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Crossroads Wilkinsburg
Wilkinsburg slid from prosperity in the 1950s to struggles with integration, mismanagement, crime and blight. Now on more stable footing, it faces a decision: To continue an independent course or become Pittsburgh’s 91st neighborhood.
The Gainey family has a long history of firsts in Pittsburgh
As a pregnant teenager, the mayor’s mother almost gave him up for adoption
A triumphant, tangled legacy: Ed Gainey’s Virginia and Pittsburgh roots run deep
Pennsylvania blocks critical details of state’s most decrepit bridges from public view
Post-Gazette reveals secret inspection data that state has banned from public view
Hours and hours of collaboration: Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse
‘It will overwhelm us’: Surge of COVID cases triggers more of the tough phone calls
A year after vaccines arrived, surge of COVID cases triggers more of the tough phone calls
A fight to survive
In a rural Pennsylvania community, the struggle isn’t just about a deadly virus. It involves hospital cuts, vaccine fears and sometimes a few miracles.
Dirty Dollars Part 2
Accused money launderers secretly moved millions into America to buy steel mills — while elected leaders helped them fend off U.S. regulators and foreign competitors. Left in the wake: hazardous waste and injured workers.
Offspring of the drug crisis: Substance-exposed babies
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