The legal battle, two state officials privately acknowledged, carries one of the highest price tags for outside lawyers in decades.

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Lynn and Susan are talking about the Texas sheriff who recommended criminal charges be brought against those who organized flights of immigrants from San Antonio to Martha’s Vineyard last fall. Plus they discuss a couple of presidential candidates - Cornell West said Biden is a milk toast neo-liberal and Trump a neo-fascist, and Robert Kennedy Jr. running as a democrat who is so far right that everything that comes out of his mouth sounds like it is coming out of Tucker Carlson's mouth...

This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Millvale Market, Inner Groove Brewing, Primanti Bros., Nine O'Clock Wines, Swissvale Dari Delite, and Margaux, as well as a pizza festival, coffee deals, and more.

Lynn talks about living in somewhat of a "local news desert," military propaganda in Russian schools, protesting school book bans by contesting the bible, and a drag ban getting shot down by a federal judge as unconstitutional. Audio Only Archive...

Row House will screen some of the most bizarre American films ever made during its Cult-O-Rama program.

Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including positions at Girl Scouts of Western Pa., Lorelei, and Wildcard.

Progressive candidates consolidated a five-year leftward trend in Allegheny County with the Democratic primary results posted last month. In this article, party leaders and strategists break down the causes.

The oversight board doesn't let the public speak at meetings and says it’s not subject to the state’s Right-to-Know Law.

The most popular rides at Kennywood aren't always the best ones. Here are some of the more underrated rides that shouldn't be overlooked.

Not satisfied to remain a one-stop-shop for chain restaurants and retail, The Waterfront has made efforts to stand out more with new features being rolled out this year.

Lynn is reading the accounts of the people that testified yesterday at the Tree of Life trail and her remembrance of some of the victims and survivors of the shooting. Plus Pride parade security costs; Turkey's President Erdogan dehumanizing gay people to gain the presidency; voting for a tribe and identity even if it goes beyond your beliefs; having trouble opening public pools because they can't find lifeguards...

The Washington County-based theater company charms with its production of the musical based on the hit 2001 French rom-com.

Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from Tina Turner to mall goth.

City Paper won 4 Golden Quills at the awards ceremony on May 30th, with 13 others claiming finalist spots.

Lynn and Susan are talking about the chilling day one testimony at the Tree of Life trial that started yesterday. They also get into a deep dive on religion used as a tool for hate...

Plan your week with a little help from this week's Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with humpback whales, Neil Armstrong's buddy Dick Day, gut feelings, globetrotting birds, and more.

Not interested in taking part in any of Pittsburgh’s bigger Pride celebrations? We have some ideas for how you can DIY it.

These Pittsburgh shops have excellent gift options for supporting newly out LGBTQ friends.

The "Protect Trans Kids" signs distributed across Pittsburgh will now be distributed across Western Pa. as part of a new campaign.

From craft markets to concerts, here are all the must-attend Pride events in Pittsburgh

Happy Pride! Plan the month of June with our list of all the hottest Pride events going on in Pittsburgh.