Involuntary psychiatric hospitalizations — when they’re judgment calls by doctors — can lead to the kinds of harm they are ...

Evictions driven by gentrification at East Liberty’s Penn Plaza changed the narrative of Pittsburgh displacement and alerted many to the affordable housing crisis.

In the U.S., 1.8 million people exist at the intersection of disability and entrepreneurship. Beyond employment support ...

Under the cover of darkness, CMU students erected a new ‘fence’ to demonstrate free speech after university leadership ...

A lack of cooperation and transparency fuels new complaints from the Citizen Police Review Board amid efforts to investigate ...

Pennsylvania state funding for rape crisis centers hasn’t increased since 2021. Financial strain could erode support for ...

Since Hurricane Ivan, Oakdale has flooded seven times. Increased rainfall and stronger storms drive the need for flood ...

Trump's "big" bill puts Medicaid on the chopping block. From work requirements to loss of coverage, here are Pittsbughers' ...

As Allegheny County considers involuntary, outpatient mental health care, can understaffed public defenders protect patients’ ...

SNAP funding must now come from states, and new work requirements add pressure to vulnerable families, including college ...

Nationally, Catholics remain politically divided, and tensions persist between church teachings and political leadership on ...

Pittsburgh residents share how Medicaid cuts will affect their health, financial stability, employment or family’s wellbeing.