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A new study from Duquesne University says a county’s levels of both racial and socioeconomic segregation are predictors of its COVID-19 mortality…
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Doctors at local Federally Qualified Health Centers say their patients are at higher risk of contracting the novel coronavirus.These clinics specialize in…
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During a high-profile event on Tuesday, City Council unveiled its “Poverty Action Plan” — aimed at helping 100,000 Philadelphians climb out of poverty by…
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On today's program: Mayor Peduto returns from the world stage on climate action; robotics and AI are helping power a local agriculture company; Pittsburgh…
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On today’s program: The Post-Gazette explores the ways child poverty affects Western Pennsylvania communities; how Anthrocon and its larger furry…
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The City of Pittsburgh's second annual report on equity found the city was no more equitable in 2018 than in 2017. However, some indicators did see…
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For the first time in decades, John Boyd feels hopeful about the future.The graying 61-year-old is not living on the streets, not bouncing between…
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A top Senate Democrat is launching two bills he hopes will prompt his fellow lawmakers to think more carefully about poverty.Vince Hughes, of…
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Bill Strickland stepped down July 1 from his role as the CEO of Manchester Bidwell Corporation 50 years after he founded the craftsmen’s guild.He is now…
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On Friday Congressman Keith Rothfus, a conservative Republican from Sewickley, joined Democrats in voting down a farm bill that would have imposed new…