More than a million people in Pennsylvania are hungry because they cannot afford or do not have access to healthy food. WQED examines food insecurity affecting thousands in the region.

In Pittsburgh's African American community, the suffrage movement was vibrant, and it grew out of women's reading clubs. Join us in celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment.

Efforts are underway in Monongahela, Washington County to renovate a landmark home built in 1872, as a permanent site for the town’s historical society.

Named after a song his grandmother always sang, owner Galen Moorer Jr. offers fresh, homemade confections year round at this North Side treat shop!

This episode features the song "Future Tripping" by Jon Bindley of Bindley Hardware Co.

The Wheel Mill is Pittsburgh's first indoor bike park, with 80,000 sq ft of jumps, ramps and trails for BMX and Mountain Bikers of all ages.

More than half of all ballots are expected to be cast by mail in this election. Here's a look at ballot security, and how to make sure your vote is counted.

This episode features the song stylings of Phat Man Dee, a cosmic jazz cabaret vocalist, band leader and music educator.

Pittsburgh-based Tamburitzans keep many world cultural traditions alive through costume, music and dance. See the troupe's performance of 'Prism."

Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy and other agencies worked closely with the community to transform a rundown Hill District park into a green space for art, nature, and play.

A new universally-designed project that engages students for a period of ten days and crosses curriculum areas to address grade level standards in multiple subject areas.

Jim Cunningham spoke with Dusty Elias Kirk and Shannon Musgrave of the Allegheny Regional Asset District about the 2020 RADical Days events; how they've managed to continue the tradition through the Covid-19 pandemic.

WQED is the proud recipient of 14 Mid-Atlantic EMMY Awards, including the award for Overall Excellence for the fifth time.

A constant on the air for decades - and a supportive voice in Pittsburgh's African American community - Lynne reflects on her career and the role today's journalists have in the Black community.

This school year is going to be unlike any other. WQED has online resources for parents, educators, students and caregivers.

See what a socially-distant Rick Sebak has been up to in pandemic Pittsburgh!

On September 3rd, WQED was honored to receive 12 awards, including two "Best of Show" honors for overall excellence in broadcast journalism and video.

See how YOU, our members, helped out in the community in a big way! Special thanks to SHIM, Bistro to Go and Don's Appliances.

A new free book by Pittsburgh pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Deborah Rotenstein explores the coronavirus from a child's perspective.

Pittsburgh gallery owner Steve Mendelson takes his vast collection to the street, to spread some joy during the pandemic.

Meet the unsung heroes of the movement and relive the fiery, dramatic and unrelenting campaign that led to passage of the 19th Amendment.

This stunning waterway is among the memorable sights along the Great Allegheny Passage.

A Pittsburgh psychologist and family therapist offers techniques and suggestions to keep mentally and physically healthy in times of reduced social interaction.

A new educational video series that extends robotics and mathematics lessons to high school age students during the COVID-19 crisis.

High school can be difficult for young people on the spectrum, especially with communication, but filmmaking is opening up new doors.