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"An imminent financial disaster." Falling revenue, soaring costs threaten Pittsburgh’s financial future post-gazette.com/news/politics-… via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

.Hallie Lauer and Jimmy Cloutier's reporting on a complicated subject during a closely-watched mayoral race? Sign me up.

This had been discussed at a prior County Council meeting, this action crystalizes it re: the aggressive storm that left about 400,000 without power for some time, and thousands of them without power for many days.

The fact that this is not a public vote really speaks volumes. And I'm an Philadelphia Eagles fan, I should be happy! But the lack of transparency here should raise alarm bells, we should know where owners stand on various issues, on the field and in budget spreadsheets.

“It’s truly a sad day for rural Pennsylvania.” Professors and community leaders worry that Penn State branch campus closures could devastate local communities post-gazette.com/news/education…

U.S. Open week is here! If you're coming to Oakmont, this Pittsburgh Post-Gazette fan guide can give you a taste of what to expect. For everything you need to know about the championship, head to our interactive spectator guide: newsinteractive.post-gazette.com/2025-us-open-o…

Big win for not only journalism in Pennsylvania, but the greater public.

J.J. Spaun: "I felt like I had a really good chance to win the U.S. Open at the start of the day. It just unravelled very fast. But that break was actually the key for me to winning this tournament." Nobody needed the delay more. Nobody handled it better. #USOpen #Oakmont

For Sunday's Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Jimmy Cloutier and I looked at tax-exempt properties owned by Pittsburgh's largest nonprofits, worth about $4.5 billion, & what they mean to the city as it nears a budget crisis. Here's what we found:

1) If those properties were taxed, the city would collect $35 million a year — enough to give a 10% tax cut to every other property owner, or cover Pittsburgh’s entire annual emergency medical services budget.

2) Properties are supposed to be re-evaluated regularly to make sure they’re being used for charitable purposes (the main qualification for tax-exempt status). But the county office that conducts those reviews faces a critical staffing shortage and has fallen years behind.

3) In Pittsburgh, 1 in 4 tax-exempt properties haven't been reviewed in over a decade, our analysis found. More: post-gazette.com/business/devel…

On this day 14 years ago, I walked out of St. Jude cancer-free and have never looked back. I was given a 50% chance to live, had lost my father to the same cancer & took a chance on a new transplant. Every day I win a seemingly impossible bet. #CancerSucks

I am a Philadelphia Phillies fan, but make no mistake, and Jeff Passan put it well when all the MLB team owners approved this move, including mine... this was about greed. Nothing else. google.com/amp/s/www.revi…

When it comes to this story on "Stop the Violence" funding for Pittsburgh, Hallie Lauer and Laura Esposito continue to have us all covered. post-gazette.com/news/politics-…