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The legislation would ban landlords from evicting tenants for nonpayment of rent, if the failure to pay stems from the coronavirus.

More than 200 people have been treated at the UPMC Post COVID-19 Recovery Clinic since it opened last year.

The coronavirus pandemic may mean a significant shift in how southwestern Pennsylvania’s planning agency approaches its work.

Western Pennsylvania’s two largest medical systems both say that despite the state’s new COVID vaccination guidelines, their ability to vaccinate patients is extremely finite.

The state’s largest health care system has been vaccinating non-clinical and non-patient facing staff, including those who work at home, employees say.

Jadyn Gibson’s African-American literature class spent last Thursday discussing the foreshadowing and tension they had felt building during President Donald Trump’s administration.

Charges against two dozen protesters from last summer’s demonstrations against police brutality are being refiled.

Dannielle Brown spent much of 2020 on a hunger strike to protest her son’s death at Duquesne University.

“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” was August Wilson’s first play to hit Broadway. Now it’s his second to become a feature film.

The classrooms located in Pitt’s Cathedral of Learning reflect the culture and design from different countries around the world. Dozens of videos with crafts, cooking and music are available to view online.