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On today’s program: State Rep. and likely future mayor of Pittsburgh Ed Gainey considers the significance of his election win; and a researcher explains why “problem-based” visits to pediatricians remained low during the pandemic, and how that can carry over past the public health emergency.
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It was the first time Ricardo Iamuuri Robinson had visited South Africa, but the coastal city of Cape Town looked strangely familiar.“When I arrived…
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It’s been a busy couple of weeks for the beleaguered Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority.First, the authority was fined $2.4 million by the state…
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Amid Pittsburgh’s restaurant boom, a new conference this week aims to tackle tough issues within the food and service industry, including gentrification,…
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Politicians from the local and state level are partnering in a new way to find out what issues are most important to Pittsburgh’s black residents and how…
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Hundreds gathered in the Hill District Friday afternoon and pledged to uphold civil rights in Pittsburgh at the People’s Inauguration.Representatives from…
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Pittsburgh’s 19th annual Summit Against Racism takes place Saturday.This year’s summit coordinator Mary Parker said with so many other events going on…
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In December, Sala Udin was recognized by President Barack Obama with a presidential pardon.The 73-year-old native of Pittsburgh's Hill District served…
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This is the first in a three-part web series looking ahead to 2017 with members of Pittsburgh City Council.Pittsburgh's nine Democratic City Council…
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The ballroom in the David L. Lawrence Convention Center where the P4 Conference is taking place this week is lit more like nightclub than a conference…