The donation will fund a 35-acre campus focused on "grand challenge areas," including human health, climate and national security.

Pittsburgh's Public Source asked riders, municipal officials and the elevator contractor why the Mt. Lebanon Station elevator has been out of service for over a year.

Pittsburgh's Public Source interviewed an Allegheny County official about new Medicaid work rules that put 10,000 at risk of losing coverage Jan. 1.

Pittsburgh's Public Source compared Allegheny County teacher pay and talked with union and district leaders about why Sto-Rox contract talks broke down.

Allegheny County's Board of Health approved a scaled-back paid parental leave bill, cutting leave to 12 weeks and exempting employers with 15 or fewer workers.

Pittsburgh's Public Source and NPR talked with Sara Innamorato about the paid parental leave mandate the Allegheny County Board of Health votes on today.

Between a Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission case and the 2028 election, agreements between the Department of Justice and Pittsburgh’s big health system could end before 2036. Trans community…

Pittsburgh's Public Source obtained emails and a recording showing loan delays for hundreds of Pitt med students. The university is offering food and letters to landlords.

The county including Pittsburgh hasn’t seen a local case, but as the highly contagious disease sweeps the state, health officials are meeting with school leaders.

Anna Cappella grew up Italian-American in Pittsburgh and won a Fulbright to Sicily. A year in Palermo taught her what her identity owes to both places.

The incoming director faces an ethics probe in Oregon, but the board chair of Pittsburgh’s public housing agency told Public Source that won’t keep her from starting here Oct. 1.

Pittsburgh's Public Source analysis shows Gov. Josh Shapiro raising national money and spending millions on legislative races.

Pittsburgh's housing authority board votes Sept. 24 on hiring Ivory Mathews, who resigned in Portland and faces an Oregon ethics probe over her travel.

Campaigns run on big donors. Jenna Latour-Nichols makes the case for Voter Dollars, public money every voter could give to the candidates they choose.

Data analyzed by Pittsburgh’s Public Source suggests that Mayor O’Connor’s pledge to streamline the bureaucracy involved in construction and development has shortened wait times.

Automatic license plate readers long predate the backlash against Flock, and have operated in Pittsburgh for decades. Some private retailers use Flock.

The dowdy retail street downtown was not a main focus of the area’s revitalization plans. Its backers have their own hopes to restore its luster.

Pittsburgh's Public Source talked to union leaders at Pitt and Pennsylvania's state universities about efforts to secure AI protections in new contracts.

Pittsburgh's Public Source talked to union leaders at Pitt and Pennsylvania's state universities about efforts to secure AI protections in new contracts.

Two council members and council's former solicitor raised no-bid contract concerns that fed the DA's probe of Ed Gainey's administration, an affidavit shows.

Data analyzed by Pittsburgh’s Public Source suggests that Mayor O’Connor’s pledge to streamline the bureaucracy involved in construction and development has shortened wait times.

On Mount Oliver's Amanda Avenue, a homeowner's yearslong quest to replant one tree shows how a city-borough line can stall the simplest requests.

Pittsburgh's Public Source found Gov. Josh Shapiro has out-raised Stacy Garrity more than $38 million to $3.2 million in donations ahead of Nov. 3 election.

Pittsburgh's Public Source reviewed Steelers lease records and financial filings to find how much ticket revenue actually flows back to the public sector.

Vet care costs have far outpaced inflation over the last 10 years, as corporate owners consolidate practices. Do profit incentives also impact care?

Jennifer McCalla doesn't look sick, but living with long COVID and POTS is a full-time job. She writes about invisible illness and the fight to be believed.

Air, noise and water pollution from gas-fired data centers pose real risks. Local ordinances, not Shapiro's order, decide what Pennsylvania towns get.

A revised proposal includes concessions to employers, including a shorter period of paid time off, more tenure before the benefit kicks in and an exemption for the smallest businesses.

The county including Pittsburgh hasn’t seen a local case, but as the highly contagious disease sweeps the state, health officials are meeting with school leaders.

A revised proposal includes concessions to employers, including a shorter period of paid time off, more tenure before the benefit kicks in and an exemption for the smallest businesses.

Women are usually the ones who notice the warning signs and reach out. At Pittsburgh's Eradicate Hate summit, experts posed how to get men talking too.

Carnegie Mellon's new Fence rules create three oversight tiers, letting administrators repaint content deemed an emergency risk without student input.

Last year 3,952 children and youth experienced homelessness in Allegheny County. They are often overlooked, but staff at the Homeless Children’s Education Fund found "Echoes of Brilliance."

Pittsburgh's Public Source read 1,400 comments on Allegheny's parental leave plan, finding broad support, division over small business costs.

Pittsburgh's Public Source read 1,400 comments on Allegheny's parental leave plan, finding broad support, division over small business costs.

Elizabeth Township approved EQT's gas wells near a high school after years of legal fighting. Is a data center next?

Pittsburgh's Public Source found Gov. Josh Shapiro has out-raised Stacy Garrity more than $38 million to $3.2 million in donations ahead of Nov. 3 election.

Honors for the Pittsburgh newsroom’s examination of a local company’s efforts in Australia cap an awards season that has also brought recognition of neighborhood-level zines and more.

Pittsburgh's Public Source found Gov. Josh Shapiro has out-raised Stacy Garrity more than $38 million to $3.2 million in donations ahead of Nov. 3 election.

Pittsburgh's Public Source reviewed Steelers lease records and financial filings to find how much ticket revenue actually flows back to the public sector.

A former Marine and Purple Heart recipient reflects on how the 9/11 attacks shaped his path to Iraq and a generation's view of service and responsibility.

"My name may have been on the deed, but the land itself didn’t belong to me after 9/11. It belonged to the grieving families and the nation."