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Last-minute accusations lobbed against Allegheny County Council candidate Olivia Bennett's residency
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Last-minute accusations lobbed against Allegheny County Council candidate Olivia Bennett's residency

By Ryan Deto May 21, 2019

Pennsylvania graduates have the most student debt … again
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Pennsylvania graduates have the most student debt … again

By Ryan Deto May 21, 2019

Pro-Darlene Harris mailer accuses Peduto, Bobby Wilson of trying to buy election with “East End money”
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Pro-Darlene Harris mailer accuses Peduto, Bobby Wilson of trying to buy election with “East End money”

By Ryan Deto May 20, 2019

Anti-abortion group emails Holocaust images to Jewish Pittsburgh state Rep. Dan Frankel
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Anti-abortion group emails Holocaust images to Jewish Pittsburgh state Rep. Dan Frankel

By Ryan Deto May 17, 2019

Westmoreland County school's drill with shooter dressed in Middle Eastern garb draws criticism
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Westmoreland County school's drill with shooter dressed in Middle Eastern garb draws criticism

By Ryan Deto May 16, 2019

Pittsburghese is one of the unsexiest accents in America
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Pittsburghese is one of the unsexiest accents in America

By Ryan Deto May 14, 2019

Pittsburgh nurses visit Harrisburg and call for safer staffing ratios
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Pittsburgh nurses visit Harrisburg and call for safer staffing ratios

By Ryan Deto May 9, 2019

Local advocacy group creates ‘support zones’ to educate undocumented immigrants on their rights
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Local advocacy group creates ‘support zones’ to educate undocumented immigrants on their rights

By Ryan Deto May 8, 2019

Some Uber and Lyft drivers plan to strike in Pittsburgh on May 8
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Some Uber and Lyft drivers plan to strike in Pittsburgh on May 8

By Ryan Deto May 7, 2019

Pa. Democrats back bill protecting Dreamers that would grant them path to citizenship
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Pa. Democrats back bill protecting Dreamers that would grant them path to citizenship

By Ryan Deto May 7, 2019

Conor Lamb says we must maintain nuclear power in Western Pennsylvania
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Conor Lamb says we must maintain nuclear power in Western Pennsylvania

By Ryan Deto May 6, 2019

Can the proposed Mon-Oakland Connector adequately serve Hazelwood, Oakland, and Greenfield?
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Can the proposed Mon-Oakland Connector adequately serve Hazelwood, Oakland, and Greenfield?

By Ryan Deto May 3, 2019

Can drug testing bill targeting horse racing gain support from Pennsylvania's congressional delegation?
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Can drug testing bill targeting horse racing gain support from Pennsylvania's congressional delegation?

By Ryan Deto May 1, 2019

Critics lament Joe Biden's support for a bill leading to Teamsters pension cuts, after he hosted his campaign kickoff at Pittsburgh Teamster hall
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Critics lament Joe Biden's support for a bill leading to Teamsters pension cuts, after he hosted his campaign kickoff at Pittsburgh Teamster hall

By Ryan Deto Apr 30, 2019

Drama surrounds Pittsburgh leg of HUMP! Film Festival
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Drama surrounds Pittsburgh leg of HUMP! Film Festival

By Amanda Waltz Apr 30, 2019

Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh holds community solidarity gathering in Squirrel Hill to show support for victims of California synagogue shooting
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Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh holds community solidarity gathering in Squirrel Hill to show support for victims of California synagogue shooting

By CP Staff Apr 29, 2019

Advocates demonstrate vulnerability of cyclists in calling for parking-protected bike lanes in Pittsburgh
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Advocates demonstrate vulnerability of cyclists in calling for parking-protected bike lanes in Pittsburgh

By Ryan Deto Apr 26, 2019

State Rep. Sara Innamorato held a transit town hall on a public bus
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State Rep. Sara Innamorato held a transit town hall on a public bus

By Ryan Deto Apr 25, 2019

Protests at Tazza D’Oro after the Millvale coffee shop closed abruptly last week and fired all four employees
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Protests at Tazza D’Oro after the Millvale coffee shop closed abruptly last week and fired all four employees

By Ryan Deto Apr 25, 2019

Longtime UPMC Presbyterian employee spearheads fight for living wage
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Longtime UPMC Presbyterian employee spearheads fight for living wage

By Ryan Deto Apr 24, 2019

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