Kiley Koscinski
General Assignment ReporterKiley Koscinski is a reporter for 90.5 WESA. She reports on breaking stories from a variety of realms in Pittsburgh; with specific interest in the growing technology sector.
She has previously produced Morning Edition and The Confluence for 90.5 WESA. Before that she worked as a producer and assignment desk editor at NewsRadio 1020 KDKA. Kiley attended Point Park University and was the Music Director of the student-run radio station, WPPJ.
Kiley is deeply interested in the oddities of Pittsburgh and the communities that make up the city’s underbelly. Stories and tips can be sent to kkoscinski@wesa.fm
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A significant percentage of staff at Pennsylvania’s skilled nursing facilities have not been vaccinated against COVID-19. There have been more than 2,775 outbreaks in 1,586 long-term care facilities since the start of the pandemic, making the low vaccination rates worrisome to health officials. -
The one-shot nature of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine makes it ideal for county jails where stays average just over a month. With that vaccine off the table, jails are rescheduling clinics while they consider their options.
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Two Facebook groups helping more than 100,000 Pennsylvanians find COVID-19 vaccines claim appointments are going unfilled.
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Two of the region’s largest health care providers have announced dates for two-day mass vaccination clinics for individuals who fall within the state’s…
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Between 700,000 and 1 million more people are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in Pennsylvania. The state moves into Phase 1B of its…
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As President Joe Biden arrives in Pittsburgh Wednesday to propose federal investments that could revive domestic manufacturing, 1,300 steel manufacturing…
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Anti-racist demonstrators gathered in Oakland Wednesday afternoon to highlight concerns of growing violence against Asian Americans since the coronavirus…
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The University of Pittsburgh’s former director of emergency management stole 13,615 pieces of personal protective equipment meant for students and school…
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Pittsburgh Public Schools will begin phasing its more than 20,000 students back into the classroom next month, after the coronavirus shuttered school…
