WPAHS, Highmark Announce Deal
Officials with the West Penn Allegheny Health System and Highmark have formally announced a deal in which the insurer will take over the hospital network.
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Officials with the West Penn Allegheny Health System and Highmark have formally announced a deal in which the insurer will take over the hospital network.
An IUP football player is facing charges after leading police on a chase. Alexander Berdahl, 19, is charged with criminal trespass, resisting arrest, escape, criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, public drunkenness and underage drinking.
You may have noticed Children's Express Care across our area. Unlike other urgent care centers for all ages, these are designed specifically for youngsters.
The other night, Christine McCullough's dogs went out, came back in and curled up in her lap. A short time later, her arm became itchy.
Officials with the Pittsburgh Public Schools District say there will be no class Friday at Pittsburgh Montessori Pre-K through 8 because of a virus outbreak.
A quadriplegic took part in an experimental program at the University of Pittsburgh testing whether brain signals could move a robotic arm.
When it comes to holiday overeating, few traditions can compete with the ceremonial candy binge that comes with Halloween night. But with sky-high rates of obesity and heart disease reaching across the country, some experts are looking for healthier alternatives to chocolaty treats.
The landmark deal in June that cemented the partnership between Highmark Inc. and the West Penn Allegheny Health System has caused no shortage of bad blood between Highmark, western Pennsylvania's largest health insurance provider, and WPAH's chief rival, UPMC.
More and more people are getting tattoos, but that decision may not be something you like years down the road. Now, there's growing demand for ways to cover up or remove those unwanted tattoos and there are some new ways to do that here in our area.
New regulations could be put into place regarding gluten-free foods as soon as next year.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk about the heightened awareness of sports-related concussions with neurologist Dr. Joseph Maroon.
A woman whose breast cancer came back after she beat it looked to an alternative to fight the recurring cancer instead of a mastectomy.
Who can resist Halloween candy? If you have food allergies, it may be in your best interest. Most candy treats contain at least one of the top three allergy triggers for kids.
An estimated one in 10 Americans suffers with depression. For some, medication and talk therapy help, but a doctor has found a simple technique that also seems to work.
New research suggests taking dietary supplements like multi-vitamins may not make you live longer. In fact, they could shorten your life.
