Pittsburgh’s Public Source Teachers learning to use — not fear — AI What is your school’s AI policy? Here’s what 7 lawsuits in 5 years against 1 Allegheny County Jail sergeant tell us about the correctional system 10 years after ‘Bukit’ died, his legacy is getting others out of jail Tug of war over Pittsburgh property puts conservatorship system on trial Know your Pittsburgh labor history? Here are 6 pivotal worker-management clashes in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh’s planners look to festivals, ‘mini grants’ to draw massive input for comprehensive plan TribLive Girl Scout trio raises chickens for West View Urban Farm to help address food insecurity Duncan’s Diner: Shaler teen gives back with Make-A-Wish to help other kids fighting cancer Closure of Grant Bar in Millvale after over 90 years an emotional hit for owners, customers More than 200 people gather to remember loved ones at 30th Light of Love event Soxman Funeral Homes in Penn Hills marks 3rd annual Children’s Grief Awareness Day Penn Hills eyes amending code to enable acting police chief to apply for permanent post Hampton students take the reins for successful fall production of 'Death by Chocolate' Leafier look ahead for Rodi Road as Penn Hills Shade Tree Commission wraps up goal for corridor Hebron Church in Penn Hills, which dates to township's founding, marks 175th anniversary 3rd annual Diwali celebration shines light on Indian holiday, collects food for local pantries Northern Regional Police Department, towns weigh pros, cons of options for headquarters Bark or Treat at Hartwood Acres Park North Hills Community Outreach's breakfast for local leaders emphasizes need for collaboration Battle of the Books fundraiser for north libraries tops $2,000, logs 1st year with a perfect score Guided hike with rangers at Hartwood Acres Park highlights conservation efforts of women Team Friends announces new chapter, its first out of state, during annual fundraiser North Hills gathers on World Peace Day, champions late nun's mission for social justice Sweet endeavor: Shaler Area grad falls into beekeeping, and now it’s helping to pay for college Annual Stitch-a-Thon raises $1,385.25 for Millvale Community Library Star party in McCandless offers peek at Perseid meteor shower English teacher at Shaler Area High School spends summer researching August Wilson archives for new lesson plan Drawn to a 'great cause': 500 participants of 8th Killian 5K fundraiser start in rain, end in sunshine Embroiderers at Glenshaw Public Library document Pa.'s history for 'America's Tapestry' project Farm to Fork dinners at Chatham's Eden Hall star locally sourced food and creative menus Friends, family paint portrait of a kind, talented artist during celebration of life for O'Hara woman 4 receive Heart of Hampton awards at Hampton Alliance for Educational Excellence celebration North Hills Ebony Women celebrate Black history with special meal, keynote message 'Make it Seuss': High schoolers a guiding force behind North Hills Middle School’s 'Seussical Jr.' 25th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Breakfast highlights message of interconnectedness West View Elementary students enjoy 'magical' experience with Met Opera's HD Live in Schools program 3 of 4 gas leaks in Gibsonia between October and December caused by excavation work, Peoples says North Hills-based AARP Chapter 595 donates books and money to local libraries Judge honors Bethel Park, Upper St. Clair outstanding citizens Hampton police participate in holiday charity campaigns Hampton resident opens laser-engraving studio in Etna Ross postal employee never misses work despite duties for Pittsburgh Steelers Bethel Park native Rick Sebak presents ‘A Short History of Route 88’ Ross Park Mall store opening benefits nonprofits Latrobe Bulletin Light-up night kicks off Holly Jolly Christmas in Latrobe on Thursday Latrobe Senior Center holds appreciation breakfast for veterans Technical.ly Pittsburgh’s innovation efforts don’t prioritize climate tech. Leaders are trying to change that. The Pitt News Political science professor and Pitt College Democrats react to Biden dropping out of presidential race Forbes and Atwood Starbucks workers unanimously vote to unionize What to know about JN.1, the latest COVID-19 variant Faculty Assembly discusses new winter commencement, new LGBTQIA+ steering committee Students, faculty with disabilities condemn closure of Pitt’s COVID-19 office BioForge project officially approved for construction Working students and experts agree: AI is here to stay Ibrahima Seck gives lecture on Whitney Plantation Slavery Museum Amos Hall Starbucks baristas strike in response to ‘mismanagement’ Students utilize Nationality Room Scholarships for summer study abroad programs Professors discuss ChatGPT’s potential as a tool in the classroom Q&A: Dean of the School of Education reflects on new undergraduate major, recognition as one of nation’s 200 most impactful education scholars Abuse of corpse charge dismissed against Pitt student Fiona Hill talks Putin’s goals in Ukraine, Russian election interference New tacos v. old dogs: Students, alumni compare The O to Viva Los Tacos Supporting student tenants’ rights, sustainability and more: SGB members hold first public meeting of the semester New Oakland sports bar and grille ‘The Panther Pit’ opening for the WVU game ‘The power of art in everyday spaces’: Local poets celebrate Oakland’s past, present and future in new OBID sidewalk poetry project Six on-campus construction projects to know about this fall “Need to fight back”: Pittsburgh rally speaks out against the Supreme Court overruling of Roe v. Wade Speaker series discusses racial justice, African American voting rights Pittsburgh-based record label holds first Maple House Music Festival