Records show Allegheny County has spent millions in settlement money on everything from overdose reversal drugs for first responders to housing for people in recovery.
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While the city won’t be in the path of totality like its northern neighbors in Cleveland and Erie, approximately 97% of the sun will be covered in Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia Safehouse leaders say they are reviewing their options and next steps, which could include filing an appeal. The lawsuit was first filed in 2019.
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It’s been one year since Pennsylvania began “unwinding” its pandemic-era Medicaid program. Officials said they expect work to be largely completed by June.
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New federal regulations take effect Tuesday that aim to make treatment for opioid use disorder more patient-centered. How much Pennsylvanians benefit from these reforms depends on state regulators.
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A mifepristone case at U.S. Supreme Court could limit access to medication abortion in Pennsylvania.
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The totality of the eclipse will touch Erie, Crawford, Warren and Mercer counties. Cities such as Pittsburgh, Harrisburg and Philadelphia will still see coverage over 90%.
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The end of Penn Highlands’ birth services marks another huge maternal care loss for Pennsylvania’s shrinking rural counties.
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Alzheimer's Association report finds that 11.5% of Pennsylvanians who are 65-plus have Alzheimer’s disease.
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Spotlight PA and WESA are requesting opioid settlement spending reports from all 67 counties in Pennsylvania to provide transparency into the process.
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The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America released a top 100 list for the most challenging places to live with allergies. This year, the list included four Pennsylvania cities: Allentown at number 11, Pittsburgh at 52, Philadelphia at 57, and Harrisburg at 64.