Margaret J. Krauss
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The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act directs $857 million to a long-awaited overhaul of the Montgomery Locks and Dam.
Kailey Love
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90.5 WESA
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On today’s episode of The Confluence: How the Pennsylvania Turnpike plans to reduce unpaid tolls from motorists, some of whom could face penalties; a behavioral economist tells us how we can develop and maintain good habits and stick with resolutions in 2022; and, for our Good Question, Kid! series we look into condensation. -
In just the last three days, 24 employees have tested positive.
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What one man’s quest for a t-shirt tells us about sense of place.
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Before the city will be able to return more than 30,000 distressed parcels to the tax rolls, officials say the land bank needs state and local cooperation.
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The Churchill Borough Council voted to approve an application for a controversial proposed Amazon development at the site of the former George Westinghouse Research and Technology Park on Tuesday night.
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Home sale prices have outpaced inflation since 2016, according to an analysis commissioned by the Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority and Allegheny County Economic Development agency.
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Two major developments and further COVID pandemic relief were among the agenda items.
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Airports are among the first transportation projects to be funded by the federal infrastructure package, including several southwestern Pennsylvania hubs.
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The Pittsburgh 100 Days Transit Platform identifies 18 policy actions to improve the system.
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On today’s episode of The Confluence: WESA development and transportation reporter Margaret J. Krauss explains why an 18-acre plan that includes mixed-use housing in Oakland is getting pushback from residents and scrutiny from planning commissioners; the Iris Lunar Rover, built by Carnegie Mellon University students, is one step closer to liftoff now that it’s secured to Astrobotic’s Peregrine Lunar Lander; and is Pittsburgh part of Appalachia, or something else?
