Most stressed cities in US? Cleveland is #1, Pittsburgh is #97, according to WalletHub
To determine the cities where Americans cope best, WalletHub compared more than 180 cities across 42 key metrics.
14 Jul 2020
Big tech companies are flocking to Pittsburgh, reports Technical.ly
"Zoom's expansion into Pittsburgh offers fresh evidence that the city can attract name brands in tech. But don't sleep on the unsung heroes who have been working for years."
13 Jul 2020
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette staff revolts, reports The New York Times
The New York Times is the latest news outlet to cover the story of Post-Gazette reporter Alexis Johnson.
11 Jun 2020
Pittsburgh ranks in the top 20 cities for bicycling
In the ranking by PeopleForBikes, Pittsburgh gets high marks in the safety and acceleration categories.
10 Jun 2020
In the market for a pirate bus? It’s all yours for $50,000
The 26-seat bus has been used for wine tours and corporate meetings and even weddings. Aye!
03 Jun 2020
The Show Must Go On(line) gets high praise from Bloomberg Businessweek
City of Asylum has found a way to connect with audiences and other help local groups do the same.
28 May 2020
Mark Cuban takes Pittsburgher John Dick’s lead to reimburse employees who eat lunch at local restaurants
"CivicScience will be reimbursing employees’ expenses from local establishments this week and we hope other companies do the same,” wrote John Dick on social media.
15 Mar 2020
A proposed cracker plant near Wheeling may be a boon to Ohio but could be an environmental threat to PA
Ohio's economic development organization said it awarded the grant to Thai chemical company PTT Global Chemical America and its South Korean partner, Daelim Industrial Co.
12 Feb 2020
The New Yorker praises the Pittsburgh Symphony’s note-perfect performance and savage precision
Music critic Alex Ross visited Pittsburgh after listening to the PSO's Brucker Ninth Symphony -- for the 10th time. He had to understand how such a formidable achievement came about.
04 Feb 2020
Pittsburgh’s air was unsafe to breathe for three months in 2018, report says
There were 90 days in which half or more air monitoring locations reported levels of particulate matter or ozone pollution above levels that pose "little to no risk" to human health according to the EPA.
30 Jan 2020