Susan Scott Peterson
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90.5 WESA
Sala Udin reflects on his years of public service and career of activism.
Oliver Morrison
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90.5 WESA
Bill O'Driscoll
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90.5 WESA
Amaya Lobato Rivas
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NGN News Service
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Leaders of the Latino community said that at least 60 businesses across the city — including restaurants, boutiques, construction companies and grocery stores — agreed to shut their doors Monday. -
About half of all people living with HIV today are over the age of 50. By 2030, older survivors could make up as much as 70% of that population. -
The demand for non-alcoholic beverages is on the rise in Pittsburgh and across the country. In 2024 alone, non-alcoholic beer sales shot up nationally by 30%. Breweries, bars, and other local businesses are taking notice and getting creative, especially as brewing business has leveled off in recent months. -
Smithfield United Church of Christ’s congregation is facing decades of deferred repairs, estimated to cost over $10 million, without the budget to afford it. -
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh predicts temperatures will drop below 0° on Monday night. -
Many immigration advocates are relying on memories of Trump’s first term to prepare for what is to come. -
Northview Heights Elementary, which closed during the district’s last round of consolidations in 2012, once served students in grades PreK to 8. -
Campus law enforcement and other university representatives in the Pittsburgh area attended antisemitism training at Carnegie Mellon University this week. -
Awesome Games Done Quick, the annual speedrunning gaming marathon, concluded in the early hours of Sunday morning at the Wyndham Grand Hotel in Downtown Pittsburgh after a week of gameplay and raising $2.5 million for cancer research. -
Over the holidays, the publisher of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, John Robinson Block, opened his door to a staff photographer who had been on strike for more than two years. Two days later, he opened his home again to WESA to talk about what happened.
