Burris has received criticism for his editorials on race and other editorial decisions, as well as rebukes from the union representing P-G employees.
By Ryan Deto
Feb 18, 2019
The nonprofit Rivers of Steel will receive more funding through 2021 if the National Resources Management Act is signed into law
By Janine Faust
Feb 16, 2019
The guild's lawyer expects the NLRB to make a decision on the case within a couple of weeks.
By Ryan Deto
Feb 13, 2019
Pennsylvania added more than 1150 solar industry jobs over two years, outpacing growth in other energy industries like coal.
By Janine Faust
Feb 13, 2019
How a Pittsburgh-based company is taking advantage of legalized hemp to study how CBD could treat IBS
By Ryan Deto
Feb 12, 2019
Duffy was forced out after Penn Plaza was torn down, and didn't fulfill her desire to return to East Liberty before she died.
By Ryan Deto
Feb 11, 2019
General manager says decision was not political
By Lisa Cunningham
Feb 11, 2019
The campaign asks the public to post photos of CPC vans spotted around town.
By Amanda Waltz
Feb 7, 2019
Studies show that fears about grad-student unions don’t hurt student-faculty relationships, undercutting Pitt’s argument against one forming on campus
By Janine Faust
Feb 6, 2019
At about $200 a month, Pittsburgh spends the second most on takeout of any city in the U.S. and is an outlier among Rust Belt cities
By Ryan Deto
Feb 5, 2019
The Pittsburgh region has experienced several inversions over the last several days, trapping industrial pollutants closer to the surface.
By Ryan Deto
Feb 4, 2019
If the funding is approved, the city will receive $250,000 from the foundation to set up an Imagination Library program in Pittsburgh for local children to receive one book a month.
By Hannah Lynn
Feb 4, 2019
Pittsburgh water authority has admitted to failing to notify residents about lead water line replacement and not sampling new lines fast enough.
By Janine Faust
Feb 1, 2019
The for-profit institute has faced several financial challenges over the years, not to mention one of the worst student return-on-investment rates in the U.S.
By Ryan Deto
Jan 31, 2019
Michael Telek referred to Brady as a cheater in a KDKA chyron, was told he would be reprimanded, but was then fired.
By Ryan Deto
Jan 30, 2019
By Josh Oswald
Jan 30, 2019
A little bit of Pittsburgh will launch as part of the first commercial lunar landing.
By Amanda Waltz
Jan 29, 2019
