Public Source asked local officials about signed partnership agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Two municipalities later canceled the agreements.

ICE made at least 948 immigration-related arrests in the Pittsburgh region through mid-October this year, more than triple the same period in 2024.

Allegheny County lacks peer-led support groups for suicide attempt survivors. Jeremy Carter shares how his experience drove him to change that.

Pittsburgh Public Schools will vote tonight on a plan to close 12 schools. Nearly 80 speakers at a recent hearing urged ...

As the University of Pittsburgh embarks on union negotiations with graduate students, bargaining over the concept of academic freedom has been contentious.

Editor-in-chief, co-executive director of nonprofit newsroom receives 40 under 40 award for community journalism and ...

Pittsburgh Water’s board approved 228 resolutions with zero no votes as the utility pursues major spending and a rate increase, raising oversight concerns.

In this guest commentary, a master’s student in human-computer interaction at CMU considers AI optimism and asks who captures the value of tech efficiency.

Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh journalists return to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette after a court upheld a National Labor Relations Board decision for the union.

Lawmakers of both parties supported allowing Pennsylvania's public schools to deduct more expenses from payments to cyber charters.

From a buzzing barbershop to a graffitied skate park, Oakland’s third places give residents room to gather, connect and belong.

PRT’s temporary T reroute through Allentown draws mixed reactions. The transit agency eyes the rail’s future in a neighborhood grappling with mobility needs.