Notes on the state of things
The 2026 NFL Draft will be held in Pittsburgh, of course. But weeks after the announcement, there remain two nagging questions: First, why has the
The 2026 NFL Draft will be held in Pittsburgh, of course. But weeks after the announcement, there remain two nagging questions: First, why has the
We are forced to wonder if taxpayers are being set up again for another wallet raid: The Post-Gazette reports that PNC is evaluating its “strategy”
“We have met the enemy and he is us,” Walt Kelly cartoon creation Pogo famously quipped in 1970. That sentiment, and other Pogo-isms, appear to
The Post-Gazette reports that the plan to convert the iconic Gulf Tower in downtown Pittsburgh into apartments and a tony hotel “appears to be a
So, let’s whistle past the graveyard some more, shall we? Allegheny County and Chief Executive Sara Innamorato are urging a Common Pleas Court judge to
In advance of new lease negotiations with the Pittsburgh Pirates for the use of PNC Park after the current lease expires in 2030, two state
State Sen. Wayne Fontana says he’s convening a Senate Democratic Policy Committee hearing on Monday to begin discussing ways to fix what he calls the
Buried in the brief 21st, 22nd and 23rd paragraphs, the second part of a long Post-Gazette story about the “success” of Pennsylvania film tax credit
If the Pennsylvania Legislature spent as much time complying with the state Constitution as it does trying to circumvent it, the state of our commonwealth’s
We once again commend for your thoughtful review a classic retelling of the moment of America’s separation from England, from historian and Pittsburgh native David