Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration says billions in aid to Pennsylvania schools and human services will be delayed, as he and ...

At a summer intensive, students from Westinghouse and Winchester Thurston partnered to create devices to assist people with ...

Evictions driven by gentrification at East Liberty’s Penn Plaza changed the narrative of Pittsburgh displacement and alerted ...

Involuntary psychiatric hospitalizations — when they’re judgment calls by doctors — can lead to the kinds of harm they are ...

In the U.S., 1.8 million people exist at the intersection of disability and entrepreneurship. Beyond employment support ...

“Pittsburgh is an extremely green city,” said Michael Kelley, the city’s utility coordination arborist, at the May meeting. “We have over 3 million trees — and these trees, they serve as the lungs and ...

A lack of cooperation and transparency fuels new complaints from the Citizen Police Review Board amid efforts to investigate ...

In the first year since installing AI camera technology on its bus fleet, PPS tracked 10,989 stop sign violations.

Since Hurricane Ivan, Oakdale has flooded seven times. Increased rainfall and stronger storms drive the need for flood ...

Under the cover of darkness, CMU students erected a new ‘fence’ to demonstrate free speech after university leadership ...