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This story was originally reported by Orion Rummler of The 19th.  The red van hands out food, water, clothes, first aid and free HIV tests. Locals recognize it across the Twin Cities: the van, nicknamed “Thrivey,” visits St. Paul on Mondays, drives ...

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Helping Hands is building community, friendship, and peer support for people living with HIV in Pittsburgh, while finding ways to extend that care to others. Full article link in bio.
The DOJ backed down. 200 LGBTQ & allies hit the river. And Pittsburgh’s gay softball league crowned its champs.

Here are 3 queer news stories you might’ve missed this week in Pittsburgh and Western PA.
Allegheny County just recorded the fewest new HIV diagnoses in its history.

53 people were diagnosed in 2025, down 32% from 2024 and 54% since 2016.

It’s a milestone decades of HIV activism, prevention, treatment & community care helped make possible. https://qburgh.com/allegheny-county-lowest-new-hiv-diagnoses/
Your fall calendar is filling up. Your DMs might be, too. Before you get down this fall, let’s talk mpox. Pittsburgh has already seen more cases in 2026 than last year.

Know the symptoms. Know where to get tested. Know your vaccine options. https://qburgh.com/before-you-get-down-talk-mpox/
Your ex hard-launched his new boyfriend. Cool. Good for him.

But his life moving forward doesn’t mean yours is standing still.

At 22, being single isn’t a waiting room. Maybe your twenties aren’t about finding “the one.” Maybe they’re about finding you. Read Michelangelo's full essay link in bio.