Paul J. Gough is a Health Care/Energy Reporter at Pittsburgh Business Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the construction industry, with a focus on how these areas intersect with business and economics. Paul’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, WPXI-TV, and Cleveland Business Journal, among others.
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By: Paul J. Gough
It's the 22nd destination for the largest airline by passenger share at PIT.
By: Paul J. Gough
Arnold Palmer Regional Airport is facing the loss of its longtime large-jet charter flights due to the departure of Transportation Security Administration officers now that Spirit Airlines is no longer in business.
UPMC cut about 200 employees Tuesday, primarily in non-clinical roles, as it reported improved first quarter financial results.
By: Paul J. Gough
Pennsylvania natural gas impact fees will reach $243.9 million for 2025 as higher prices and increased drilling activity drive the largest haul since 2022.
By: Paul J. Gough
Dynamo DC, a $2 billion data center planned for Springdale, has been redesigned to address community concerns about noise, light and air emissions.
By: Paul J. Gough
The bipartisan measure passed 9-2 in committee. Here's where it could go next.
By: Paul J. Gough
Two western Pennsylvania hospitals received CMS warning letters over pricing transparency issues, both saying errors were quickly corrected.
By: Paul J. Gough
Nearly 60% of Pennsylvania hospitals maintained operating margins above 4% in 2025, though southwestern region hospitals outperformed statewide averages.
By: Paul J. Gough
Allegheny County extends the public comment period on a proposal requiring employers to offer 18 weeks of paid parental leave.
Southwest Airlines is adding daily service to multiple Florida destinations from Pittsburgh International Airport starting in January, boosting departures.
