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There was a time when Pittsburgh home prices just sat there

A decade ago, more than a third of Pittsburgh-area homes on average were decreasing in value

A constitutional weapon:
environmental rights reimagined in Pennsylvania

Recent state Supreme Court decisions have people testing the boundaries of a 1970s state Constitutional amendment

Turning the lights back on

As coal-fired power plants switch off, Pennsylvania looks to bring in new businesses.

Alexa, do you speak Pittsburghese?

Fair Housing is 50, but has its promise been realized?

Woodland Hills, a district scarred by violence, copes with tragedy

Schools can be first defense against addiction

The OD of an alumnus. The cry of a student with a parent in addiction. The community’s opioid cloud. Schools are waking up to the epidemic.

If Amazon came to Hazelwood…

Lies, false charges and jail

A Pittsburgh couple’s two-year ordeal battling the criminal justice system.

Urgency, anger and a local focus fuel black activism in Pittsburgh

“This is going to be a catalyst. We’re taking back our community.”