After last year’s rocky college aid process, students are relying on a smoother rollout this year, despite its later-than-usual start.

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Pittsburgh education advocates think Trump won’t dismantle the U.S. Department of Education but can still impact local schools and beyond.

PublicSource covered Pittsburgh and Allegheny County from a variety of angles from environment to education, housing to the election.

In 2024, the Pittsburgh region has been second to none for news. We’ve been a place in which catalytic events have abounded and national trends have crystallized. The 16-person PublicSource team has — ...

Large U.S. counties' morality data, including Allegheny County, Pa., shows Black men born from 1951-1970 are most likely to ...