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PITTSBURGH (AP) — When his tattoo removal shops in Lawrenceville and Penn Hills reopened last spring after state-ordered business shutdowns to help curb the COVID-19 pandemic, Wes South noticed sales quickly surpassed what he expected from pent-up demand.

Here are some COVID-19-related stories making headlines on Thursday. Check back often for updates: ______________ A droplet falls from a syringe after...

The largest amount, $1 million, went to the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh.

Nonprofits that focus their work in primarily Black or other racial minority communities in the 10-county Pittsburgh region receive up to 50% less funding...

Pittsburgh’s largest philanthropy is launching a 10-year plan during which it expects to invest $1.2 billion.

The LaRosa Clubhouse will be the third closure this year following club closings in Duquesne and McKees Rocks.

The Heinz Endowments is pouring $12 million into programs and organizations that it believes will improve racial inequities and disparities in the Pittsburgh...

McKinsey Global Institute said women make up 54% of job losses during the COVID-19 crisis and carry more child and elder care duties.

At a recent gathering of Toastmasters International in Pittsburgh, some members called Sonia McKoy the “ah-counter.” As

Long-running office supply company started out repairing typewriters  Minneapolis Star Tribune

Mexican glass maker eager to grow former PPG flat glass business  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

As a banker, Jeffrey Morby soared to the top — with jobs running international operations for the Bank of Boston and later for Mellon Bank, then based in