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On today’s program: Pittsburgh City Controller Michael Lamb released his first audit of the Citizen Police Review Board and recommends giving the board more resources; a professor of obstetrics, gynecology and women’s health talks about how substance use disorder impacts pregnant people and their babies; and a Carnegie Mellon University research team looked at how the tabs left open on internet browsers stress people out, and how the tool they’ve developed might help.
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The Peduto administration wants to connect all of Pittsburgh’s roughly 40,000 street lights to the internet, which it says will save money and energy.Most…
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As person after person stepped through the door of Peace, Love and Zen – a wellness center in Pittsburgh’s East Liberty neighborhood last week, they…
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AT&T-Time Warner Merger Won't Bring Change For Pittsburgh Consumers, But Net Neutrality Repeal CouldThe $85 billion merger between AT&T and Time Warner moved one step closer Tuesday after a federal judge ruled in favor of the two companies in an…
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Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf's administration said Monday that it will make $35 million available to encourage telecommunications companies to extend…
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Following the controversial Federal Communications Commission’s decision to repeal net neutrality, a coalition of 22 attorneys general, including…
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State lawmakers on the Agriculture Committee took advantage of the Farm Show’s presence in Harrisburg this week, and convened in a back room of the…
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About two dozen demonstrators gathered outside a Verizon store in downtown Pittsburgh on Thursday, chatting slogans like “Ho-Ho, Hey-Hey, Net Neutrality…
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In rural swaths of Pennsylvania, fast internet is a literal pipe dream.Residents in sparsely populated areas with little or no high-speed infrastructure…
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UPDATE: On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission voted to loosen Obama-era internet regulations and roll back net neutrality rules. This story…