PPittsburgh Read More Pitt presents new dorm plan to city plannersJuly 14, 2026 by Mia Hollie, Pittsburgh’s Public Source July 14, 2026 As the University of Pittsburgh’s student population continues to…
PPittsburgh Read More Find a farmers market close to you in Allegheny CountyJune 18, 2026 Click or hover on the map to see info on each farmers market including when, where and website…
PPittsburgh Read More Your guide to Pride Month events for Pittsburgh kids and familiesJune 3, 2026 This story was originally published by Kidsburgh.org, a media partner of Pittsburgh’s Public Source. Kidsburgh is an online resource…
PPittsburgh Read More Live Pittsburgh primary results: Congress, state House and moreMay 19, 2026 by Charlie Wolfson, Pittsburgh’s Public Source May 19, 2026 This page will refresh automatically with live election returns…
PPittsburgh Read More You paid how much for that? Let’s dive into affordability.April 28, 2026 When Pittsburgh’s Public Source held community listening sessions across the Pittsburgh region this spring, affordability kept surfacing as…
PPittsburgh Read More Embrace or shun ICE? These Southwestern Pa. communities took stands.April 28, 2026 The federal immigration crackdown during President Donald Trump’s second administration has created opportunities and controversies for counties and…
PPittsburgh Read More Bridging the Gap: Community leaders strengthen Pittsburgh’s food system with New Sun Rising’s supportApril 26, 2026 by Simon Hebert, Pittsburgh’s Public Source April 25, 2026 Nestled next to the Community of Change Center on…
PPennsylvania Read More Ticks are the backyard threat Southwestern Pennsylvania forgetsApril 15, 2026 This story was originally published in The Conversation. As spring unfolds, new research highlights an issue for Southwestern…
PPennsylvania Read More Pennsylvania EMS is breaking down, authorities can revive itApril 15, 2026 by Guest commentary by Dwight Boddorf, Pittsburgh’s Public Source April 15, 2026 Across Pennsylvania and much of the…
PPittsburgh Read More Pittsburgh ordered city to pay $10K to dog walker in slur caseMarch 26, 2026 by Rich Lord, Pittsburgh’s Public Source March 26, 2026 Pittsburgh’s Human Relations Commission today announced that it found…
PPittsburgh Read More Virtual town hall surfaces questions about AI in journalismMarch 18, 2026 Wide-ranging opinions and concerns about AI came up on the last day of the “You Have the Floor”…
PPittsburgh Read More Give us the local news algorithms ignoreMarch 18, 2026 Social media algorithms bombard us with information about national politics but very little about what’s happening locally, according…