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Blackouts are getting worse. Here’s what Duquesne Light is doing — and what it won’t do.
Pittsburgh’s above-ground power lines, abundant trees and worsening storms have residents buying generators, scoping out hotel rooms — and wishing the power company would do more to prevent blackouts.
Timeline: Feds subpoena Pitt, others alleging visa fraud
A timeline of federal higher ed changes and responses by Pittsburgh-area colleges and universities.
Health Department: Both children with measles attended same school
Allegheny County Health Department officials initially reported no connection between a measles case and exposure at a McKnight Road Target and a school exposure. News that the infected kids share a school “significantly expands” the investigation.
In Pittsburgh, as an autistic person, finding joy is often a challenging journey
Whether it’s visiting a friend or attending a Penguins game, I need to weigh the sensory load and energy cost of finding fun — often with little support or accommodation.
Public Source’s reporting in Australia captures another statewide honor
Spotlight Award among nine by Society of Professional Journalists to Pittsburgh’s online newsroom.
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