Slushy wet sidewalks could spell trouble for dogs
On a chilly wet day in mid January, Angela and Karl Wagner were out walking their 4-year-old Samoyed…
Why Philly’s warm-up won’t save you from the frozen slushie that is our city (yet)
Philadelphia is flirting with something that feels downright balmy this week: daytime highs nudging close to 40 degrees,…
With more snow looming, the rush for salt in the Pittsburgh area resumes
Just when many people thought they were finally catching a break from the snow, Mother Nature had other…
Watch live: Philadelphia launches paid work program to help clear neighborhoods of snow and ice
As Philadelphia continues to dig out 10 days after a storm that dropped the most snow in a…
How Philadelphians are helping each other dig out more than 1 week after snowstorm
Nine days after a major snowstorm swept through Philadelphia, some residents say lingering ice and snow are still…
Philadelphia is bringing in hundreds of workers to help with snow removal
Eight days after a strong snowstorm, getting around Philadelphia is still a hassle. “It’s terrible. These streets around…
Snow cleanup continues across Philadelphia neighborhoods, a week after snowstorm
City crews were still clearing lingering snow and ice in Philadelphia on Sunday, one week after the winter…
How Philly residents feel about saving parking spots
If you worked hard to shovel a parking spot in Philly or to find one that wasn’t entombed…
Deep freeze settles in, frustrates Philly weekend plans
Philadelphia heads toward February still stuck in a deep freeze, with streets rutted in ice, the postponed Mummers…
After Pittsburgh plows away the snow, where does it get dumped?
For days now, Pittsburghers have been talking about the tons of snow that have to get hauled out…
PNC Foundation donates $2 million to the City of Pittsburgh for snow removal equipment
Another Pittsburgh business is gifting the city a significant amount of money to help upgrade its winter equipment. …
“Respect the chair:” After Pittsburgh’s record-setting snowfall, residents break out the parking chairs
“Respect the chair or else.” That warning is echoing across Pittsburgh as the city enters its fifth day…