Something's been gnawing at you. Something about Pittsburgh. Good or bad. Maybe you've been posting about it on social media. But you really want to lay it out, have it professionally edited, and share it with Pittsburgh's best audience. Start here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

New scoop from Rich Lord: city cops fired, re-hired, and paid $$$ in back pay.

PublicSource reporter Quinn Glabicki has been honored in the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) Awards for Reporting on the Environment for “Hollowed Out.” Glabicki’s story took home 3rd place in the category of Outstanding Feature Story by a Small Newsroom. buff.ly/3RsZwTs

Volunteers snap on rubber gloves, dip their fingers into a styrofoam bowl of Vaseline, glitter & fox urine granules & get to smearing. It’s their latest attempt to preserve the mangled campaign signs they've repeatedly rescued from a PGH suburban hillside. publicsource.org/political-sign…

State Senate update: With 85% of the vote in, (R) Devlin Robinson leads (D) Nicole Ruscitto, 52.5% to 47.5%. With 75% of the vote in, (D) Nick Pisciottano leads (R) Jen Dintini, 54.4% to 45.6%. Neither has been called by the AP yet.

A cat named "Skye" looks on from a polling booth on election day in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. More photos of the week: reut.rs/4esQ23o 📷 Quinn Glabicki

EQT's CEO Toby Rice is a public advocate for the gas extracted from the Marcellus Shale, leveraging his position at EQT to sway politicians and pursue policy to build a “Shalennial” vision of American energy. buff.ly/3Z3JOBs

Since 2021, EQT has spent $2.6M lobbying for natural gas, including the construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline in West Virginia. EQT's recent acquisition of the pipeline has made it a vertically-integrated firm. Quinn Glabicki for PublicSource. bit.ly/3VoXXIs

Pittsburgh-based fracking giant EQT approaches 2025 with a sunny political forecast. Will an ongoing EPA investigation drift away? Will a class-action lawsuit cloud the skies? Quinn Glabicki scans the horizon publicsource.org/pittsburgh-nat…

Does Pittsburgh have enough labor — from doctoral candidates to electricians — to meet the green energy demands of the future? “Well, the answer is no." Quinn Glabicki and Alice Crow continue Pittsburgh at Work publicsource.org/pittsburgh-gre…

New: Quinn Glabicki and I spent some time with Ahmad, whose family was one of the last to resettle as refugees in Pittsburgh before Trump took office and suspended admissions His family has hope for the future but faces huge uncertainty. Read their story: publicsource.org/refugee-resett…