Alayna Hutchinson

Many kids rely on schools for breakfast and lunch, and sometimes that’s not enough to fuel learning. Teachers are turning to online fundraising to cover snack costs.

Legal proceedings for an injunction filed in federal court by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) against the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette are delayed after today’s hearing as a group of employees enter their third year of the ongoing strike.

A national summit on mental health and social emotional learning is drawing education leaders from across the country to the University of Pittsburgh this week, drawing on the wisdom of Fred Rogers and Goldie Hawn.

The fourth-annual Eradicate Hate Global Summit returns to the city this week Oct. 21 - 23, amid a year pervaded by violence and division in the U.S. and abroad.

High school students in the Pittsburgh area are working to get their peers registered to vote ahead of the Oct. 21 deadline.

The Allegheny County Conservation District (ACCD), an urban conservation organization, was awarded $894,000 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency to support urban farming in the county through outreach, education, and technical assistance.

Pittsburgh Parking Authority’s new permit parking portal is now live.

Since 1984, the Western Pennsylvania Writing Project (WPWP) has lived by that philosophy, creating a community for teachers all over the region who want to become better writing teachers by becoming better writers. Now in its 40th year, WPWP members reflect on the organization’s impact on their careers, as leadership hopes to strengthen ties to the region.

Nearly 150 high school students across Allegheny County came together Thursday to learn about voter registration and civic engagement at the September Youth Vote Huddle.

Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler (D-Philadelphia) stopped in Pittsburgh on her statewide tour to promote Solar for Schools, a new grant program to help schools in Pennsylvania install solar panels.