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Forest Hills’ Joel Johnson said Thursday evening that former President Donald Trump’s conviction on 34 felony counts will sway his vote in November. Johnson, 43, described the unprecedented trial as a “hot mess.” As a self-proclaimed independent, he said he usually votes for who he believes is the least dangerous

From the Southside to Downtown, the city has a variety of options for remote employees or founders who need a space to get things done.

On Thursday, March 28, the nonprofit Mobilify Southwestern Pennsylvania hosted a discussion on the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project, especially as it related to community concerns in Uptown Pittsburgh. Uptown is located between Downtown and Oakland, and it contains Duquesne University and the Penguins arena. The University Line of the BRT project is currently under…

(TNS) — PNC Bank announced sweeping expansions to its services on Wednesday, including plans to add more than 100 new branches and renovate more than 1,200 existing locations in the

Five successful local tech professionals take a trip down memory lane, in honor of Technical.ly’s 15th anniversary.

Google partnered with the nonprofit True T PGH to bring the free training in cybersecurity, ecommerce and more.

A historic building in Butchertown will soon take on a new tenant and image as its developed into a hotel.

A glass entryway with intricate lattice detail frames the front of this home built in 1900. Stepping inside, there are vintage vibes because of the well-maintained hardwood floors, high ceilings and a spacious winding stairway. Detailed molding is seen throughout the home, above doorways, in hallways and around fireplaces. “This

A glass entryway with intricate lattice detail frames the front of this home built in 1900. Stepping inside, there are vintage vibes because of the well-maintained hardwood floors, high ceilings and a spacious winding stairway. Detailed molding is seen throughout the home, above doorways, in hallways and around fireplaces. “This

Recovering addict Lisa Hoey of Pittsburgh’s South Side says alcohol was an integral part of her holidays. It was part of nearly every detail — from baking cookies and entertaining, to watching TV specials and wrapping gifts, said Hoey, now sober for more than two decades. An alum of O’Hara