Mayor Ed Gainey and Council President Theresa Kail-Smith have named the members of the new Advisory Committee for Youth and Family Resource Centers in their effort to tackle youth violence in Pittsburgh. The nine-member committee will be tasked with finding ways to utilize existing city assets to launch resource centers that serve as safe places […]
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South Side Cheer Zone Rocked the Pittsburgh Marathon in Spite of Weather
South Side cheered the marathoners. The May 1 South Side Cheer Zone was entertaining and lively in spite of the cold, rainy weather during the 14th Dick’s Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon. The Pittsburgh Guitars Occasionals Band rocked at the corner of S. 11th and East Carson streets along with DJ Phil Sauter, South Side resident. […]
South Side will be a ‘Cheer Zone’ for the 2022 Pittsburgh Marathon May 1
The 2022 DICK’S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh P3R Marathon races will be back on the April 30-May 1 weekend. Participants have a variety of competitive race distances to choose from, including the full marathon, half marathon, five-person relay, 5K, kids marathon (one-mile run), toddler trot, and pet walk. They also have challenges, a back half marathon, […]
Jerry Dickinson Named Dean of Pitt Law School
The University of Pittsburgh has appointed Professor and Vice Dean Jerry Dickinson as the new dean of the School of Law, effective January 15. Dickinson, a Pittsburgh native, was selected for his extensive experience and reputation as a constitutional law scholar and civil rights lawyer. Dickinson, who resides in Regent Square, has earned acclaim for […]
Legal Eagle, Ali Spagnola, & More Sue PayPal’s Honey
Creators Ali Spagnola, Legal Eagle, and Wendover Productions have filed a lawsuit against PayPal, accusing the company of using its Honey browser extension to redirect affiliate commissions. The lawsuit, representing a class of creators rather than consumers, claims PayPal Honey “effectively stole” payouts by replacing creators’ affiliate tracking codes with its own. Devin Stone, the […]
Robotics Network Secures $750K Grant to Train Workforce
Pittsburgh Robotics Network (PRN) and Congressman Chris Deluzio are celebrating a $750,000 grant to expand robotics workforce training. The victory lap comes less than two weeks after PRN’s third annual Robotics Discovery Day, which showcased over 130 exhibitors from our region. Start ups and institutions alike flexed their robotic muscles showing that hardware manufacturing is […]
Sly Fox Workers Recover $184K in Unpaid Wages
The U.S. Department of Labor has recovered $184,000 in back wages, damages, and penalties from Sly Fox Brewing Company after an investigation found the company unlawfully withheld tips from employees at two Pittsburgh locations. The investigation revealed that managers at the Taphouse at the Point and the Brewery at the Highline, also known as Terminal […]
WQED Silently Unveils New Branding Across Social Media
WQED-TV quietly introduced its new branding across social media earlier this month. Spotted in a tweet on November 1, the new logo replaces the iconic “Q” with an integrated design featuring three rivers reimagined as a simple chat bubble. The updated branding was rolled out across their Meta accounts, including Facebook and Instagram today. It […]
Max’s ‘The Pitt’ Releases Teaser, Set for January Premiere
Max has unveiled the official trailer for The Pitt, a hospital drama set in Pittsburgh. The first season will feature 15 episodes and reunites ER and West Wing producer John Wells with ER actor Noah Wyle. The series follows Wyle as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch and unfolds over a single 15-hour emergency room shift. The […]
Michael Stipe, Jason Isbell Play R.E.M. Hits at Harris-Walz Event
Michael Stipe showed that the Harris-Walz campaign has plenty of energy—enough to bring him back to the stage to perform R.E.M. classics “The One I Love” and “Driver 8” for the first time in 16 years. Stipe was joined by Jason Isbell for the short set, which took place at a campaign rally for Vice […]