The Peruvian national’s family said he was legally in the country and complying with asylum processes when local police ...

NFL Draft fans will descend on Pittsburgh in late April. Some of the city’s arts venues want to cash in on the uptick in visitors, but many others will go dark.

Pittsburgh officials aim to curb crashes on Terrace Street with new bike lanes and flex posts. Oakland residents welcome the changes but say more is needed.

Seeing illegal gold mines despoil remote Ecuadorian forests helped me to understand what happened to Pittsburgh — and to appreciate what we still have.

Bookings for Pittsburgh’s Airbnbs and VRBOs spike as the NFL Draft approaches. City Council’s efforts to regulate short-term ...

Public Source spring interns might have found themselves working in labs or law firms if inquisitiveness and the call of public service hadn’t turned them onto journalism.

Six local K-12 education leaders share their top priorities for Pittsburgh schools in 2026 including chronic absenteeism, ...

Pink Pistols Pittsburgh formed one year ago, joining 50 chapters of an international LGBT gun rights group that promotes queer visibility and firearms training.

A University of Pittsburgh debate team is one of the oldest in the country. Funding cuts may shorten their chances of national competition.

Pittsburgh saw a three-year surge in demolitions of abandoned structures, but without federal funds disrepair is outpacing the wrecking crews.

Two years of school consolidation planning ground to a halt late last year when the board voted down the proposal, but new board members put the plans back in play.

Mayor O’Connor announced a $10 million gift from UPMC that will pay for new ambulances in Pittsburgh, freeing up funds to buy 35 new trucks that can plow snow.