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The federal government warned that the potential health impacts of a group of chemicals known as PFAS are much more pervasive than previously acknowledged.
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On today’s episode of The Confluence: The state Supreme Court could consider three cases that challenge the inability of municipalities to set their own gun regulations; the airport has added more direct flights, in anticipation of a busy summer season; and we speak to an attorney about how their undocumented clients are faring after a South Side office that held immigration hearings was closed.Today’s guests include: Angela Couloumbis, investigative reporter at Spotlight PA; Christina Cassotis, CEO of the Allegheny County Airport Authority; and Kristen Schneck, a Pittsburgh-based immigration attorney.
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Pittsburgh International Airport shoppers could pay almost double for items like beer, tech and apparel, according to a new audit.
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Last month’s passenger count at the Pittsburgh International Airport was up 120% from last year. Airport officials say they’re hopeful this trajectory will continue. They’re predicting a surge of arrivals into Pittsburgh on Wednesday afternoon, and more departures on Sunday and Monday.
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On today’s program: Some employers and education institutions are requiring employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, but others are waiting for the vaccines to receive full approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration; unemployed Pennsylvanians will soon have to show proof they’re looking for work, a requirement halted due to the pandemic; and the airport is expecting a busy weekend ahead and summer season as more Americans are vaccinated and traveling.
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On today's program: Initial reports suggest nine ballots from military personnel found discarded were a mistake, not voter fraud; air passenger traffic at…
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Pittsburgh International Airport will soon break ground on its World Trade Center site. The 195-acre development is expected to host energy and advanced…
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On Friday the board of the Allegheny County Airport Authority voted to prohibit members from directly investing in airlines.The amendment to the…
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Immigrants comprise 3.4 percent of the Pittsburgh region’s population but are collectively much more likely to be entrepreneurs than native-born…
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Every day, around 100 people visit a special check-in booth in a corner of Pittsburgh International Airport. They aren’t there to pick up tickets, and…