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With the primary election just barely in the rearview mirror, the candidates for Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate wasted no time in thinking ahead to November.

Throughout Allegheny County, waves of mall owners, hoteliers, office park operators and big-box retailers are stampeding to slash taxes by challenging their property assessments.

Efforts to plug abandoned gas and oil wells — a persistent issue in Western Pennsylvania , where they leak copious amounts of methane — could see increased attention thanks to a bill that passed in the U.S. House on Monday.

Pittsburgh’s iconic giant ketchup bottle is too big. At least that’s what the city has told the Heinz History Center. One of two oversized Heinz ketchup bottles removed from Acrisure Stadium last summer after it changed names from Heinz Field was installed outside the Strip District museum in December. The

With the U.S. Open golf tournament returning to Oakmont in just over a year, the United States Golf Association is working to expand and upgrade the Oakmont Country Club in anticipation of massive crowds flocking to the Allegheny Valley borough. The golf association is currently in the midst of a

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette publisher and editor-in-chief John Block wants to sell the paper as well as its parent company, Block Communications Inc., according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday in an Ohio court. The civil suit in Lucas County, Ohio Common Pleas Court was filed by Block Communications CEO Allan Block, John

With its 400-odd residents, Rosslyn Farms is one of Allegheny County's tiniest places. It has its own council and mayor — elected by just 189 people — but other local governments provide police, fire and ambulance services.

Police officers in Wilkinsburg will soon have new body cameras through $514,000 in federal funds. Wilkinsburg borough officials held a press conference Monday morning at the police station where they were presented with a check for the cameras. Police Chief Ophelia “Cookie” Coleman said the money will pay for 24

More than one Pittsburgh neighborhood bears the scars of urban renewal gone wrong. The predominantly Black communities of the Hill District and Manchester are just two examples. Now, the administration of President Joe Biden wants to fix the federal government’s mistakes. Tom Perez, a senior advisor to Biden and labor

According to new data from the U.S. Census , Pittsburgh's population was … stable.