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Opinion: Grant Oliphant on Charlottesville, racism and the beast

"Here, finally, was the brazen re-emergence of an ugliness that in normal times skulks in the shadows but lately seems to be confidently slithering its way back into the open light of day."

16 Aug 2017

What I learned about Pittsburghers from joining the Underwear Bike Ride

It’s 8 p.m. and already, it’s been a night of several firsts for me: leaving my house unclothed, riding down Butler Street in boxers, and now conducting my naked-est interview to date.

14 Aug 2017

Industry experts explore growth of additive manufacturing in Pittsburgh and beyond

The Pittsburgh Product Development and Management Association will host a panel discussion on the future of additive manufacturing.

10 Aug 2017

Citrine Informatics opens first office outside of Silicon Valley in Pittsburgh. Here’s why.

Why Pittsburgh? "There is no city on the planet that is both a bulwark of a materials manufacturing economy and is on the cutting edge of AI at the same time."

09 Aug 2017

Why it’s up to Allegheny County for Pittsburgh to become a sanctuary city (and how you can voice your opinion)

It may be up to Allegheny County, which controls the jail, if Pittsburgh ever becomes a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants.

07 Aug 2017

MONMADE is taking 5 Pittsburgh producers to New York to the country’s biggest trade show

The goal: to help these five producers and create a craft manufacturing sector that will connect Pittsburgh producers with people interested in buying and/or distributing their products.

05 Aug 2017

The British are coming! MTV UK says Pittsburgh is the best U.S. city getaway you’ve never thought of

"Get in quick before everyone else does," MTV UK warns.

03 Aug 2017

Warby Parker is opening in Pittsburgh, and now we know when

The "Netflix for eyewear" company Warby Parker plans to open a brick-and-mortar store in East Liberty.

01 Aug 2017

Al Gore wants Pittsburgh to join the fight against climate change, and he’s giving us the tools to do it

The Climate Reality Project, an organization founded by Al Gore, will hold an environmental activist training event in Pittsburgh.

31 Jul 2017

BEST Robotics wants to make STEM the new sport for Pittsburgh kids

"Being in Pittsburgh gives us that much more validation and credibility because we are on the pulse of everything that's happening in the technology and engineering sectors."

31 Jul 2017