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AFL-CIO launches website highlighting union member candidates and elected officials

by Elise Lavallee

Nov 12, 2019

On Nov. 5, more than 300 union members were elected to office nationwide, adding to the 984 who were elected in last year’s midterm elections, according to the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO). And in response to the growing support of labor candidates, the AFL-CIO has launched a new website highlighting union members running for or already elected to office...

Lindsey Williams

Where to donate coats and other winter clothing

By Hannah Lynn
Nov 11, 2019
Uber’s self-driving cars can’t detect pedestrians who walk outside of crosswalks, says report

By Ryan Deto
Nov 11, 2019
Interactive Recycling Resource Map launched for Allegheny County

By Amanda Waltz
Nov 10, 2019
CMU students protest U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao’s appearance at Traffic21 event

By Ryan Deto
Nov 7, 2019
New intercity bus service, FlixBus, to begin service in Pittsburgh on Nov. 14

By Hannah Lynn
Nov 7, 2019
Operation Illumination: Bike Pittsburgh to provide free bike lights Nov. 7

By Elise Lavallee
Nov 7, 2019
Why every teenager could use dialectical behavior therapy

By Jordan Snowden
Nov 7, 2019
How DA Stephen Zappala dominated the suburbs and other takeaways from the 2019 election

By Ryan Deto
Nov 6, 2019
What’s really behind the creation of Pennsylvania’s new E-Verify law?

By Ryan Deto
Nov 6, 2019
Photos: Independent DA candidate Lisa Middleman's election party

By Jared Wickerham
Nov 5, 2019
Another one: Study ranks Pittsburgh among top 10 US cities for thrift shopping

By Amanda Waltz
Nov 5, 2019
Why do people love voting stickers so much?

By Hannah Lynn
Nov 5, 2019
A panel on disability and justice, a reading of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech on Vietnam, and more educational and social justice events this week in Pittsburgh

By Lisa Cunningham
Nov 5, 2019
Former Republican Governor Tom Corbett endorses Stephen Zappala for District Attorney

By Ryan Deto
Nov 4, 2019
Clean out your closet for the 20th Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sweater Drive

By Amanda Waltz
Nov 4, 2019
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald denounces Peduto’s anti-cracker plant stance

By Ryan Deto
Nov 1, 2019
State Democrats launch open enrollment tour for Affordable Care Act coverage

By Amanda Waltz
Nov 1, 2019
The political battle over Allegheny County's proposed conversion-therapy ban, explained

By Elise Lavallee
Nov 1, 2019
Popular Downtown Pittsburgh retail and manufacturing store Moop Shop heads west

By Lisa Cunningham
Oct 31, 2019
More info about sinkholes, from an expert

By Hannah Lynn
Oct 31, 2019

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- Instead of constantly being behind the ball and trying to provide clarity on an ever…
  
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