Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, often referred to as the PG, is the primary newspaper for the Pittsburgh metropolitan area in Pennsylvania. It has its roots in the Pittsburgh Gazette, which was founded in 1786 and holds the title of the first newspaper published west of the Allegheny Mountains. The Post-Gazette took its current name in 1927, following the merger of the Pittsburgh Gazette Times and The Pittsburgh Post.

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  • 10 hours ago | post-gazette.com | Gerry Dulac

    The Steelers will open their 2025 regular season Sept. 7 on the road against the New York Jets — Aaron Rodgers’ former team — then return home the following week to play host to the Seattle Seahawks, DK Metcalf’s former team. Those are the early highlights of the Steelers schedule, which includes four prime-time appearances and no holiday games, that was released by the NFL on Wednesday night.

  • 15 hours ago | post-gazette.com | Abby Schnable

    Pitt baseball was down by five runs with just three outs remaining against West Virginia on May 7th. The Panthers hadn’t beaten the Mountaineers in three years, and it looked like the winning streak would be extended to nine games. The ninth inning was the epitome of all hands on deck. Luke Cantwell started things off with a lead-off hit by pitch. Ryan Zuckerman got walked, putting runners on first and second.

  • 1 day ago | post-gazette.com | Hallie Lauer

    “Move that bus!” 40 children shouted at The Promise Center of Homewood last week. When the University of Pittsburgh bus pulled forward, the kids saw 25 brand-new bicycles along with helmets and repair tools donated by Pro Bike and Run of Pittsburgh. The children were a little bewildered at first, but then ran to grab a helmet, hop on a bike and ride around a marked path in the parking lot.

  • 1 day ago | post-gazette.com | Gerry Dulac

    Mark Goetz would love nothing more than to qualify for the U.S. Open at Oakmont, about 30 miles away from his hometown of Greensburg. But it is more than just the geographical proximity that makes the opportunity so delicious. The last time Goetz was on a national stage at Oakmont, he was medalist in the 36-hole stroke play portion of the 2021 U.S. Amateur, shooting 8-under 132 against the best amateur players in the country and earning the No. 1 seed. “That was a very memorable week,” Goetz said.

  • 1 day ago | post-gazette.com | Jason Mackey |Ray Fittipaldo |Gerry Dulac

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