On today’s program: Karina Ricks reflects on shaping priorities as the city’s first Department of Mobility and Infrastructure director before moving on to a role with the Federal Transit Administration; and the principal oboist with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra shares what it was like to not practice with the full orchestra for 17 months, and how it feels to be reunited, making music again.

According to court documents, Philadelphia police took him into custody late Friday night and arraigned him early Saturday morning, and have set a trial date for Tuesday morning.

A new two-unit, six-bedroom duplex opened in Homewood for Trade Institute of Pittsburgh students. The organization’s new workforce housing project renovated a home on Susquehanna Street for students who may be experiencing housing insecurity.

Pittsburgh area businesses are all over the map when it comes to returning to the office, a new survey finds. In a tight labor market, firms have sought to balance employees' preferences with workplace safety and business needs.

While school officials note that there is no imminent danger to students, the problem reflects the administration’s ongoing struggles with staffing shortfalls amid the COVID crisis.

Chad Hunter co-created the event to foster appreciation for a lost art form.