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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is a long-established daily newspaper serving Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the wider western Pennsylvania region. Founded in 1786, it’s one of the oldest continuously published newspapers in the US and has played a significant role in documenting the political, economic and cultural development of the area. The publication provides comprehensive coverage of local and national news, politics, business, education and community affairs. It has historically focused on issues closely tied to the region’s identity, including the rise and transformation of the steel industry, urban development and the changing economic landscape of Pittsburgh. The Post-Gazette is also widely known for its extensive sports reporting, reflecting the city’s passionate fan base. Coverage regularly includes teams such as the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Pirates, alongside commentary, analysis and feature stories. In addition to daily reporting, the publication features investigative journalism, opinion columns, arts and culture coverage and lifestyle content. Available on PressReader, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette newspaper continues to inform readers with coverage that connects Pittsburgh’s communities with the stories shaping their region.
Earlier this year, more than 800,000 people flocked to Pittsburgh for the 2026 NFL Draft. The event went down as the biggest in the city’s history, showcasing many of the unique qualities the region has to offer. At the center of all the...
For years, Allegheny County’s 911 dispatchers have quietly grappled with a growing mental health crisis that has forced them to face, firsthand, the same tragedies they confront daily over the phone. In August 2024, a dispatcher died by...
Germaine Patterson has never known a life without U.S. Steel as her neighbor. Her childhood home sat on a hill overlooking the gates of the Duquesne Steel Works, a massive industrial plant on the west bank of the Monongahela River that once...
Mark Compton knew something serious was happening when his cellphone began blowing up with messages after 9 p.m. on a Thursday night. Others on the staff at the Pennsylvania Turnpike were notifying the CEO about a potentially deadly...
