Pittsburgh’s property lottery

Each year, hundreds of people apply to buy city-owned properties. Few get what they want, and those who do typically wait years.

2019 high school football preview

Consolidation is coming for the self-driving vehicle industry. Will only three firms reach the finish line?

Argo AI’s big money partnerships with Ford and Volkswagen are only part of a complicated and growing road map of relationships

Rolling on the three rivers

Roller skating has evolved into dancing, acrobatics and a lifestyle, especially among African American skaters

Disconnected

On the farm, spotty internet means trouble selling milk, slow downloads, constant frustration

The North Shore Drive Sports Podcast

The Human Toll Part 2

The industry says otherwise, but studies identify specific harms that shale-gas pollution can cause for fetuses, newborns, children and teenagers.

North Braddock: Treasures Amid Ruins

As their town falls down around them, North Braddock families try to protect children — and lay a foundation for their future.

Small private colleges struggling to succeed

The stories of Wheeling, Bethany, Hiram, Thiel, LaRoche and Muskingum demonstrate the challenges

‘I am the blues’

August Wilson was the blues,
and Ma Rainey was his muse

Punching out the pain

Warrior’s Call Boxing Club in Baden has become a healing outlet for veterans in the area.

What it’s like to work in child care, raise your kids and just get by in the Mon Valley

A mother moves from McKeesport to Glassport to try to better her family’s chances