Pittsburgh's Public Source asked riders, municipal officials and the elevator contractor why the Mt. Lebanon Station elevator has been out of service for over a year.

Pittsburgh's Public Source interviewed an Allegheny County official about new Medicaid work rules that put 10,000 at risk of losing coverage Jan. 1.

Allegheny County's Board of Health approved a scaled-back paid parental leave bill, cutting leave to 12 weeks and exempting ...

Between a Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission case and the 2028 election, agreements between the Department of Justice and Pittsburgh’s big health system could end before 2036. Trans community ...

Pittsburgh's Public Source compared Allegheny County teacher pay and talked with union and district leaders about why Sto-Rox contract talks broke down.

Pittsburgh's Public Source and NPR talked with Sara Innamorato about the paid parental leave mandate the Allegheny County Board of Health votes on today.

Pittsburgh's Public Source analysis shows Gov. Josh Shapiro raising national money and spending millions on legislative races.

Pittsburgh's Public Source interns Octavia Liku and Danny Arensberg talked about class, craft and why they're building journalism careers in Pittsburgh.

Two council members and council's former solicitor raised no-bid contract concerns that fed the DA's probe of Ed Gainey's administration, an affidavit shows.

Pittsburgh's Public Source obtained emails and a recording showing loan delays for hundreds of Pitt med students. The university is offering food and letters to landlords.

Jennifer McCalla doesn't look sick, but living with long COVID and POTS is a full-time job. She writes about invisible illness and the fight to be believed.

Anna Cappella grew up Italian-American in Pittsburgh and won a Fulbright to Sicily. A year in Palermo taught her what her identity owes to both places.