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County touts, but does not detail, ‘severe weather’ plan for unhoused amid camp clearance

Pitt presses charges against protesters calling for greater LGBTQ support

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URA board approves financing to preserve housing across Pittsburgh

Audit of Allegheny County Clean Air Fund beginning

Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures welcomes bestselling author and distinguished medical doctor Abraham Verghese to the Carnegie Library Lecture Hall on Nov. 13, with his highly anticipated second novel, The Covenant of Water. Enjoy the 2023/24 Ten Evenings season from the comfort of your home by livestreaming individual lectures or purchasing a subscription at pittsburghlectures.org.

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Young voters cast ballots with abortion access, student loans and book bans on their minds

New board members lay out their visions as PPS prepares for closures and budget cuts

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Half baked? Pact for East End development has mayor hungry for more affordable housing

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