Pittsburgh

A Pittsburgh police officer stands in a downtown Pittsburgh intersection Sunday, May 31, 2020.
If not police, what? Part II
Red and white trucks flank a tall drilling well pictured against the sky
Environment
Trying to measure fracking’s toll on human health
Police officers stand guard near the site of a shooting
Racially and ethnically motivated terrorism rose alarmingly in 2018: US State Department
Faces of holocaust survivors
Arts, Culture & Media
This Boston Holocaust survivor offers a warning: It starts slowly
Kenton Ganster, left, stands with his mother, Kathleen, with a drilling rig used for fracking visible in the background off of the Rachel Carson Trail north of Pittsburgh.
Environment
Drilling rigs used in fracking found along nature trail irk some hikers
Arts, Culture & Media
As American as Andy Warhol
The percentage of parents who refuse to give any vaccines to their children remain at one to two percent of the general public. There is a much larger group of people who have doubts and concerns over certain vaccinations, experts say.
Health
Despite dozens of recent flu deaths among US children, vaccination skeptics remain — and their numbers have grown
A woman sits on sofa across from man and woman, who each hold infants in their arms. Papers on the table.
Conflict
Residents fled gun violence at a Pittsburgh public housing project. But refugees are still moving in.
Clairton Coke Work
Environment
Residents sue US Steel over air pollution in Western Pennsylvania
Pollution from US Steel's Edgar Thomson steel mill
Environment
Air pollution is as unhealthy as secondhand smoke, a new study says
Pittsburgh Pirates’ Gift Ngoepe became the first African-born player in MLB history.
Culture
Gift Ngoepe is the first African-born player to join baseball’s major league
Das
Culture
Some persecuted writers get a new life in the US. But exile isn’t easy.
The Hill District is the largely green area visible above downtown Pittsburgh in this aerial photo.
Arts
How Pittsburgh remembers a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright
Ethane cracker Singapore
Environment
Making the plastics found everywhere in modern life comes with a cost: more pollution
Conflict
Conflict
This Pittsburgh restaurant offers takeout and a side of politics
Heidy and Gregoria prepare dinner, rice and eggs
Global Politics
As Cuban migration surges, a woman in Pittsburgh offers shelter to her compatriots
Pittsburgh Penguins player Sidney Crosby has been diagnosed with the mumps.
Sports
A mumps outbreak benches some of the NHL’s top players
Sediment from a stream bed containing fracking wastewater (jars on the left) developed orange residues after 90 days; sediment from a clean stream bed (jar on the right) did not.
Environment
As fracking booms, waste spills rise — and so do arsenic levels in groundwater
Conflict & Justice
Voices for Undocumented Immigrants Lobbying Washington
Business, Economics and Jobs
Regional Manufacturing Hubs, to Compete with Foreign Competition, Begin in Youngstown, Ohio
Business, Economics and Jobs
Study find certain U.S. regions can keep poor people poor
Environment
Farmers in Pennsylvania taking proceeds from fracking and investing in solar
Business, Economics and Jobs
State law, bad decisions caused Pennsylvania cities’ problems, expert says
Arts, Culture & Media
Hunger Games fans prepare for upcoming movie release with films of their own creation
Global Politics
Dwindling blue collar workforce a factor in upcoming Super Tuesday elections
Global Politics
As police officers are laid off, on-duty officer killings skyrocket
Environment
Fossil fuel subsidies and climate change
G20 reaction to Iran’s nuclear disclosure
Business, Economics and Jobs
Pittsburgh markets to the G20
Business, Economics and Jobs
Global financial regulations
Business, Economics and Jobs
Growing hope in New Orleans
Environment
A 5.9 magnitude earthquake hits East Coast
Rust Belt cities, like Pittsburgh, trying to lure more immigrants
Arts, Culture & Media
Ancient Monkey: Newly Discovered Primate Sheds Light on Primate Origins
Lessons in Revitalizing Cities
The Desire to Be Hip Is Making All Our Cities the Same
Is Empathy Inherited or Taught? Listeners Respond
Pittsburgh One of Only Three U.S. Cities to Have Fully Recovered from the Recession
Dallas Is One of Only Three U.S. Cities that Has Recovered Fully from the Recession
Knoxville One of Three American Cities “Fully Recovered” from Great Recession
Listener Response: Taking the Big Leap
Facing Long Term Unemployment
Arts, Culture & Media
Island of the ‘rabbit king’
The Living on Earth Almanac
The Thirst for Safe Water Part #4: Mississippi Drinking Water: Epic Danger
Steel City Builds Green
Expired Beverages
Arts, Culture & Media
American Icons, The Listener Pick: ‘Dallas’
Arts, Culture & Media
August Wilson’s Come and Gone
Conflict & Justice
G-20 protestors clash with police
Arts, Culture & Media
G-20: assessing the health of the global economy
Arts, Culture & Media
What Pittsburgh has to offer (beyond the G-20 events)
Conflict & Justice
G-20 Leaders Descend on Pittsburgh
Global Politics
‘Steel City’ plays host to wealthy nations
Global Politics
This week’s agenda with Marcus Mabry and Andrew Walker
Health & Medicine
Schools Gear up for Swine Flu Season
Sports
Who’ll Take the Title? The NBA and Stanley Cup
Global Politics
Pittsburgh’s G-20 marketing
Environment
Growing Hope in New Orleans