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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

(Editor’s note: An apropos, and evergreen, column from 2023, for this Independence Day week) The 40 days of the Dog Days of Summer – which begin

Two more professional football cities have agreed to allow the National Football League to play them for major suckers. In the same week. And it

Dominick Gambino, Allegheny County’s former property assessment manager, nailed it last week in a Post-Gazette interview: “Once you’ve dug yourself into a deep hole, the

A state senator who has questioned Pittsburgh International Airport’s (PIT) supposed lack of public transportation options to Downtown says building a light-rail line would solve

In a lengthy Post-Gazette commentary this week, a local developer implores the Allegheny Conference on Community Development to better target its recently announced Downtown “revitalization

If City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County taxpayers have any sense, they’ll start casting wary eyes on the resurrected dubious goings on in Cleveland. For

The Post-Gazette reports there’s a new influx of homeless people in the Strip District. Per the P-G: “Alicia Romano, CEO of Community Human Services which

Not quite sure what to make of Pittsburgh leaders’ big announcement last week of a grand makeover of Point State Park, Market Square and a

It only makes sense: As the Tribune-Review reports it, Pittsburgh City Council has approved spending up to $99,000 with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to