Law enforcement in Pa. preparing for possible unrest despite ‘no specific threats’ to the Capitol
By Joseph Darius Jaafari of Spotlight PA and Cynthia Fernandez of Spotlight PA
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GM must Repay $28 Million in Tax Breaks for Closing the Lordstown Auto Plant
By Dan O’Brien, The Business Journal
Lifting up the LGBTQ+ community
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Increasing access to care by becoming allies
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A Pa. Republican lawmaker who marched to the U.S. Capitol before the mob attack is facing calls to resign
By Cynthia Fernandez of Spotlight PA
Buckle Up. This Is Us.
By Heath Druzin
What do we do now?
By Carmen Gentile
Pa. lags nation in people tested per day, is nowhere near level needed to suppress the virus
By Yaasmeen Piper of Spotlight PA
ATF involved in investigation of unrelated explosions in Pittsburgh
By Ramesh Santanam
Expanding what it means to be a Pittsburgher
By Michael Madison
Nude is more than one color
By Hope Kahn
Authorities: Suspect in Nashville explosion perished in blast
By Postindustrial staff
Reform of secrecy law for Pa. utilities faces long odds despite agreement that it’s a problem
By Rebecca Moss of Spotlight PA
A year like no other, in images
By Staff
Creating a path to jobs through collaboration
By Sponsored
How an insurer can help its members go to work
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An inmate died of the coronavirus, but Pa. corrections never told his family
By Joseph Darius Jaafari of Spotlight PA
Some local Pa. judges enjoy light workloads as taxpayers pay millions for salaries, pensions, health care
By Daniel Simmons-Ritchie of Spotlight PA and Christine Vendel of PennLive
Reach out to the helpers
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Bridging the support gap
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Thousands of Pa. families face potential eviction come the new year
By Dan Nott / For Spotlight PA
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