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RT @IU1Tweets: We were thrilled to launch our IU1 Career Mobile Lab! Guests from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation, @EQTCorp, @wqed….

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⏰ SCHEDULE CHANGE: Sunday's primetime dramas on @WQED will be DELAYED by approximately 15 minutes as @PBS carries the President's Oval Office address at 8:00 p.m. Adjust your DVR's accordingly! ("All New Rock, Pop & Doo Wop" will also be preempted by @pbsnewshour at 6:00 p.m.)

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Like many of our neighbors, the WQED station has lost power. As a result, our FM & TV livestreams are down. Our over-the-air television broadcast is NOT affected. Please bear with us as we deal with this outage and stay safe through these storms!

RT @NEHgov: #OTD in 1967, the popular children’s show “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” premiered locally on @WQED. Visit the historical marke….

RT @MrsWhitney17: 🚗Road trip to the @LatrobeArtCtr for the Educator Playground: Being a Kind & Caring Neighbor🏘️ #RemakeLearningSWPA event.….

“Hope and Healing: The Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh” premieres TONIGHT @ 8pm on WQED-TV and YouTube. The half-hour doc tells the story of The Children's Institute's continued advancement in disability care for children.

RT @HistoricHill: @TheNextPGH @MayorEdGainey Recently, #FreedomHouseEMT’s story is being told, in two documentaries (First Responders @wqed….

“Hope and Healing: The Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh” premieres next May 16 @ 8pm on WQED-TV! The half-hour doc tells the story of The Children's Institute's continued advancement in disability care for children. Check out a promo HERE:

We adore this painting local artist Cue Perry created at last year's Cardigan Party, and now it can be yours in the form of a sticker as thanks for your donation during @PMGD2024. Donate NOW in any amount at to give today! #PublicMediaGivingDays #PMGD2024

We ❤️ this painting local artist Cue Perry created @ last year's #CardiganParty. It can be yours in the form of a sticker as thanks for your donation during @PMGD2024. Donate NOW in any amount at to support valuable programs & services in your community.

RT @CitiParks: Seniors from @Pittsburgh’s Brighton Heights HAL Senior Center enjoyed the Elizabeth Black Documentary presented by @wqed pro….

Public media is supported by neighbors like @giselefetterman. We’re celebrating @PMGD2024 – a time for you to show your pride for WQED and for your community. Make your donation now & we’ll send you a Mister Rogers sticker as our thanks. #PublicMediaGives