UPDATE — 12:10 p.m., Mon., May 25: Number of today's new confirmed positive cases in Allegheny County: 28...

The above video is the second in a three-part webinar training series for Pennsylvania nonprofits, recorded live on Fri., May 22, featuring presentations from Lauren Cristella, Chief Advancement Officer for the Committee of Seventy, and Andaya Sugayan, Program Director for Inspire PA. The series is free to the public and provided by Keystone Progress Education Fund, Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Partnership, The Forbes Funds, and Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group, and Pittsburgh City Paper...

Update: 4:45 p.m. Fri., May 22, 2020: On Fri., May 29, eight additional Pennsylvania counties will transition to the "yellow phase," and 17 to "green," as announced by Gov. Tom Wolf, Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine, and Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) Director Randy Padfield in a press conference today...

A lot of things look dire right now, but according to one study, the Pittsburgh housing and rental market isn't one of them. The Zebra, an insurance comparison website, released a study declaring Pittsburgh as the “least house-poor” city in the Northeast region of the United States...

Get ready for some dock and roll. Starting Tue., May 26, The Gateway Clipper Fleet will begin to provide some tunes for folks along the riverfront in Downtown Pittsburgh...

In the bio of Dora Allen's Instagram, she calls herself “your average Joe painter.” There is nothing ordinary, however, about the artwork she creates. From canvases to hydro flasks, Allen expresses exceptional content with the stroke of her paintbrush to animate designs of everything from Rick and Morty and to butterflies...

The lines in the Pennsylvania state House District 34 Democratic primary are pretty clear cut. State Rep. Summer Lee (D-Swissvale) is a progressive incumbent who is anti-fracking and supports bold reforms to the state’s criminal justice and policing system...

Stuff can be complicated, especially when trying to get rid of it. The process can remind us that our things can have worth that's hard to put a dollar amount on; they can call to mind other people from our lives; they can bring up memories of what they were (or weren't) used for...

For the first time in its 61 years, the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival is taking place exclusively online. The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announced today that this year's festival, running from June 5-14, will be all-digital and found its website, using the tagline, "The festival is virtual, and the art is real!"

Updated Thu., May 21 at 4:05 p.m. Port Authority buses will resume front-door boarding, on Mon., June 1, according to a press release...

Susan Jaffe believes that in order to understand ballet audiences, you must become one of them. “You don't know an audience until you're sitting with them, and I do that all the time,” says Jaffe, a highly accomplished dancer and choreographer who now serves as the dean of dance at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA).

Just a few weeks before alt-rock band Same was scheduled for studio time at The Bunk in the Poconos, guitarist and backing vocalist Jake Stern broke his wrist skateboarding. Stern, and the rest of the group — Jesse Caggiano (bass guitar, lead vocals), Jamie Gruzinski (drums), and Tom Higgins (guitar) — were headed to their friend Matt Schimelfenig's studio to work on their long-awaited debut album, Plastic Western...

Soon, Pittsburghers will be able to order cocktails to-go.  Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed HB 327 on Thursday, which allows restaurants and bars to sell mixed drinks for takeout...

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Video Archive Lynn is covering a bunch of topics on the show including the stock market, Ben Roethlisberger getting a haircut during the pandemic, and the blowing out of proportion Governor Wolf's response...

Didn't get a voting sticker because you voted from home this year? We're here to help...

After all restaurants and bars were ordered to close dining rooms to help stop the spread of COVID-19, Pittsburgh eateries have started to expand take-out services

On Sun., March 15, Gov. Tom Wolf ordered all restaurants and bars to close dining rooms for 14 days to help stop the spread of COVID-19. In light of this, a number of Pittsburgh eateries have started expanding their take-out services...

Yes, most of Western Pennsylvania is now in the yellow phase, and Beaver County is about to join us, but that doesn't mean life has returned to normal. We're still social distancing...

Yesterday, Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto signed a letter urging the U.S. House and Senate to provide support for the arts in the next COVID-19 relief package. In the letter addressed to leaders of the U.S. House and Senate, Peduto expressed his support for the arts and culture industry and creative workers in Pittsburgh and beyond...

The above video is the first in a three-part webinar training series for Pennsylvania nonprofits, recorded live on Fri., May 15, featuring presentations from Rachel Boss, Community Impact Manager at the Bureau of Campaign Finance and Civic Engagement for the Pennsylvania Department of State, and Caitlin Donnelly, program director for Nonprofit Vote. The series is free to the public and provided by Keystone Progress Education Fund, Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Partnership, The Forbes Funds, and Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group, and Pittsburgh City Paper...

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Video Archive In the second half of the show Lynn will be joined by Jasmine Hughes from Pittsburgh City Paper...