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A year after Roe’s end, Pittsburgh’s abortion clinics still contending with out-of-state influx

The panic of a year ago has subsided, but as more states restrict or ban abortion, clinics expect further uncertainty.

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Allegheny County Council overrides Fitzgerald, creates pay floor for county workers

BikePGH hosts the second OpenStreetsPGH of the season on June 25! Get movin' and groovin' on car-free streets from Northside to Lawrenceville via the Strip District: www.openstreetspgh.org

Nonprofits require support and partnership to continue transforming SWPA

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Public research universities are gateways of opportunity, but Pell recipients, who come from families earning less than $40,000 a year, make up a smaller share of Pitt’s student body than they do at many similar schools.
After a lengthy hearing that revealed little common ground, Allegheny County Council members introduced motions on their Tuesday agenda to explore other options to address the county’s homeless shelter shortage. Read our investigative series Shelter Stakes for more on this issue.
Already infuriated by a decision to allow drilling in a town with tainted water, onetime supporters are questioning Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s commitment to environmental issues.

Trans youth are under attack now more than ever. SisTers PGH is here to protect, serve and uplift all trans people but especially those who are Black, Indigenous and People of Color.

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