For many drivers, losing their license means losing their livelihood. Learn how select motorists can have points shaved from their license and/or dodge a 15-day suspension.
Days ahead of GOP gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano's appearance with Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis, local faith leaders condemn the politicians' extremist views.
Lynn is discussing Liz Cheney's lost in her primary and how the Republican Party is still in Trump's control. Plus she talks about the Motion Picture Academy who publicly apologizing to Sacheen Littlefeather who at the 1973 Oscars went up to represent Marlon Brando, who had just been named best actor for his portrayal of Vito Corleone in “The Godfather” to refuse the award because of the treatment of American Indians by the film industry...
The 12th annual Skull Fest is bringing over 70 hardcore acts to the Pittsburgh-based punk and heavy metal festival. Dusty Hanna, co-founder of the fest, talks to music writer Jordan Snowden about what to expect at this year's fest.
As Starbucks accuses National Labor Relations Board members of misconduct and calls for a halt to all union elections nationwide, organizers in Pittsburgh say two recent firings at local Starbucks shops align with a broader retaliatory strategy aimed at thwarting union efforts across the country.
City Paper talks to local Pittsburghers who switched careers during the pandemic and "Great Resignation" and asks why so many people are looking for new job opportunities right now.
WYEP Soul Show host Mike Canton was once told, “Keep your programming fun.” Here, he talks about the music he plays that makes listeners smile, dance, tap, think, blink, and cry.
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a vintage baseball game to Afro-Cuban, Cuban, and American music in an outdoor Downtown venue, we've got a list of this week's top events in the Steel City.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf issued an executive order discouraging conversion therapy and directing commonwealth agencies to discourage attempts to change a person’s sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.
Maria Scapellato, a well-known voice to local radio listeners, will retire from the airwaves in the fall after five years with Pittsburgh's NPR news station. The West Mifflin native's plans to step down after the election cycle will conclude a career spanning nearly four decades in radio and broadcast journalism.
Servings of fresh food otherwise destined for the garbage bin will instead be distributed around town in autonomous vehicles through a new effort to combat hunger and eliminate food waste. The program is an initiative of three local organizations, Argo AI, 412 Food Rescue and Parkhurst Dining, with each contributing their distinct services to steer surplus food to those who need it.
Expungement is the only mechanism to permanently and completely remove criminal history record information. Click to find info on the latest clinic being held to help inform community members on how to begin the process.
Lynn and Susan are talking about many topics today including Dr. Oz shopping for some Crudité (at a store who's name he mispronounced, but actually combined two store names together) and getting trolled by John Fetterman. Audio Only Archive...
This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Penn Brewery, North Park Lounge, Wigle Whiskey, and Threadbare Cider & Mead, as well as new menus, fall flavors, and more.
