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Pittsburgh City Paper spoke to local young voters to see who's turning out, what issues they're voting on, and how they feel about the candidates.

The newly released "Here Not There" by Andrew Nelson lauds the city as an excellent alternative to fecal matter-filled San Francisco -- a so-called destination dupe not worth traveling to for many reasons, like the above.

Is the viral 75 Hard challenge all it’s cracked up to be? I completed all 75 days of it—here’s what you should know before you consider giving it a shot.

As severe storms move through the region, flooding issues are being reported in several communities on Tuesday.

So when Duquesne coach Keith Dambrot called Joyce in the spring of 2022 and asked his former point guard to help him turn around a program more than 40 years removed from its last NCAA Tournament appearance, Joyce understood the assignment. I could have run from the situation,” Joyce said. He was coming off the worst year of his career.

A fracking company’s plan to withdraw water from Big Sewickley Creek is causing concern about its potential impact on a fish species. 

WASHINGTON — From a meet-and-greet at a Wegmans in Bethlehem to a solar eclipse party in Erie, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s supporters and campaign are trying to drum up signatures

A man is dead after a shooting in Duquesne.

For the land is there, and to farm it can feed a thousand for every one person it fed before, and the settlers have the means to do it.

The Duquesne City School District's request to reopen its high school has been denied by the state.