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It's been nearly two decades since San Quentin executed an inmate

I headed down to IABs leadership meeting this week to see and hear where the industry is on the path to making change happen in a business that desperately needs it.

Northern Gritstone, the investment business focused on science and technology-enabled businesses in the North of England, has appointed Jess McCreadie as

“It's not really over until the fat lady sings,” lawyer for Uptown 240 says.

An 11th-hour objection, complete with an allegation of forgery, has halted the $12.8 million sale of a partly built and weather-beaten condominium project in Summit County.

Pittsburgh City Council on Monday got two new members and elected a veteran councilman as its leader. Bob Charland, D-South Side, and Khari Mosley, D-North Point Breeze, were sworn in, replacing retiring councilmen Bruce Kraus and Ricky Burgess, respectively. R. Daniel Lavelle, D-Hill District, is council’s new president. “We have

Take a look back at the local stories that made headlines across Western North Carolina in 2023.

Pittsburgh receives hardly any voluntary payments from major nonprofits. A recent deal in Providence, Rhode Island could show the way forward.

Budgets adopted Monday by Pittsburgh City Council won’t result in a tax increase next year. The $686 million operating budget and $158.7 million capital budget have been largely unchanged since Mayor Ed Gainey formally introduced them last month. Council made a series of tweaks last week, including giving themselves a

Asheville names interim police chief, and 280,000 North Carolinians gained access to Medicaid.