What $400K will buy you in various neighborhboods throughout Pittsburgh
From Brighton Heights to Spring Hill to Robinson, here's what $400K will get you in Pittsburgh.
08 Jul 2020
On Media: Pandemic poses ‘extinction-level’ threat to local journalism
How are local media outlets surviving the pandemic?
06 Jul 2020
How Pittsburgh is closing the digital divide
Many Pittsburghers cannot thrive because they don't have the digital skills necessary to find a good job, or get access to the right technology, or even log onto the internet while at home.
02 Jul 2020
14 great places for outdoor dining in Pittsburgh
Here are some of our favorite places to eat outdoors in Pittsburgh -- with more coming as others open.
22 Jun 2020
More than 30 Pittsburgh environmental groups stand behind this statement on justice, race and responsibility
A responsible path forward ensures a healthier region, including clean air, clean water, access to outdoor green spaces and a stable climate — for all.
18 Jun 2020
Dear Mt. Lebanon School District. A student petitions for change
Sam Blehar thought he got a great education from Mt. Lebanon schools. Now it's clear to him that the school district’s curriculum fails to address an entire part of our oppressive history that is still a current reality.
19 Jun 2020
Pittsburgh brewery news, from Fresh Fest to new places in the Strip
Here’s an update on some ongoing projects and new places to check out around Pittsburgh, from Fresh Frest to new places in the Strip.
17 Jun 2020
Black Lives Matter mural in Downtown Pittsburgh succeeds as a collaboration. ‘Creating unity through a paintbrush’
It started as graffiti and then conflict led to a collaboration. The story behind the Black Lives Matter mural Downtown and others in the city.
16 Jun 2020
The best places to buy chocolate (and candy) in Pittsburgh
You can be a kid in a candy store at these Pittsburgh chocolate shops.
15 Jun 2020
On Media: Post-Gazette under fire locally and nationally for its treatment of Black journalists. Why we must all do better
"Protest-related stories by two staffers — city hall reporter Ashley Murray and general assignment reporter Lauren Lee — suddenly disappeared without explanation from the PG’s website shortly after they tweeted support for Alexis."
07 Jun 2020