Of mice and humans: What to know about the diseases mice can spread in the region

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 1/30 9:00P By Roberta Burkhart / Pittsburgh

With two liver transplants in a year, West Deer woman battles rare bile duct cancer

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 1/30 8:45P By Anya Sostek / Pittsburgh Post

Pitt sets sights high with new institute for space, biomedicine

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 1/30 2:18A By Maddie Aiken / Pittsburgh Pos

Butler County-based senior care giant expands by nearly one-third

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 1/30 1:00A By Kris B. Mamula / Pittsburgh P

Weekend Wish List

Summer Wind : Pittsburgh Blogger 1/29 11:00P noreply@blogger.com (Sydney Carv

Cream Denim // Striped Sweater // Cobalt Blue Dress Bag Charm // Foot Repair Cream // Gold Claw Clip Button Cardigan // Floral Pants // Pointelle Tee Some items of note... - I have this denim in the 'skyscraper' wash, and it's one of my...

It's time to go Cloud Dancing in your garden

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Style & Fashion) 1/29 9:00P By Norman Winter / Tribune News

A man impersonating an FBI agent tried to get Luigi Mangione out of jail, authorities say

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 1/29 8:41A By Michael R. Sisak / Associated

10+ events that will make you fall in love with February in Pittsburgh

NEXTpittsburgh 1/29 5:18A Jennifer Baron

Sure, February might be cold and gloomy, but it arrives bearing gifts in the form of terrific things to do all month long. Honor Black History Month, shop for every Valentine on your list, enjoy...

Movie and TV projects spent a record-breaking $300 million while filming in Pittsburgh last year

NEXTpittsburgh 1/29 12:00A Roman Hladio

Although it’s hard to miss an establishing shot of the Sister Bridges in the opening of a new TV series, the aftereffects of those productions often go unnoticed. Dawn Keezer, executive director of...

Pittsburgh health experts urge caution during extreme cold

WESA 1/28 10:32P Kiley Koscinski

While some Pittsburghers are still digging themselves out from this week’s major snowstorm, winter’s wrath has already moved into Act 2: sub zero temperatures. The region remains under a cold weather advisory until late morning Thursday. And low...

How one organization is helping McKeesport's older residents age with dignity

WESA 1/28 10:31P Colette Funches | McKeesport Com

Age Friendly Greater Pittsburgh’s goals include supporting healthy aging for older people in their neighborhoods. That can mean helping them stay in their homes as long as possible and promoting intergenerational living.

Shoveling snow? Over-exertion and cold temps can raise your heart risks

WESA 1/28 6:00A Associated Press

Research shows shoveling snow can make the heart work as hard as during a major workout, which officials warn could be hazardous to your health.

Feeling the Winter Blues? Look Forward to This Summer’s Squonkapalooza

Pittsburgh Magazine 1/28 2:47A Kristy Graver

PHOTO COURTESY OF SQUONKAPALOOZA A ccording to Pennsylvania folklore, the Squonk is a piglike, melancholic cryptid that roams the Commonwealth weeping and, when frightened, dissolves into a puddle of...

AHN's mobile clinic nears one year of bringing OB-GYN care to Mon Valley communities

WESA 1/27 10:32P Anna Lisa Haughwout | McKeesport

The clinic aims to help busy women who find there’s not enough time in the day to work one or two jobs, and take care of their children and themselves.

2025 Pittsburgher of the Year: Jeremy Waldrup

Pittsburgh Magazine 1/27 10:00P Cristina Rouvalis

JEREMY WALDRUP | PHOTO BY ELAN MIZRAHI J eremy Waldrup has done some outlandish things to entice people back Downtown. Like the time he bought a $25,000 Heinz pickle balloon, which turned out to be a...