On this week's Explainer: WITF's Brett Sholtis on a push to get conservative voters vaccinated in Pa.; Government and accountability editor Chris Potter brings the latest on Pittsburgh's mayoral race; and education reporter Sarah Schneider says students are coming back to classrooms, but a bus shortage could complicate their return.

Black activists react to the Chauvin verdict, a proposal for a county-wide police review board moves forward, and the city aims to deconstruct homes instead of tearing them down.

A look at the candidates who hope to be Pittsburgh's next mayor and how they plan to change the city; what it takes to get the vaccine to providers; and legal challenges to a city affordable housing law.

WESA and the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation hosted a debate among four Democratic candidates for the office of Mayor of Pittsburgh on Tuesday, April 13.

On this week's show: vaccine eligibility expands for Pennsylvanians; an update on a state detention center; and the latest changes to the city's eviction moratorium.

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Join 90.5 WESA health reporter Sarah Boden and a panel of experts as they discuss the trajectory of the coronavirus pandemic in western Pennsylvania right here on April 7 at 7 p.m. Panelists include Dr. Amy Crawford-Faucher, a family medicine doctor with Allegheny Health Network; Dr. Kevin McCarthy, a COVID-19 variant researcher and professor of microbiology and molecular genetics at Pitt; and Elaine Jenkins, RN, a nurse with over 40 years of experience, COVID-19 survivor and member of the PA