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Psychedelic Club of Pittsburgh provides a meeting ground for the psychedelically curious and inclined
Young voters cast ballots with abortion access, student loans and book bans on their minds
Allegheny County pays $120,000 to settle excessive force lawsuit with three former ACJ inmates
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter seeks a new trial
Book Bans Have Reached Greater Pittsburgh’s Boardrooms and Ballots
Pumpkin gobs and apple cider: Fall flavors to try in Pittsburgh
The Black Bottom Festival Is Back in Pittsburgh
‘I just don’t know how to stop’: Allegheny County’s opioid settlement spending targets treatment, prevention
Is Allegheny County politics going tribal? Centrist traditions to be tested Nov. 7.
Allegheny County voters share how they feel about ‘moderate’ politicians
What Would Pittsburgh Look Like If Frank Lloyd Wright Designed It?
Fall colors in Pennsylvania are around the corner
Theatre director Mark Clayton Southers closes out the season with ‘The Bluegrass Mile’
‘A different landscape’: academics, law enforcement discuss problems plaguing policing
Eradicate Hate Global Summit brings together over 1,200 academics, professionals
County Council votes to sue Allegheny County over private juvenile detention contract
Third annual global summit combats hate-fueled violence through education, community action
Pittsburgh welcomes Little Amal, a 12-foot-tall puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee
What’s next for Pittsburgh’s newest park
Allegheny County quiet on private juvenile detention efforts
Awesome Pittsburgh shops, services, and spiritual practitioners with the magick touch
‘Our hair is beautiful’
PedalPGH marks 30 years of making Pittsburgh streets safer for everyone
Everyday people who make our region what it is
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter faces harsh conditions on federal death row
How We Know The Future of Higher Education Is Already Here
The challenges and triumphs of summer trans fashion
The good, the bad and the evil: Shooting victim’s son reflects on 9-week trial
Juror names in synagogue shooting trial to remain sealed
Summer farmers markets going strong in the ‘Burgh
Smithfield United Church of Christ leaders break silence after county closes homeless shelter
Legal expert weighs in on synagogue shooter trial and what to expect next
After final day of victim testimony, synagogue killer formally sentenced to death
After verdict, those affected most by synagogue shooting reflect back and look ahead
At synagogue killer’s death sentencing, 22 people are expected to give statements
Victims’ families, congregations and the rest of the community react to death penalty verdict
A cold lemonade on a hot sticky day benefits Children’s Hospital
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter to be sentenced to death
Aspiring fashion designers bloom at Billy Porter Phipps exhibit
Life or death? Jury begins deliberating over synagogue shooter’s fate
What’s Pennsylvania’s wildfire season been like so far?
Lawyers deliver final arguments in synagogue shooting trial
When To See Two Supermoons in August
Enjoy free admission to three Pittsburgh museums all through August
How California Avenue businesses triumphed over COVID-19
Maria Becoates-Bey’s melodious melodies ring out across Pittsburgh
Frog Week created to bring attention to often overlooked species
This Holocaust survivor built a life in Pittsburgh. Now he’s turning 100.
Psychiatrist continues testimony about Pittsburgh synagogue shooter’s mental health
Convicted synagogue killer’s relatives take stand in bid to save him from the death penalty
Synagogue shooter would likely be kept in supermax facility if sentenced to life in prison, witnesses say
Violins of Hope spreads power of music to Pittsburgh with used instrument drive, exhibit
Witnesses testify about synagogue shooter’s behavior and prison conditions
Judge rejects defense request to exhume body of synagogue shooter’s father
Defense witnesses testify about life and employment of Pittsburgh synagogue shooter
Synagogue shooter’s lawyers ask to exhume presumed father’s corpse to prove paternity
More defense witnesses testify to synagogue shooter’s chaotic childhood, psychiatric care
Advocates say $291 million transit plan could bring drawbacks along with faster commuter times
New Pittsburgh Podcast to Share ‘Phenomenal’ Life Stories of Seniors
Shadyside’s Cozy New Bookstore
New Kensington’s Sizzling Summer Night had something for everyone
Defense expert chronicles synagogue shooter’s troubled life
The Perks And Pitfalls: What It’s Really Like To Live In Downtown Pittsburgh
Jazz singer’s melodious melodies ring out across Pittsburgh
More relatives, survivors and a psychologist testify in synagogue massacre trial
Up in the air: The cost of auto repair, insurance climbing
Family members of victims continue to testify in synagogue shooting trial
Man shot by Wilkinsburg Police denied motion to proceed as his own attorney
Jill Biden touts airport funding, workforce development during Western Pa. visit
What You Can Do, See and Eat at Oakland’s First Corridor Market
The Pittsburgh synagogue massacre trial: ‘A verdict of death, a verdict of justice’
Maximus Leather thwacks more community into Pittsburgh’s kink scene
What to expect in the final phase of the synagogue shooter trial
Greensburg knitting guild joins friendships together
More than music: Cantor Kalix Jacobson begins tenure at Temple Emanuel
Trinity Tower welcomes Pastor Greg Spencer
Frick Park’s Survival Camp encourages kids to explore nature
Community reacts to eligibility phase verdict
Jurors find Pittsburgh synagogue shooter is eligible for the death penalty
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter trial jury deliberates on death penalty eligibility
AGH nurses urge call for staffing, safety improvements as negotiations loom
Which New Strip District Mini-Golf Bar Is a Hole-in-One?
Destroy Boys defies labels with ‘melodic rock’
Commonwealth Court orders Allegheny County to provide autopsy records to journalists
Final eligibility phase witness testifies that synagogue shooter was ‘cooperative,’ ‘coherent’ in evaluation
Eat’n Park’s grilled stickies are back
Holocaust Center educator learns best practices at national summer seminar
Key prosecution witness says synagogue shooter proud of his killing, not delusional
Secure Community Network sets up local command post during synagogue shooter trial
Jeannette EMS closure underlines funding concerns for area ambulance services
Western Pa. superintendents say test scores are climbing in contrast to Nation’s Report Card results
Spotted lanternflies soon to return to the Northside
‘Damar Hamlin Day’ in Pittsburgh celebrated with CPR awareness event at PNC Park
Steel City Kickers kickball league provides community, mentorship for women
Land trust expands effort at St. Xavier site in Unity
Ed Sheeran surprises, delights fans at Caliente Pizza in Crafton
Getting to know: Lillian (Ellie) Feibus
Survey alleges staffing shortage at Allegheny County Jail threatens health care employee licensure
Synagogue shooter does not have a mental illness, prosecution expert testifies
Carlynton holds line on taxes for second year in a row
Where You Can Cuddle Cats In Your Free Time
Neurologist says that synagogue shooter was not mentally impaired during attack
These Jewish Pittsburghers are competing in this summer’s National Senior Games
Crafton working to reduce cost of sewer separation project
Meat-free dining available at multiple sites in Pittsburgh
Artist Kyle Holbrook unveils memorial mural in Squirrel Hill
Slow mental processing could be associated with schizophrenia, says defense expert
Epilepsy association says synagogue shooter’s lawyers have misrepresented epilepsy
Despite weather, labor challenges, sweet corn is still king for area farmers
Pittsburgh synagogue trial continues with discussion of shooter’s delusions, schizophrenia diagnosis
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter considered alternate attacks, psychologist testifies
South Hills summer specials: Fireworks and pool parking lots
Defense expert testifies that synagogue shooter has mental illness
Smithfield shelter closure limits resources for homeless downtown
‘Memories & Inspiration’ assembles dozens of acclaimed Black artists’ works at August Wilson Center
‘Remember the victims but not with more killing’: Protesters object to death penalty for synagogue shooter
A guide to keeping your pets safe and serene on July Fourth
Defense says synagogue shooter suffered from schizophrenia
What you can do to protect yourself from wildfire smoke
In synagogue shooting trial, defendant’s lawyers say he has history of suicide attempts
Pre-trial detainee has waited over six years to access footage he says proves his innocence
Diocese of Pittsburgh welcomes salesman, butcher, pilgrim into priesthood
‘So beautiful it was horrifying’: Local teachers travel South to learn about Civil Rights Movement
New project calls on writers and artists to envision a ‘just and equitable Pittsburgh’
Glassport honors resident for dedication to fishing contest
State bill could permit Allegheny County to levy special transit taxes
10,000 people are coming to Pittsburgh and they will be wearing fur suits
Kayaking Chartiers Creek to be made easier with Carnegie boat launch
Street sign sale benefits Whitehall Historical Society
A superhero in a tutu: Winnie the therapy dog, and her Jewish owner
Boygenius fans camp out early in hopes of prime Stage AE spots
Squirrel Hill Night Market brings vibrant arts event back to Murray Avenue
GreenPal, the “Uber of lawncare,” is coming to Pittsburgh to cut your grass
Scenes from Juneteenth at Point State Park
Vandals deface public property with messages of hate
Prosecutors want to limit defense efforts in arguing against the death penalty
Westmoreland Airshow a family affair for Latrobe locals, visitors
Volunteers sew plush clouds to support witnesses during synagogue massacre trial
‘There has to be a record’: Community reacts to synagogue shooter’s guilty verdict
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter guilty on all 63 counts
As jury deliberates, community members reflect on trial
Jury deliberates following closing arguments in synagogue massacre case
Prosecution rests in first phase of murder trial
How rare are Taylor Swift’s 2 sellouts? Promoter Rich Engler has never seen it before
Day 10 of synagogue shooting trial details shooter’s Gab posts
Judge rejects defense request for hearing on victim impact statements in synagogue shooting trial
Chaplains lend an ear and offer help during synagogue shooting trial
Day 9 of Pittsburgh synagogue trial focuses on shooter’s antisemitic posts
In Pittsburgh synagogue shooter trial, it really is a matter of religion
University of Pittsburgh exhibit celebrates Jonas Salk and polio vaccine creation
10 Places to Eat, Drink and Party Before Or After The Taylor Swift Concert
Day 8 of trial: SWAT officer testimony, DNA evidence and cell phone data
Documenting crime scene is focus of Wednesday testimony
Need is up at Crafton community food bank and garden
How the Black Community Of Pittsburgh Is Honoring D’Avry Thomas’ Life
At synagogue trial, SWAT team recounts shootout while pathologists describe close-range AR-15 wounds
Pathologist testifies that victims in synagogue shooting shot multiple times
Lawyer who represents the ‘worst of the worst’ leads defense in synagogue massacre trial
SWAT officer describes shootout with attacker in synagogue massacre trial
First week of testimony in synagogue massacre trial concludes with police who rushed to a chaotic scene
Antisemitic messages found in Pittsburgh neighborhoods
Testimony, including by several shooting survivors, continues in the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre trial
‘We will seek justice’: Testimony begins in the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre trial
Graphic crime scene and autopsy images will be part of synagogue massacre trial, judge rules
Resources are available to ease trauma during synagogue shooting trial
Jury seated in synagogue massacre case
JCC director of Jewish life recounts Oct. 27, 2018
Pittsburgh media outlets collaborate to cover air quality misinformation in southwest Pa.
Synagogue massacre trial expected to start May 30
Volunteers, Jewish professionals and mental health providers hailed as synagogue shooting trial enters fourth week
Federation’s first director of community security recalls Oct. 27, 2018
Shell’s air pollution problems have some in Beaver County questioning its ability to be a good neighbor
Government psych experts can examine accused shooter in synagogue massacre trial now, judge rules
Jewish Federation former chair recalls Oct. 27, 2018
Protecting children from trauma during the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial
Jury selection in Pittsburgh synagogue massacre case enters second week with focus on death penalty attitudes
Pittsburgh synagogue shooting survivor, security officials stress preparedness at threat training session
Judge rejects latest defense attempt to toss death penalty in synagogue massacre trial
Judge rejects latest defense attempt to toss death penalty in synagogue massacre trial
Uptick in online hate rhetoric as Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial begins second week
A small symbol of solidarity for the synagogue massacre trial: Blue ribbons
Former Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto recalls Oct. 27, 2018
Mel and John Weinstein’s long ascent to the crest of local power
Day one of the synagogue shooting trial: Judge Colville begins questioning of potential jurors
Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle/Pittsburgh Union Progress partner
Looking ahead, Tree of Life ends one chapter and begins another
Jury selection finally set to start in synagogue massacre trial
As synagogue massacre trial looms, feds object to latest defense attempt to have federal death penalty tossed
Family of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims supports pursuing death penalty against accused gunman
🧯 The facts of the East Palestine derailment
A Farm Offers Food, Classes and a Place to ‘just Be’ in Pittsburgh’s Homewood Neighborhood
Family Farm Inspires Healthy Eating in Pittsburgh’s Manchester Neighborhood
Coraopolis Mexican market and taco stand provides exquisite tacos
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