Lynn and Susan are discussing the train derailment in East Palestine and the effects it is having in that and surrounding areas and how can they transport such dangerous chemicals thru residential areas and cities. Plus they talk about the Pennsylvania special election today which will likely determine which party holds the majority in the state House...

Pittsburgh City Paper participated alongside four other news outlets in a monthslong DEIB project led by the American Press Institute. Here's what we learned and how we plan to do better.

The Black Guy Dies First presents a comprehensive history and analysis of the life expectancy of Black characters in horror films.

This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Con Alma, Spak Brothers, Hidden Harbor, Bonefish Grill, and Café Phipps, as well as special events for plant-based dishes and more.

Send a card to an incarcerated person, donate to a mutual aid project, and/or volunteer with a local organization to send care to people who need it this Valentine's Day.

The Pennsylvania state House has been unable to function for a month. Three special elections this week could end the standoff, though big questions remain.

We started the show with a brief technical issue. Once resolved, Lynn talks about the Grammys...

Veteran councilmember Bruce Kraus is stepping down when his term ends in December. Seeking to replace Kraus in District 3 are his chief of staff, Bob Charland, and William Reeves, a community support worker for Casa San Jose.

Looking for a new job in Pittsburgh? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including positions at Eat N Park, Parlor Dim Sum, City of Asylum, and more.

Brandon Cronenberg delivers a blistering trainwreck of bodily fluids and general unpleasantness.

Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from RnB to mall goth hits.

In the week since Pittsburgh City Paper reported on Denzelle Kendrick’s allegations of medical neglect at the Allegheny County Jail, Abolitionist Law Center staff attorney Dolly Prabhu says Kendrick’s medical care has not improved.

Pittsburgh City Paper mourns the loss of the original restaurant that launched millions of late-night Tex-Mex meals and Big Azz margaritas.

Under new ownership, Mixtape, a once-popular hangout in Garfield that closed in 2020, will continue with its signature sign and name intact.

Bottom Feeder Books’ shelves are stocked with rare, one-of-a-kind books – but with an emphasis on affordability.

With no contribution limits, cash will flood the county’s highest-profile race. This election could show money’s influence in county-level elections.

We teamed up with PublicSource to take a closer look at the money behind local campaigns for County Executive.

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Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From Pittsburgh Fuckup Night to Black History Month celebrations to live music, we've got a list of this week's top happenings in the Steel City.

This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Nothing Bundt Cakes, East End Brewing, G.S. Sandoco, Blue Sky, and Ineffable Cà Phê, as well as breadmaking for repro rights.

The Chicago-based author visits Pittsburgh to discuss her latest children's book, Keyana Loves Her Family.

After over 100 days on strike, the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh celebrates a favorable decision and presses the Department of Justice to investigate the purchase of Pittsburgh City Paper by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ownership.