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Back to SearchFetterman Needed Treatment, Do You?
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman is being treated for clinical depression, but a lot of us struggle with feeling our best after months of cold, gray, Pittsbu…
3 years ago
Will PA Legalize Cannabis This Year?
Cannabis law in the Keystone state is different depending on where you live in the state, but lawmakers are talking about some pretty big changes. Ci…
3 years ago
The Politics of the Ohio Train Derailment and School Testing
It’s the Friday news roundup! This week we are talking about the EPA’s latest efforts to clean up the East Palestine train derailment, how the state …
3 years ago
Why Pgh Has So Many Food Festivals
What does brine, brews, and baklava all have in common (besides the b)? They are all a part of Pittsburgh’s enormous festival scene. Food historian J…
3 years ago
Has It Really Been 20 Years Since Fred Rogers Died?
We’ve got one from the vault! Ten years ago, a new children’s show premiered on PBS starring Daniel Tiger, son of the beloved puppet from “Mister Rog…
3 years, 1 month ago
Could PA’s Religious ‘Garb Ban’ Finally Get Thrown Out?
In Pennsylvania, public school teachers can’t legally wear religious garb while working. We’re the only state that still has such a ban. City Cast’s …
3 years, 1 month ago
From Church to Club: Pittsburgh’s Unholiest Trend
A hundred years ago, at the height of industry in Pittsburgh, immigrants of different religious backgrounds, packed places of worship in their neighb…
3 years, 1 month ago
Are You Missing Any Money? Plus Public Art and the Pirates
It’s the Friday news roundup! The full squad is here celebrating the return of beloved Pirate Andrew McCutcheon and looking into how a revamped city …
3 years, 1 month ago
Batter Up: It’s Fish Fry Season in Pgh
Lent is the month long period leading up to Easter involving fasting, asking for forgiveness and prayer. So when did fish fries come into the picture…
3 years, 1 month ago
How Bootleggers & Bullets Brought Nightlife to the Hill
Urban "renewal" changed the Lower Hill from a bustling neighborhood filled with nightclubs and bars to a parking lot — and soon, a behemoth skyscrape…
3 years, 1 month ago