As summer and warmer weather approaches, organized outdoor sports and activities are becoming available under new guidelines.
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.
With reduced travel, carbon emissions are lowered and people are spending more time outside.
Macedonia Family and Community Enrichment Center has conducted weekly phone calls with local organizations to deliver meals and masks to people during the pandemic.
Featured exhibition from the National Portrait Gallery will kick off reopening.
The Executive Director of Repair the World Pittsburgh finds inspiration in a tenet of Judaism called b’Tzelem Elohim.
The director of Clinical Operations at Adagio Health embraces the growth that came from adapting to the pandemic.
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.
At the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, a team works against time to keep a valuable city resource looking healthy and normal.
Miss Macee’s morning meeting fills the gaps for students kept out of classrooms.
The Lawerenceville-based retail shop will continue online sales through June.
A fixture in Pittsburgh’s service industry finds new ways to stay connected.
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 splits his time between Panda Supermarket and his work-from-home job for Pitt, exposing him to multiple sides of the pandemic.
The arts nonprofit leader contracted COVID-19 in March and is recovering from a difficult fight.
The veteran WTAE-TV Pittsburgh Action News 4 anchor has been broadcasting from home since March.
A Duquesne University graduate joins thousands of her fellow college graduates nationwide as they try to figure out their next steps into an uncertain future.
The West View florist was allowed to resume business just in time for Mother’s Day deliveries but now wonders what comes next.
In Mississippi, the Pirates’ second baseman prepares for an uncertain season.
The North Shore venue will limit game floor and restaurant capacity to 50%, and guests and staff are required to wear masks.
After a period of closure, Animal Friends has adapted with online adoption.
However, experts at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine warn that suggesting the virus may be less lethal now would be a mistake.
We’re seeing light at the end of the tunnel, yes. But that’s not necessarily the end of the journey.
The announcement comes after peaceful protests turned violent Saturday and Monday in Pittsburgh.
Those eager to see their favorite animals at the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium can do so with new rules.
Though it is the phase with the least restrictions, crucial guidelines remain in place.
What to stream — and how to buy one-of-a-kind art — from the comfort of your home this month.
One of the Steelers' captains reflects on his feelings about racial tensions in the wake of the death of George Floyd in an encounter with Minneapolis Police.
Officials tell Public Source that Saturday's peaceful protest over the killing of the Minnesota man at the hands of police was “hijacked.”
Taking Fenping Geng and Feng Gao’s Ningxia and Shaanxi cuisine to the park for a sense of comfort was a terrific idea.
