State Farm, Progressive refusing to cover certain Hyundai, Kia models
State Farm and Progressive are not writing new policies on certain vehicles in some markets.
Central Catholic High School names Ryan Lehmeier as new head football coach
Lehmeier previously served as Seneca Valley's offensive coordinator and quarterback's coach.
SNAP benefits returning to pre-pandemic levels
Starting at the end of February, SNAP benefits will be reduced by $95 to $250 per person per month.
Ice sculptures on display at Ligonier Ice Fest
You can see unicorns, motorcycles, and even Yoda from Star Wars.
Wholesale egg prices declining
It will take a few weeks for consumers to see a difference at the grocery store.
Online grocer Harvie hosts pop-up market in Millvale
An online grocery service based right here in Pittsburgh hosted a pop-up market out in Millvale.
NASA scientists identify areas where sun bursts are more likely to occur
NASA scientists have found new clues that could help predict when and where the sun's next flare might explode.
Study: COVID-positive children more likely to become sicker
Those patients, when younger than five, tended to become sicker and develop more severe diseases.
UPMC apologies after patients receive dozens of marketing emails
An email issue caused people on their distribution list to receive various marketing-related messages.
Madonna announces world tour, returning to Pittsburgh in August
The seven-time Grammy Award winner will be playing at PPG Paints Arena on Aug. 7.
Study: Visiting nature a few times a week has huge health benefits
Are you feeling down, stressed, or just not in a great place? Go for a walk in the park.
Pa. medical marijuana cards getting new look in 2023
Pennsylvania medical marijuana ID cards printed in 2023 are getting a new look.
New Alzheimer's drug receives accelerated FDA approval
The medication, Lecanemab, was designed to reduce amyloid beta plaque in the brain that's linked to the disease.
Affordable Care Act open enrollment ends on Sunday
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said a record 16 million people have signed up since Nov. 1.
New study: Long-term COVID symptoms disappear within first year
Most people who contracted a mild case of COVID-19 saw their long-term symptoms resolve within the first year.