
Students at the largest university in western Pennsylvania learned they can return to campus for the fall, but plans for university operations are still developing.
Pittsburgh Air Quality Improves Due to COVID-19 Shutdown
With reduced travel, carbon emissions are lowered and people are spending more time outside.
Adoptable and Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Semicolon
This loving and playful guy is looking for a new forever home. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
How a Weekly Phone Call Helped Feed Hundreds of Families in the Hill District
Macedonia Family and Community Enrichment Center has conducted weekly phone calls with local organizations to deliver meals and masks to people during the pandemic.
Heinz History Center Will Reopen on July 1
Featured exhibition from the National Portrait Gallery will kick off reopening.
Zack Block
The Executive Director of Repair the World Pittsburgh finds inspiration in a tenet of Judaism called b’Tzelem Elohim.
Natalie Crouse
The director of Clinical Operations at Adagio Health embraces the growth that came from adapting to the pandemic.
Marita Garrett
Wilkinsburg’s mayor has handed out masks, helped her constituents navigate their new reality and continued to provide food and resources to the community. And somewhere in there she found time to rescue a shelter dog.
Phil Gruszka
At the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, a team works against time to keep a valuable city resource looking healthy and normal.
Macee Graham
Miss Macee’s morning meeting fills the gaps for students kept out of classrooms.
Make + Matter Permanently Closes Storefront
The Lawerenceville-based retail shop will continue online sales through June.
Maggie Meskey
A fixture in Pittsburgh’s service industry finds new ways to stay connected.
Saige Smith
The local actress and musician has dreams of getting back on the stage, but in the meantime she’s helping her community and making music from home.
Brian Deutsch
Brian Deutsch splits his time between Panda Supermarket and his work-from-home job for Pitt, exposing him to multiple sides of the pandemic.
Kristen Linfante
The arts nonprofit leader contracted COVID-19 in March and is recovering from a difficult fight.
