Katherine Amenta, WPXI-TV

The COVID-19 pandemic is causing historic challenges in healthcare, with the crisis started during an already critical time for maternal health. In 2019, top doctors at UPMC told us the country was seeing an “unacceptable” rise in pregnancy complications, especially in minority communities. Only Channel 11 Morning News Anchor Katherine Amenta stayed on the story and followed the trends, which doctors say we now have a unique opportunity to change.

During the holidays, you’re likely singing along with your favorite Christmas songs. For one Baldwin Whitehall special needs student, her special gift puts her in tune with singers like Bing Crosby and Mariah Carey.

Pittsburghers always come together when times are tough, especially in 2020. We want to introduce you to a local nonprofit organization that’s raising money and spreading smiles one family at a time.

Channel 11 has covered the struggle this year, as families try to balance unemployment, their health and their homes.

Doctors at UPMC are making headlines for designing equipment to protect patients and healthcare workers during critical moments of care.

The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t stop a Pittsburgh couple from tying the knot.

With all of the stress and disruption to our daily routines lately, you may be looking for new ways to stay healthy and eat better. Consequently, there is a growing trend in personalized diet apps. One woman said her weight loss journey is different with a new app.

Democratic congressman Conor Lamb knows his race against Republican Sean Parnell is in the national spotlight.

Vice President Mike Pence had a late lunch with Sean Parnell, republican challenger for the 17th congressional district seat, when he was in Pittsburgh on Friday.

The coronavirus has left its mark on our country’s health care system, including a drastic decline in the number of transplants performed over the last eight weeks.