Pittsburgh, United States (Local)
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Cassandra Harris predominantly covers local events and businesses in Pittsburgh, with a focus on announcements and reviews. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider offering insights or commentary related to local establishments, events, or community initiatives within Pittsburgh.
Given the substantial coverage of "House & Home" themes as well as the "University" topic without much emphasis on technology-related topics like "WiFi Network" or general "Technology," it would be effective to tailor your pitches toward home improvement trends, local university events and developments rather than broader technological advancements.
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By: Cassandra Harris, Zach Zimmerman Butler
Longtime Butler County resident Susan Collier said she wasn't completely surprised that voters chose a Democrat over a Republican in a recent special election — even in this traditionally red area.
By: Cassandra Harris
Cassandra Harris/Pittsburgh Media Partenship Aug. 24, 2026, 11:46 a.m. ET
In Pennsylvania, a tick bite may bring more than one disease — and doctors may never know it.
By: Cassandra Harris
In Pennsylvania, a tick bite may bring more than one disease — and doctors may never know it.
By: Cassandra Harris
In Pennsylvania, a tick bite may bring more than one disease — and doctors may never know it. And fall is also a busy season for adult ticks.
By: Cassandra Harris
Dr. Danielle Tufts collects ticks for research by dragging a cloth along the ground. Tufts is an assistant professor of infectious diseases and microbiology and immunology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health. Photo courtesy of Danielle Tufts.
As fall approaches, tick activity increases, particularly in Pennsylvania, raising concerns about diseases like Lyme disease and anaplasmosis. Co-infections can complicate diagnosis, potentially leading to underreporting. Experts suggest preventive measures, including vaccination efforts, clothing treatments, and timely tick removal to enhance safety.
By: Cassandra Harris
In Pennsylvania, a tick bite may bring more than one disease — and doctors may never know it.
By: Cassandra Harris, Zach Zimmerman
Longtime Butler County resident Susan Collier said she wasn't completely surprised that voters chose a Democrat over a Republican in a recent special election — even in this traditionally red area.
By: CASSANDRA HARRIS
Fish from Japan and Scotland make their way from sea to sushi, served in Pittsburgh’s Strip District in 72 hours or less.
