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Lawsuit: AI recording tool used by AHN, Highmark violates patient rights
A Pittsburgh-area woman who disclosed sensitive and confidential medical information to her doctor is suing Allegheny Health Network and Highmark alleging that she was not properly notified about the artificial intelligence recording tool they use in the clinical setting. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court, said...
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Greensburg voters to decide on 4 home rule charter amendments Tuesday
Four referendum questions will be posed to Greensburg voters on Tuesday. They seek to amend the city’s home rule charter, which was written in 1988. Councilman Randy Finfrock proposed the amendments this year as a way to update the decades-old charter to better reflect the current era. Finfrock was...
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Pittsburgh Public Schools parents seek answers on school closures, student transitions
Parents in Pittsburgh Public Schools remain uncertain about the district’s plan to close and reconfigure schools next year, as officials continue a series of meetings to gather feedback and address families’ concerns. The second of five regional meetings on the district’s Future-Ready Facilities Plan was held Thursday at...
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Lamar Blackwell Pittsburgh Inspires Everyday Leadership Through Consistent Community Service
PITTSBURGH, PA - October 30, 2026 - Lamar Blackwell, a Pittsburgh education executive and community advocate, is encouraging residents across the city to recognize that meaningful change begins with a simple willingness to show up. His message is clear and empowering: making a difference does not require a title, extensive resources, or a prominent platform. It requires participation.
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3-year Tarentum Bridge rehab project pushed to 2028
A three-year construction project for the Tarentum Bridge has been pushed to 2028, giving motorists a year to prep for the inevitable traffic tangles and detours that will accompany the project. The good news is that the bridge deck will be replaced in half-widths so one lane in each direction...
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The Pittsburgh region’s elderly population is projected to spike. Pa.’s senators say they’re concerned.
The number of people 85 and older in the Pittsburgh region is projected to jump 62% by 2050, while the number of people available to care for them will shrink, according to a University of Pittsburgh study released this week. Pennsylvania’s increasingly aging population has left the state’s two U.S....
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Liberty Tunnel Overnight Maintenance Work Next Week in Pittsburgh
These restrictions are being coordinated with the inbound Liberty Tunnel closures expected next Monday and Thursday nights. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is announcing a single-lane restriction in the inbound (northbound) Liberty Tunnel in the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County will occur next Tuesday and Wednesday nights, November 3-4 weather permitting.
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Pittsburgh's Wabash Tunnel will permanently close Dec. 1
Pittsburgh Regional Transit will permanently close the Wabash Tunnel to traffic on Dec. 1 after its board voted to approve the closure. The decision follows an evaluation of the tunnel's condition, safety and long-term viability, according to a community announcement. Keeping the tunnel open would require an estimated $43 million in rehabilitation. PRT has said the tunnel now primarily carries private vehicles rather than public transit. About 1,500 vehicles use it each day, and PRT no longer provides scheduled transit service through the tunnel. “The Wabash Tunnel has a long history in Pittsburgh, but today it primarily serves private vehicle traffic rather than public transit,” PRT CEO Katharine Kelleman said. “With an estimated $43 million needed to rehabilitate the tunnel, we have a responsibility to focus our limited resources on the infrastructure that is most critical to delivering safe, reliable transit service.” Why PRT is closing the Wabash Tunnel Although the overall tunnel structure remains in fair condition, its lighting, ventilation and electrical systems are in poor to critical condition and have exceeded their useful life. Significant rehabilitation would be required to keep the tunnel open and bring those systems up to current safety standards. The closure will not affect
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Route 2085 Birmingham Bridge Washing Activities Begin in Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is announcing bridge washing activities on the Birmingham Bridge which carries Route 2085 over the Monongahela River in the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, will begin today, October 29. There will be alternating lane and shoulder restrictions in both directions of the Birmingham Bridge...
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Dozens rally in Springdale as county officials flag 97 concerns with data center proposal
Dozens of people rallied outside Springdale’s borough building Wednesday, urging Allegheny County to deny a land development application for a proposed data center at the former Cheswick Power Plant site.