Zachary Gibson

Pittsburgh

Multimedia Producer at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

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Podcast: Inside the Penn State closure decision

3 weeks ago | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Penn State’s Board of Trustees voted to close seven of the twelve branch campuses that were up for consideration in a virtual meeting on May 22. Those campuses, to close after the spring 2027 semester, are New Kensington, Fayette, DuBois, Mont Alto, Shenango, Wilkes-Barre and York. According to Penn State’s 2024 records, the closing campuses hosted 3,100 students and 520 full-time employees who will experience the brunt of the effects.
Podcast: Navigating the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club

1 month ago | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

In two weeks, about 200,000 people will flock to Oakmont Country Club for the U.S. Open golf championship to watch some of the world’s best golfers. Those fans should plan ahead. With shuttles bussing crowds to and from off-site parking lots on top of the regular event traffic, delays are all but certain during the event.
Podcast: Previewing the Pittsburgh mayoral race

1 month ago | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

The Pittsburgh mayoral primary next week on May 20 features competitive races on both side for the Democrat and Republican candidates. In the Democratic primary, incumbent Mayor Ed Gainey is seeking a second term but faces a challenge from Corey O’Connor, the Allegheny County Controller and a well-known figure in city politics.
A look inside PIT construction

1 month ago | centredaily.com | Zachary Gibson

May 13-Pittsburgh International Airport opened its doors for tour of the nearly 90% complete terminal modernization, offering a look at the nearly $1.7 billion transformation. The terminal is set to reach "substantial completion" by the end of June, according to project officials, the final touches -will continue after the public opening.
Terminal Tour: A look inside PIT construction

1 month ago | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Pittsburgh International Airport opened its doors for tour of the nearly 90% complete terminal modernization, offering a look at the nearly $1.7 billion transformation. The terminal is set to reach “substantial completion” by the end of June, according to project officials, the final touches —will continue after the public opening.
Podcast: Mike Sullivan's departure from the Penguins

1 month ago | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Ten days after stating his intentions to continue in his position as the Penguins’ head coach, Mike Sullivan was out. His 10-year run with the team included two Stanley Cups and the most wins in franchise history. Triblive Assistant Sports Editor Jonathan Bombulie joins host Zac Gibson to break down Sullivan’s legacy with the Penguins, what led to his departure, and what could be next for both the coach and the team as both face their next chapter. This is “From the Newsroom.”
Podcast: The papal transition: What happens next

2 months ago | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Many mourners are taking a closer look at one of the most sacred and secretive transitions in the world — the period following the death of a pope. Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio in Buenos Aires, Argentina, died on April 21, 2025, at age 88. Since his death, the Vatican has entered a period known as sede vacante, or “the vacant seat.” Centuries-old rituals are now underway to choose his successor.
Delays become customary for Springdale plant demolition

Mar 12, 2025 | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Since the Springdale smokestacks fell in the summer of 2023, the Cheswick Generating Plant’s boiler structure has stared down its final days. For almost two years, lawsuits, weather conditions and delays have hindered the final deconstruction efforts. That changed on March 8 when the remaining portion of the structure was pulled down. Kellen Stepler joins host Zac Gibson to discuss the details of the Springdale plant structures from their inception to their impending demolition.
Can recent breakthroughs improve life with sickle cell disease?

Mar 5, 2025 | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 1 out of every 365 Black people has sickle cell disease and the sickle cell trait affects 10% of Black people, compared to .3% of white people. Although the disease disproportionately affects Black people, it also has been seen in Hispanic people and those of Middle Eastern descent.
Increase in flu cases brings attempts at alternative treatment methods

Feb 20, 2025 | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Flu cases are spiking in Western Pennsylvania and hospitals are dealing with increased patient traffic. Some people have tried to fight the flu by turning to alternative practices. While most homeopathic remedies are ineffective, there are some practices that can shorten your sick time, experts say. This is ‘From the Newsroom.’