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Schools across the United States are urging students to read books about trans-identified children as part of an annual campaign promoted by a leading activist group to “support transgender and non-binary youth.” 

The Human Relations Commission will host a virtual Black History Month program at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23, broadcast live, over Zoom and by conference call.

The Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce plans to honor two longtime business leaders for their service to the community.

On December 6, 2021, then-mayor of Pittsburgh, Bill Peduto, signed legislation amending the city's workplace antidiscrimination ordinance to include victims of domestic violence as a protected class.

On December 6, 2021, then-mayor of Pittsburgh, Bill Peduto, signed legislation amending the city’s workplace antidiscrimination ordinance to include victims of domestic violence as a...

Ald. Roderick Sawyer’s proposed ordinance would stop ride-hailing firms from making "record profits" while drivers barely make ends meet. "They need a decent increase. They feel like they’re getting shafted," Sawyer said.

Somewhere in London, DePaul alumnus Julian Hayda, 29, sits and anxiously awaits the day he’ll be able to return to Ukraine — his motherland, and the country he and his wife, Summer, recently made their new temporary home. With Hayda intending to become a priest, they planned to live there for the next four years...

PCCA and Eagle recently honored: Micheal Jones, PCCA Human Relations Specialist; Abraham Gomez, Eagle Analytical Chemist; and Elizabeth Jones, PCCA Canada...

City officials say they’ve posted an online form to help citizens who want to file a complaint under new non-discrimination ordinances that took effect on Jan. 1.

George L. Cross was still the president when she made her high school visit. After graduation and a brief stint as an Oklahoma City kindergarten teacher, she was hired on