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T light rail train service stopped after ‘all controls and functions’ lost, Pittsburgh Regional...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (South) 6/27 4:09A Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

All service was shut down just before 10 a.m., PRT said in a tweet

Related: T light rail train service resumes — with delays — after brief outage, Pittsburgh Regional Transit says Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Transportation)

How Steel City Cubans see President Biden's strategy for relations between Washington, Havana

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Region) 6/27 12:00A By Jesse Bunch / Pittsburgh Post

On Pittsburgh s North Side, the writer and Cuban dissident Jorge Castillo carries fresh memories of harsh persecution under the Fidel Castro regime.

ATI's relocation to Dallas is a blow to Pittsburgh's self-esteem but not necessarily Pa.’s coffers

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Business) 6/27 12:00A By Patricia Sabatini / Pittsburg

ATI s operations are concentrated in the Pittsburgh region, where it maintains plants in Brackenridge, Latrobe, Monaca, Natrona Heights, Oakdale, Rochester, Vandergrift,...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit contract talks expected to extend beyond June 30 expiration date

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Business) 6/27 12:00A By Ed Blazina / Pittsburgh Post-

Talks will continue with the Amalgamated Transit Union, which represents about 2,300 operators, mechanics, maintenance workers and front-line supervisors at Pittsburgh...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit to present designs for bus stations for Bus Rapid Transit system Monday

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (South) 6/27 12:00A By Ed Blazina / Pittsburgh Post-

Residents and the Oakland Planning Development Corp. will see designs for Bus Rapid Transit stations as part of the Art Commission approval process.

Related: Pittsburgh Regional Transit to present designs for Bus Rapid Transit system's stations Monday Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Transportation)

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University of Pittsburgh names former PennDOT district executive to head innovative road and bridge...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Education) 6/26 12:00A By Ed Blazina / Pittsburgh Post-

The university has named Joe Szczur to head both the Center for Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure and the Impactful Resilient Infrastructure Science and Engineering...

With school out, Pittsburgh food bank's summer cafés provides kids with meals

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Education) 6/20 6:14A By Alecia Taylor / Post-Gazette

With the price of food rising, the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank is urging families to use Summer Youth Caf s to feed children now that school is out.

What have they learned: Lessons from Pittsburgh's 2022 graduating seniors

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Education) 6/19 12:00A By Alecia Taylor and Andrew Gold

Challenged by COVID, this year's graduating class had a high school experience like few others.

Community members say Pittsburgh school board should choose interim superintendent as next district...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Education) 6/21 3:07P By Andrew Goldstein / Pittsburgh

How 2 Pittsburgh-area siblings journeyed together from Highland Park to Stanford degrees

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Education) 6/20 12:00A By Bill Schackner / Pittsburgh P

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How Steel City Cubans see President Biden's strategy for relations between Washington, Havana

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Arts & Entertainment) 6/27 12:00A By Jesse Bunch / Pittsburgh Post

On Pittsburgh s North Side, the writer and Cuban dissident Jorge Castillo carries fresh memories of harsh persecution under the Fidel Castro regime.

Amazon Freevee unveils first look, release date for Pittsburgh-shot TV series 'Sprung'

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Arts & Entertainment) 6/23 7:30A By Joshua Axelrod / Pittsburgh P

Sprung is a new comedy series from My Name is Earl and Raising Hope creator Greg Garcia.

At long last, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra hires a concertmaster

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Arts & Entertainment) 6/23 4:44A By Jeremy Reynolds / Pittsburgh

David McCarroll, a California-born, Berlin-based violinist, will join the orchestra as concertmaster in August.

Pittsburgh's first Asian American art collective concludes its spring series

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Arts & Entertainment) 6/25 12:00A By Hannah Wyman / Pittsburgh Pos

Pittsburgh mothers share their stories in upcoming film series

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Life) 6/24 10:45A By Nick El Hajj and Mattie Neret

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Even after Title IX, it took a while for WPIAL to recognize girls high school sports

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (High School) 6/22 11:00P By Mike White/Pittsburgh Post-Ga

First girls league in Pittsburgh area was WPGAL (Western Pennsylvania Girls Athletic League).

USFL plans 2023 return, could bring Maulers back to Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Sports) 6/27 4:16A By Adam Bittner / Pittsburgh Pos

Eight years later, former Penguins draft pick Jaden Lindo is making quite an impact in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Penguins) 6/26 1:00A Matt Vensel / Pittsburgh Post-Ga

Pittsburgh native professional athletes raise awareness at the Damar vs Miles Celebrity Kickball...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Other Sports) 6/25 3:37P Kyle Leverone / Pittsburgh Post-

Pittsburgh Riverhounds' defensive struggles extend winless streak to 6 games after home loss to...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Other Sports) 6/25 3:09P Max Ralph / Pittsburgh Post-Gaze

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Hundreds of UPMC hospital NICU patients reunite at Pittsburgh Zoo

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 6/26 1:38P By Hannah Qu / Pittsburgh Post-G

The 19th Annual NICU Reunion was hosted by Magee-Womens Research Institute Foundation to celebrate children who were born prematurely

After Roe's demise, clergy lead faithful in praise, laments

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 6/26 11:22A By Holly Meyer and David Crary /

At St. Paul Cathedral in Pittsburgh, the Very Rev. Kris Stubna discarded his planned Sunday homily and focused on the decision, calling it a day of great joy and blessing.

Guns and abortion: Contradictory decisions, or consistent?

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 6/26 11:05A By Kate Brumback, Adam Geller an

To some critics, the rulings represent an obvious, deeply damaging contradiction. How can the court justify restricting the ability of states to regulate guns while expanding...

A ‘sucker punch’: Some women fear setback to hard-won rights

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 6/26 10:45A By Jocelyn Noveck / Associated P

Reproductive freedom was not the only demand of second-wave feminism, as the women s movement of the 60s and 70s is known, but it was surely one of the most galvanizing...

Pride parades march on with new urgency across U.S.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Health) 6/26 10:27A By Bobby Caina Calvan / Associat

The annual marches in New York, San Francisco, Chicago and elsewhere took place just two days after one conservative justice on the Supreme Court signaled, in a ruling on...

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