Category: Colin McNickle At Large

The Pittsburgh Downtown Neighbors Alliance (PDNA) reported in a gushing Feb. 20 news update that the public subsidy for a newly proposed new hotel to

Given how a left-wing think tank out of Harrisburg has released a “report” yet again shilling for Pittsburgh and it “big five” nonprofits to enter

The answer remains “No.” The Tribune-Review reports that the owner of the Pittsburgh Riverhounds soccer team “remains committed to [a] $175 million Highmark Stadium expansion”

Westmoreland County says it has long paid Spirit Airlines a $2.5 million annual subsidy to fly out of Arnold Palmer Regional Airport in Unity. Per

Never mind the preponderance of research that shows installing cameras at intersections to catch red-light runners does not promote intersection safety, the City of Pittsburgh

The board of directors of the struggling Pittsburgh Regional Transit last week awarded CEO Katharine Kelleman a $55,049 bonus and a 5 percent salary increase,

A Post-Gazette editorial last week again lamented the lack of a dedicated funding stream for Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT). That, it says, has created a

And now, a truncated collection of wonderfully important public policy quotes, as compiled by economist David L. Bahnsen for this 2021 book, “There’s No Free

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is readying a $100 million program to add public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in neighborhoods in four regions

What’s that you say? (Part 1): Various media outlets across Pennsylvania report that 102 state legislators have sent a letter to the Penn State administration