The City of Pittsburgh in a Budgetary Bind
PITTSBURGH (PTTP) – Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O’Connor has sounded the alarm on a $30 to $40 million budget deficit. The 2026 budget, inherited from former Mayor Ed Gainey, has not….
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Thousands Gather in Front of City Council Last Saturday for “No Kings” Protests
PITTSBURGH, PA (PTTP) — An estimated 15,000 people gathered around the City-Council Building on Saturday, marking the third national “No Kings” protest since the second Trump administration took office. Although….
Opening Day in the North Shore
PITTSBURGH, PA (PTTP)- With the Pittsburgh Pirates home opener at PNC Park on Friday, April 3, versus the Baltimore Orioles, and the National Football League (NFL) Draft coming to town….
Pirates host Orioles in Home Opener Behind Keller
PITTSBURGH, Pa (PTTP) — The seasons are changing. While most of the focus for Pittsburgh sports is on the National Football League (NFL) Draft, the Pirates have arrived to steal the….
Pitt Alum shares his story and what it’s like to work in the new age AI
PITTSBURGH (PTTP)- Kenny Paul attended the University of Pittsburgh from 1998 to 2001. Working towards a degree in Marketing, Finance & English, his time on campus was well spent as….
NFL Draft Impacts Local Businesses
PITTSBURGH, PA (PTTP)- The NFL Draft is coming to Pittsburgh on April 23 through 25. With an estimated over 500,000 people traveling to watch the event, urban planners in the Pittsburgh area like the Pittsburgh….
Art-Food-Activism
PITTSBURGH (PTTP) — The Department of English presents two evenings exploring the intersections of art, food, and community activism hosted by Liz Reich. On Tuesday, March 24, Reich hosted a screening with guest and co-producer of American Revolutionary, Professor Scott Kurashige…..
Trent Bielak Named to Lou Gehrig Community Impact Team
Trent Bielak, a senior at Pitt-Bradford, was named to the Lou Gehrig Community Impact Team, an honor given to just nine college baseball players nationwide for their leadership, character, and….