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PPS to cut 150 positions to trim — but not eliminate — deficit

Pittsburgh Public Schools aims to shrink its budget deficit to $25 million by 2028 after reducing the roster by 152 jobs and ...

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CMU made protesting on campus harder. A year later, even debate is difficult.

At CMU, “expressive activities” on campus of over 50 participants must register with the university. Some worry the policy is chilling campus speech.

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Republican voters drive increase in mail ballot requests in Pennsylvania

While GOP leaders give mixed messages on voting by mail, Republicans in Pennsylvania are driving a surge in mail-in ballot requests.

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Inside Pittsburgh’s Brookline, Carrick and Overbrook: The people, the places, the stories

This special edition zine highlights stories from Brookline, Carrick and Overbrook — three neighboring communities in South Pittsburgh with deep roots and evolving identities. Originally distributed ...

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Q&A: As vaccination rates dip, how are Allegheny County leaders responding?

As the Trump administration tries to upend vaccination practices, Allegheny County's top immunization official and a key advocacy group counter with research.

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Ambridge — like much of America — prepares to feed hungry if SNAP goes dark

In Ambridge, the rush on a food bank has been ‘like a storm.’ But with federal food aid halted, neighbors are uniting to ...

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PPS to cut 150 positions to trim — but not eliminate — deficit

CMU made protesting on campus harder. A year later, even debate is difficult.

Republican voters drive increase in mail ballot requests in Pennsylvania

Inside Pittsburgh’s Brookline, Carrick and Overbrook: The people, the places, the stories

Q&A: As vaccination rates dip, how are Allegheny County leaders responding?

Ambridge — like much of America — prepares to feed hungry if SNAP goes dark

Trump says academic freedom is ‘not absolute.’ Three Pittsburgh scholars say it’s essential.

First-person essay by Philip Hackney

First-person essay by Candace Skibba

With scores of new homes planned, Homewood sees citations, funding hurdles and eviction