Renewing Pittsburgh’s Governance

By Michael Madison

As thousands of unemployment claims expire, Pa. residents refile, wait on federal benefits

By Rebecca Moss of Spotlight PA

A Hoosier artist in Belgrade

By Staff

Ban on meal, lodging payments for Pa. lawmakers introduced as constituents sound off in anger

By Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA

During height of coronavirus pandemic, Pa. lawmakers still cashed in big on meals, lodging

By Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA

Partisan Pa. websites masquerading as local news threaten trust in journalism, new report finds

By Colin Deppen of Spotlight PA

As pandemic continues, GOP lawmakers prepare for retreat at pricey ‘Bachelor’ resort

By Angela Couloumbis, Spotlight PA

Where tobacco is king

By PHOTOGRAPHER MICHAEL SWENSEN

Saving pennies to build a business

By Staff

Vaccination clinics for Pa. teachers could open as soon as this week

By Colin Deppen

Pandemic prompts cycling in cities, but NC politics could apply the brakes

By Jack Igelman, Carolina Public Press

Spotlight PA, Inquirer sue to unseal records in ex-Democratic state lawmaker’s embezzlement case

By Angela Couloumbis, Spotlight PA

An Ohio mayor shakes up politics in the state

By Carmen Gentile

Pennsylvania State Police will escape legislative scrutiny in 2021 budget process

By Joseph Darius Jaafari, Spotlight PA

The insurrectionists’ legal woes go on as Trump is acquitted

By Ramesh Santanam

Lack of targeted outreach, translated materials leaves some behind as Pa. struggles with vaccine rollout

By Ese Olumhense, Spotlight PA

How some Pa. lawmakers score a ‘golden parachute’ to pad their pensions

By Angela Couloumbis, Spotlight PA

Stress, delays, and confusion still plague jobless in Pennsylvania, and January brought little relief

By Rebecca Moss, Spotlight PA

GET OUT: Don’t let chilly weather keep you indoors this winter

By Staff

Thousands of drug, alcohol recovery homes in Pa. still operate without state oversight

By Ed Mahon, Spotlight PA

Law enforcement in Pa. preparing for possible unrest despite ‘no specific threats’ to the Capitol

By Joseph Darius Jaafari and Cynthia Fernandez, Spotlight PA

Documenting a Postindustrial manufacturing area

By Staff

GM must Repay $28 Million in Tax Breaks for Closing the Lordstown Auto Plant

By Dan O’Brien, The Business Journal

A Pa. Republican lawmaker who marched to the U.S. Capitol before the mob attack is facing calls to resign

By Cynthia Fernandez, Spotlight PA