Kiley Koscinski is a reporter at 90.5 WESA, where she specializes in health and science reporting while also covering city government, breaking news, politics, and technology. Her work focuses on themes such as consumer health, mental health, public health, and healthcare technology, reflecting her commitment to informing the community on vital issues. Kiley has been featured in various outlets including WVIA, NPR, and PublicSource, and has received numerous awards for her reporting excellence.
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Kiley Koscinski's coverage primarily focuses on local government and legal policy in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Her articles include news related to city council decisions, legal proceedings, and government announcements.
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By: Kiley Koscinski
Pennsylvania parents can now easily track vaccination rates at their kids’ schools thanks to a new resource from the state health department. A new online tool provides annual vaccination rate data for individual schools, a closer look than the state and county-level data previously available.
By: Kiley Koscinski
Healthcare systems are quickly adopting artificial intelligence. A new report from UPMC finds that many are adopting the technology without a clear set of rules and procedures around it.
By: Kiley Koscinski
Pittsburgh’s newest research endeavor unites the city’s artificial intelligence, health sciences and manufacturing prowess toward developing new therapies for rare diseases.
By: Kiley Koscinski
UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh is expanding behavioral health services south of the city. Children’s officials unveiled plans Wednesday for a $10 million expansion of pediatric behavioral health and subspeciality services at UPMC Children’s South campus.
A patient at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh has tested positive for measles, the health system said in a statement. It’s the first case of the highly contagious disease reported in Allegheny County since 2019.
By: Kiley Koscinski
Pittsburgh’s mosquito season is 22 days longer compared to 1970, according to a Climate Central report. The Ohio River Valley is warming into a longer mosquito season, which means the risk of disease transmitted by mosquitos is lasting longer too, according to the report.
By: Kiley Koscinski
Pennsylvania health officials confirmed Thursday that one of the two Lancaster County residents who died was an infant.
By: Kiley Koscinski
New regulations proposed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health could broaden the agency's authority over managing infectious disease outbreaks.
By: Kiley Koscinski
Forty men and women sacrificed their lives to stop terrorists from hitting their fourth target on Sept. 11, 2001. A quarter-century later, a park stands on the empty field where United Flight 93 crash-landed that day.
By: Kiley Koscinski
The county’s Department of Human Services launched the Allegheny Recovery Partnership Plan at a community event at Point Park University. Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato called the plan a “fundamental shift” in how the county supports people facing substance use challenges.
