Roman Hladio is a General Assignment Reporter with a focus on local news in the Pittsburgh area. His work can be found in publications such as NEXTpittsburgh, PublicSource, The Campus student newspaper, and Pittsburgh City Paper. Roman covers a range of topics including urban development, arts and culture, transportation, and community initiatives.
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Pittsburgh, United States (Local)
Roman Hladio's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and expert commentary related to Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania. His articles cover a wide range of topics including infrastructure, redevelopment projects, restaurant openings, grants, and design with an emphasis on sustainability.
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Prevention Point Pittsburgh recommends getting the “miracle drug” into the hands of people who use opioids.
By: Roman Hladio
Beercode Bar & Kitchen, the Pittsburgh International Airport's newest restaurant, opened in June. Photo courtesy of Blue Sky News.
Naloxone can be a “miracle drug” in the right hands. But it shouldn't be the only tool in the fight against drug-related dangers.
Take a world tour without leaving home. These 5 Pittsburgh bakeries capture the best of Korea, Italy, Bulgaria, France and the U.S.
By: Roman Hladio
A month after the Allegheny Conference released plans for Downtown revitalization, multiple business owners say “We don’t know who they are.”
By: Roman Hladio
A 2022 rendering of Live Nation's proposed Lower Hill music venue and parking garage. In its current form, the garage's construction has been decoupled from the venue so that it might be completed faster. Image courtesy of Live Nation.
By: Roman Hladio
“If I give students a quiz and most of them fail it, I’m not going to say, ‘Well, you guys just didn’t study.’ I’m going to say, ‘What could I have done better?’” one of the report’s committee members says.
By: Roman Hladio
“We’re moving toward human tutors that are informed by AI coaching.”
An iced latte, cold brew and iced peach tea at COLOMBINO's North Side location. Previously an Adda Coffee and Tea House, COLOMBINO opened in August. Photo by Roman Hladio.
By: Roman Hladio
Curtis Reaves, cofounder of See Clear, stands in front of "Judah," an art piece at the Granite Building at the intersection of Sixth and Wood streets. Photo by Renee Rosensteel, courtesy of See Clear.
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