Cindi Lash
Vice President, NewsCindi Lash joined Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting in 2021 from Missouri Lawyers Media, a subsidiary of BridgeTower Media, where she began her tenure as editor and regional editor in 2018. Before joining BridgeTower, she served as editor-in-chief at Pittsburgh Magazine for four years, and as regional editor of local news startup Patch.com. She previously spent 20 years as a reporter and editor at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
She began her career as a reporter for the Indiana (Pa.) Gazette and also worked for the Washington (Pa.) Observer-Reporter, the Birmingham News and The Pittsburgh Press.
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In the 63rd House District, Josh Bashline earned the Republican nomination after beating three others for a shot to replace retiring state Rep. Donna Oberlander.
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The Supreme Court's rejection means that proponents of efforts to fold Wilkinsburg into the City of Pittsburgh likely would need to petition Pittsburgh and Wilkinsburg voters to place a question about annexation on an upcoming ballot instead.
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The Monongahela Incline Review Committee will include local officials and stakeholders, including business owners who've been affected by closures during the past year.
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The incline has been closed to passengers since Jan. 2. While repairs are underway, shuttle buses for passengers will continue to operate during regular incline service hours, according to Pittsburgh Regional Transit.
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Prior to the announcement Saturday by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, the Bills had issued a call to fans age 18 and over for help shoveling snow out of their Highmark stadium, starting at 10 p.m. Saturday, to get the venue ready for the NFL Wildcard Playoff game with the Steelers.
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The USW questions if Nippon Steel North America, a Nippon-affiliated holding company based in Houston, has the resources to adhere to and fulfill the terms of the union's four-year contract with U.S. Steel, which would remain in effect after a sale.
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Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Daniel D. Regan agreed with County Executive Rich Fitzgerald that County Council lacked the authority to raise wages for county hourly employees. But the matter may be resolved through a different action: Incoming County Executive Sara Innamorato pledged it will be a "day-one priority" for her administration.
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The Frick’s announcement on Friday of a new date for “Treasured Ornament” came less than a week after its initial decision to indefinitely postpone the exhibit, which stirred controversy and criticism that the postponement linked Islamic culture to ongoing violence in Israel and Gaza.
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Authorities evacuated neighbors from a section of Pittsburgh's Garfield neighborhood Wednesday after a man who reportedly faced eviction began firing "volleys" of shots from inside a home.
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Will Parker, 41, of Garfield, was charged with one count of aggravated assault and four counts of disorderly conduct following his arrest Saturday in the Hill District during the parade.