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What exactly is a data center, and why does Pittsburgh have so many? We're sharing the latest on the arson attack against Gov. Josh Shapiro at the official mansion in Harrisburg; why the two men who jumped off PPG Place didn't break any records; and how you can (hopefully) get your Bucco Brick replaced by the Pirates. Plus, the city is considering expanding paid sick leave, and the ACLU is suing the University of Pittsburgh over alleged violations of students' First Amendment rights. Thanks to Axios Pittsburgh reporter Chrissy Suttles for joining us!
Notes and references from today’s show:
Tracking data centers in Pittsburgh [Axios Pittsburgh]
Data centers to test limits of grid and growth [Axios Pittsburgh]
Fracking rebirth powers more data centers [Axios Pittsburgh]
Energy demand powers appetite for grid gear [Axios Pittsburgh]
Police seek pair who parachuted from PPG Place rooftop [TribLive]
ON THIS DAY: May 18, 1986, Two BASE jumpers arrested after leaping off U.S. Steel Tower [WPXI]
What to know about Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and the alleged arson at his official residence [AP News]
Arson suspect was angry with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over Palestinian stance, search warrants say [NBC News]
Independent expert will review security at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s official residence after arson attack [Spotlight PA]
Pittsburgh City Council will consider bill to expand paid sick days [WESA]
Pittsburgh EMS union sues city over residency requirement [TribLive]
Pennsylvania Supreme Court hears oral arguments in 'jock tax' case [WESA]
ACLU sues Pitt, alleging free speech violations against pro-Palestinian student group [WESA]
Students for Justice in Palestine at Pitt v. University of Pittsburgh [ACLU of Pennsylvania]
Pirates to offer owners of "Bucco Bricks" a free replica of their keepsake [KDKA]
'Bucco Bricks' controversy continues after sidewalk replacement project is approved [WTAE]
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Pittsburgh has 176 parks, and each one offers something special. City Cast producer Sophia Lo is with Matthew Hileman, the director of operations and visitor engagement at the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, to talk about the best parks for gorgeous views, a romantic date night, birdwatching, and more.
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Pittsburgh's wine scene is growing and improving, thanks to dedicated sommeliers, importers, and educators. Whether you're a newbie or a wine connoisseur, there's a spot for you to soak in the vibes while sipping from a fancy stemmed glass. Host Megan Harris is running through a few of our region's best wine bars with Discover the Burgh's Jeremy Jones and culinary educator Kanika Rautji, aka The Indian Somm. And if you don't even know where to get started, Kanika's got a few questions to help you decide what wine you might like to try.
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Pittsburgh is a prideful place. The skyline, the pierogi, the claim to ketchup development and the steel that built the U.S.! But if you're the kind of person who enjoys sunshine or thinks Mr. Rogers is creepy, we might not be the place for you. Host Megan Harris is with Pittsburgh City Paper’s Ali Trachta and Stacy Rounds to talk about the 13 people who ain’t gonna make it in Pittsburgh.
**This episode originally aired November 18, 2024.
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Four men are vying to lead the city of Pittsburgh, so ahead of the primary on May 20, we're asking each of them to tell us why they think they're the best person for the job. We're kicking things off with our current mayor, Ed Gainey. He served in the state house for almost a decade and, in 2021, became the only challenger to ever beat out an incumbent mayor. We talk to Gainey about his biggest achievements and challenges in office so far, and why he believes he deserves another term.
This is the first installment of our new "Mayoral Mondays" series. Stay turned over the next month as we talk to Gainey’s Democratic challenger, County Controller Corey O'Connor, as well the Republican candidates — former police officer Tony Moreno and Lawrenceville small business owner Thomas West.
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Should Governor Shapiro declare a state of emergency to deal with Pittsburgh's trash? One city councilor sure thinks so. Pirates' leadership keeps finding ways to enrage fans and the new airport terminal got a little more expensive. Plus, some international students at Pitt and CMU had their visas revoked and the twists and turns keep coming in Nippon's bid to buy U.S. Steel. All that and more on the Friday news roundup.
Notes and references from today’s show:
Trash talk leads to discussion at Pittsburgh City Council on illegal dumping and litter [WESA]
Ew! Pittsburgh council member warns skeptics trash emergency is not rubbish [TribLive]
How Well Do You Know Pittsburgh? Take This Quiz! [City Cast Pittsburgh]
US Steel hits 52-week high after Trump orders new security review of Nippon Steel bid [AP News]
Trump's changing stance on Nippon Steel bid adds confusion, sends US Steel shares lower [Reuters]
Activist Ancora drops U.S. Steel campaign after Trump orders review of Nippon Steel bid [Reuters]
2 students, 5 recent grads from Carnegie Mellon University have visas revoked [WPXI]
University of Pittsburgh student, 2 recent graduates have visas revoked [WPXI]
Suspended by Pitt, SJP and the ACLU weigh legal action [Pittsburgh City Paper]
CMU president pens letter addressing federal funding turmoil, China ties [WESA]
ACLU demands University of Pittsburgh lift suspension of student group supporting Palestine [TribLive]
‘The Pitt’ Season 2 Reveals A Surprisingly Close Release Date [Forbes]
New Pittsburgh Airport terminal cost now pegged at $1.7B as project nears completion [TribLive]
Big Fight Aht: Video shows brawl in stands of Pat McAfee's Pittsburgh appearance [TribLive]
Removed Bucco Bricks from Pittsburgh's PNC Park found dumped at recycling facility [KDKA]
Big News: Page's Ice Cream Truck Coming Soon [Instagram]
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The Mexican food scene in Pittsburgh is growing, and you have so many options whether you want to stop by a taco truck or sit down for brunch and chilaquiles. We're revisiting host Megan Harris' conversation with Oscar Zapata, who moved here from Mexico City for grad school. He's sharing his go-to spots when he craves a taste of home, and he rounded up some of these restaurants for the Pittsburgh Independent.
**This episode originally aired on July 13, 2023.
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Five different people have led the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police over the past two and a half years — all under a single mayor — and it's still not clear when we're getting a new, permanent, top cop. What's going on with the police department, and what does this “revolving door” of local chiefs say about the city? We're with University of Pittsburgh law professor David Harris, who’s served on multiple committees to choose Pittsburgh’s police chief, to talk about the leaders from our recent past; recruitment and retention challenges facing us in the present; and how a new process passed by City Council could influence us well into the future.
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Our region is facing billions of dollars in cuts to medical care and research by the Trump administration. The decisions made today will have far-reaching effects for decades to come — for the patients who rely on Medicaid, for the scientists researching medical treatments and cures, and for a city whose identity is built around eds and meds. We're joined by three local doctors to talk about the very real impacts if funding goes away and the work they're doing to try and prevent that from happening.
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Dr. Gabriel Cisneros, pediatrician with UPMC Children Community Pediatrics
Dr. Marian Jarlenski, professor of public health at the University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Adam Mueller, assistant professor of radiation oncology at the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center
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Potholes are a plague this time of year in Pittsburgh, but what does it take to fill them? How many get patched, and what can regular people do to speed the process along? We’re taking all your nebby questions to Bill Crean, deputy director for the city’s Department of Public Works – including the worst neighborhoods and weirdest requests he’s gotten in his 40ish years on the job!
Call 311 to report a pothole to the city, or use their mobile app. For the county, call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit CallCenter.AlleghenyCounty.us. If you need to report a hole in a state-owned road, use PennDOT’s Customer Care Center or call 1-800-FIX-ROAD.
And if you don’t know who owns your road, both the City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County have maps to help you out.
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America’s first Carnegie library is nearing the end of a $21 million renovation, and we got to neb nose all over the 45,000-square-foot space. Hear all about the history of the Braddock Carnegie Library, plus what they’ve got in store for their own opening day in May. Plus, we’re catching you up on big stories from the week: for the first time in a century, city voters won’t have any choices on their primary ballots for City Council; the trial began to determine who’s responsible for paying settlement money after the 2023 Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio; Nippon Steel has upped its offer to buy U.S. Steel, while an activist investor tries to oust the U.S. Steel board and CEO; local health and safety NIOSH workers have been hit by federal layoffs; Steelers legend Cam Heyward laughs off an offer to hang out with QB Aaron Rodgers; Homer City is turning an old coal plant into a natural gas-powered facility to help feed the local power grid; and with the return of street-sweeping season comes new AI tools to issue tickets to anyone who doesn’t get their car out of the way.Notes and references from today’s show:Braddock Carnegie Library renovations near completion [90.5 WESA]Braddock Carnegie Library capital campaign [BCLA]Check out the “Free for All: The Public Library" screening in Cranberry. [CPL]Test your knowledge of Pittsburgh history and current events. [Hey Pittsburgh]Judge boots off ballot 2 Dems running for Kail-Smith's Pittsburgh council seat [TribLive]Make Your Voice Heard! 2025 Funding Crisis [Pittsburgh Regional Transit]ACT NOW: Stop Catastrophic Service Cuts [Pittsburghers for Public Transit]Nippon, US Steel offer increased investment to Trump officials to close deal [Semafor]President Biden Blocks US Steel Sale to Nippon Steel. What Does This Mean for Pittsburgh? [Hey Pittsburgh]Trial will determine who pays settlement money for Norfolk Southern train derailment [AP]How the Train Derailment Changed East Palestine [City Cast Pittsburgh]The Curious Case of Aaron Rodgers [The Ringer]Cam Heyward on Aaron Rodgers and a darkness retreat [Instagram]Federal HHS layoffs hit NIOSH mine-safety research facility near Pittsburgh [90.5 WESA]Homer City site: Large gas-fired power plant to support data center [TribLive]Three Mile Island Returns, Primanti’s Gets Political & How PA Unbanned Pittsburgh Rodeos [City Cast Pittsburgh]Street sweeping resumes in Pittsburgh using cameras, AI to issue parking tickets [KDKA]Learn more about the sponsor of this April 4th episode:History UnErasedBecome a member of City Cast Pittsburgh at membership.citycast.fm.Want more Pittsburgh news? Sign up for our daily morning Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. We’re also on Instagram @CityCastPgh!Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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You may have seen the billboards, the T-shirts, that one angry dude sitting behind home plate at another team’s playoff game — because there are some really frustrated Pirates fans out there. With the new season already off to a slow start and our home opener against the Yankees set for tomorrow, we’re sitting down with a few of the rabble-rousers behind Our Team, Not His who say the time is now to convince Pirates owner Bob Nutting to sell the team. Not just for fans, but for taxpayers and anyone else who wants to see the whole city succeed.
Thanks to our guests Gabe Mazefsky, Marc Datz, and Canyon Swartz.
Notes and references from today’s show:
Dear Bob Nutting, please bring Dad and me a World Series — or sell to someone who can [PublicSource]
Sister Sledge - We Are Family (Official Music Video) [Rhino/YouTube]
David Rubenstein looks back on his first year as owner of the Baltimore Orioles [NPR]
Pittsburgh fans get in Johnny Cueto's head… [8-Bit Sports/YouTube]
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Desde que asumió la presidencia en enero, Donald Trump ha priorizado la ejecución de la ley migratoria y la deportación, estableciendo cuotas de arrestos a nivel nacional y provocando un creciente pánico entre las comunidades inmigrantes de Pittsburgh.
City Cast Pittsburgh habló con Vanessa Stine, abogada sénior de la ACLU de Pensilvania, para saber qué sucede durante una detención o redada de ICE, qué derechos tienen los inmigrantes independientemente de su estatus legal y cómo los testigos pueden ayudar durante un encuentro con ICE.
Para más información, se puede consultar esta guía – "Conozca sus derechos" – de la ACLU de Pensilvania.
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Since taking over in January, the new Trump administration has made immigration enforcement and deportation a priority — even orchestrating high profile arrests of university students — leading to growing fear and confusion in Pittsburgh's immigrant communities. Vanessa Stine, senior staff attorney for the ACLU of Pennsylvania, joins us to explain what happens during an ICE stop or raid, what rights immigrants have regardless of their legal status, and how bystanders can help during an ICE encounter.
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If you are experiencing ICE detention, you can call their emergency response line: 412-736-7167.
Find the latest data on ICE arrests and removals at TRAC.
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The days are longer, we’re starting to see pink blooms and green buds, and Pittsburgh is coming to life for the spring! There’s so many ways to get out and about, from watching 10,000 rubber ducks bob around Lake Elizabeth to doing yoga with pigs. Plus, you can pick up mini Heinz ketchup bottles, drink tomato beer, and meet your favorite mascots on 412 Day. And if the nicer weather has you wanting to grab food for a picnic in the park, don't miss our episode about the best pizza in Pittsburgh.
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National Library Week starts April 6, but there are so many reasons for checking out our county’s libraries all year long. Obviously, you can check out books, but your library card also gets you everything from power tools to ukuleles to lawn games. We’re bringing back a conversation between City Cast’s Mallory Falk and Francesca Dabecco, where they dive into the catalogues to explore all the collections and services available at our local libraries.
**This episode originally published May 30, 2023.
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Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato gave her quarterly address to County Council, and while there’s a lot of uncertainty around funding, there are also things to celebrate. Like more bathrooms in the parks! But if you see any downed birds, be mindful of bird flu and please don’t touch. Biden’s outgoing pardons are back in the news — including one granted to a judge convicted in the ‘Kids for Cash’ scandal — and we’re taking a dive into autopen lore. Plus, we’re recapping Pennsylvania’s special elections, celebrating the start of the Pirates new season and fewer potholes at Pittsburgh Mills, and it’s time to apply to be a lifeguard for both city and county pools. Notes and references from today’s show:Allegheny County Council Regular Address — March 25, 2025 [YouTube]ACT NOW: Stop Catastrophic Service Cuts [Pittsburghers for Public Transit]What's an autopen, and does it void Biden's pardons? [NPR] The Autopen: How the Robotic Pen Has Changed Presidential History [Shapell]Biden’s Commutation in ‘Kids for Cash’ Scandal Angers Some Pennsylvania Families [AP]Justice in ‘Kids-for-Cash’ Scheme & PA’s Trip to Legalize Psychedelics [City Cast Pittsburgh]The MySpace Misdemeanor [Crime Show]Democrats keep control of Pennsylvania House with election win; GOP Senate district sees close race [AP News]Site of former Donny’s Place gay bar isn’t historic, Pittsburgh planners agree [PublicSource]Pittsburgh Mills pothole patching underway, but legal troubles seem unlikely to disappear [TribLive]Multiple families of trans kids denied gender-affirming medications at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh [The Pitt News]Tell UPMC: Stop Doing Trump’s Bidding Rally [Instagram]Pittsburgh parks department hopes to open all 18 pools this summer [WESA]Learn more about the sponsors of this March 28th episode:Pittsburgh OperaHistory UnErasedBecome a member of City Cast Pittsburgh at membership.citycast.fm.Want more Pittsburgh news? Sign up for our daily morning Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. We’re also on Instagram @CityCastPgh!Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Everyone knows John Fetterman here in Western PA — he was the Democratic mayor of nearby Braddock, rose to lieutenant governor under Tom Wolf, and now he’s the commonwealth’s senior U.S. Senator — in part, because he rode a progressive blue wave. But these days, the Harvard-educated AmeriCorps alum is increasingly aligned with MAGA Republicans. Ahead of a ticketed event in Pittsburgh this weekend, we’re teaming up with City Cast Philly’s Matt Katz and Philadelphia Inquirer political reporter Julia Terruso to talk about Fetterman’s evolving priorities and what they could mean for us here in Pennsylvania.
Fetterman’s event will be co-hosted by fellow U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick (R-PA) to promote McCormick’s new book about mentorship, “Who Believed in You.” The location is still TBD, possibly because some groups in Pittsburgh are planning to protest. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Free Store, founded in 2012 by Gisele Barreto Fetterman, who is also on the schedule to attend.
Former Congressman Conor Lamb, who lost the Democratic primary against Fetterman in 2022, has been a vocal critic of Fetterman’s lately. He’s holding his own town hall in State College on Saturday with the Centre County Democratic Committee.
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Four men are vying to be Pittsburgh’s next mayor – two Republicans and two Democrats – and there’s a lot of money in the mix. City Cast Pittsburgh’s Megan Harris is hanging with PublicSource political reporter Charlie Wolfson to talk about who is spending on which candidate, who isn’t fundraising at all, a funny new campaign ad, and what we should all be watching for with just eight weeks until the primary.
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When you need a present for someone, sure, you can grab a gift card or go to a big box store, but where’s the fun in that? City Cast Pittsburgh’s Megan Harris and Francesca Dabecco love shopping local and believe any business can be a gift shop! They’re sharing some of their favorite area gift shops and stores where you can both support small businesses and find a Pittsburgh-perfect present in a pinch.
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