Coraopolis entered into a 287(g) agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Dec. 23. The Borough Council just ...

Allegheny County adopted assisted outpatient treatment for compulsory mental health care. Officials say safeguards and ...

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the modern iteration of a newspaper that has informed the region since 1786, will cease ...

Mayor O’Connor signed an executive order on day one directing Pittsburgh city departments to identify ways to shorten ...

Are your student loans in default? The U.S. Department of Education is notifying 1,000 borrowers of their intent to collect on student loan debt.

Gentrification sent Sarah Velázquez wandering from her Portland home. The kindness of strangers helped her build a new one in ...

Walnut Capital’s proposed expansion of Bakery Square in Pittsburgh’s East End moves forward without 1.5 million square feet ...

A Pittsburgh high schooler turns to journalism as an act of patriotism, questioning censorship, inequality and the meaning of the national pledge.

The Pittsburgh Commission on Human Relations receives claims on alleged discrimination in the city. One 2024 accusation tests the panel’s clout.

Downtown leaders hope the draft can lure in businesses and are subsidizing their rent in hopes they'll stay beyond the three-day event.

Southwestern Pennsylvania’s media ecosystem is diverse and deep. Here’s how to find local journalism that matters to you.

This midterm election year also brings contests for the Pennsylvania governor and the General Assembly. What do you want Harrisburg to tackle in 2026?