Allegheny County Health Department has updated its online Infectious Disease Dashboard to provide real-time community health data, including a surge in whooping cough and chronic hepatitis C cases in 2024.

Cardello Pizza in Moon Township has been closed due to health violations, including an active sewage backup. Other issues cited include grease buildup and improper food storage.

A student at Charleroi Area High School returned to class without clearance after a TB diagnosis, prompting school actions and a district letter assuring no active cases.

The Nepali Asian Restaurant in Pittsburgh was closed by the Health Department due to a cockroach infestation and various health violations, including unsafe food storage and lack of cleaning supplies.

Rahma Grocery in Carnegie was closed after health inspectors found critical violations, including a severe roach infestation.

Health issues persist at Kohli's Indian Imports, leading to its closure due to violations such as rodent droppings, chewed food packages for sale, and unsafe food temperatures.

The University of Pittsburgh has launched VIHAR, a virtual center for women's global health analytics, established through a $10 million donation, aiming to improve healthcare with AI and data analytics.

A health inspection at the Pittsburgh Popcorn Company revealed rodent infestation, lack of sanitation, and general uncleanliness in the production facility.

UPMC reported a $371 million operating loss for the first nine months of 2024, deepening last year's $177 million deficit despite higher revenues.

A consumer alert was issued for Five Points Artisan Bakery in Squirrel Hill after health inspectors found a dead mouse and excessive rodent droppings.

Jay Leno sustained multiple injuries, including a broken wrist and facial bruises, after falling down a hillside in Pittsburgh. He performed his scheduled show just hours later.

Pizza Romano in Oakland faces scrutiny after a health inspection revealed unsanitary conditions including rodent droppings, leading to a consumer alert and 17 violations.

Allegheny County's Kane Community Living Center in McKeesport is experiencing a COVID-19 outbreak with 23 residents testing positive, prompting enhanced safety protocols.