Zachary Gibson

Pittsburgh

Multimedia Producer at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

He/him | Slippery Rock University Grad | Digital producer, journalist and Host of From the Newsroom @TribLIVE

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Articles

Delays become customary for Springdale plant demolition

1 month ago | 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?

1 month ago | 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

2 months ago | 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.’
Podcast: The long-awaited release of Marc Fogel from Russia

2 months ago | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Marc Fogel, the 63-year-old Butler native and former Oakmont teacher, was released Tuesday and is back in the United States. Fogel, an American history teacher, spent 1,278 days in a Russian penal colony after being was arrested in Moscow on Aug. 14, 2021, for taking prescribed medical marijuana into the country where he was about to begin his tenth and final year teaching at the Anglo-American School. He was left behind in a prisoner exchange in August during the Biden administration.
Bishop's sermon falls on deaf ears as Trump sets new tone in D.C.

2 months ago | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

President Donald Trump made his return to the White House when he was sworn in last week. In his first week, he signed more executive orders than any other president. These swift actions signaled the beginnings of the second Trump administration’s attempts to make good on promises made during campaign season.
From the Newsroom: Workers brave frigid temps to keep Pittsburgh operational

Jan 23, 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. It’s been brutally cold this week in Western Pennsylvania. But, for some people, the job doesn’t stop just because the temperature drops. Justin Vellucci joins host Zac Gibson bringing the experience of Western Pennsylvania’s winter weather workers. This episode centers on stories and strategies from those workers to survive and thrive in the elements. This is ‘From the Newsroom.’
What's so great about Wegmans? We went to the Erie store to ask

Jan 15, 2025 | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Wegmans is coming. Wegmans is coming. Wegmans executives said they are eyeing late 2027 as the target date to open their recently announced Cranberry location and hinted there could be more stores coming to the Pittsburgh area. So, why the hoopla? A TribLive journalist drove to the Erie store this week to talk to customers. Here’s what they said:“Honestly, everything,” Theresa Marshall of Waterford told TribLive on Tuesday. “I like the atmosphere. I like the vibe. I like the quality of the food.
Podcast: Biden blocks the sale of U.S. Steel, lawsuits follow

Jan 8, 2025 | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Citing national security concerns, President Joe Biden blocked the $15 billion international sale of U.S. Steel to Japanese company Nippon Steel on Jan. 3, 2025. In a joint statement after the announcement U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel called Biden’s action political. The companies then filed a federal lawsuit against the administration and a U.S. competitor on Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, in hopes of salvaging the deal. TribLive reporter Jack Troy joins digital producer Zac Gibson with details.
From the Newsroom: Families of teens killed in North Park crash remember loved ones

Dec 3, 2024 | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Jonathan Tourney and Taylor Orlowski were killed on Christmas weekend last year when the speeding SUV, they were in with four other teens crashed on a dark road in Allegheny County’s North Park. Those closest to the teens searched for ways to cherish their loved ones’ memories as they struggle to move forward.
From the Newsroom: Families of teens killed in North Park crash remember loved ones

Dec 3, 2024 | triblive.com | Zachary Gibson

Jonathan Tourney and Taylor Orlowski were killed on Christmas weekend last year when the speeding SUV they were in with four other teens crashed on a dark road in Allegheny County’s North Park. Those closest to the teens searched for ways to cherish their loved ones’ memories as they struggle to move forward.