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New members signal new era for Pittsburgh s Art and Civic Design commission

Pittsburgh’s process for vetting and approving public artworks and changes to city-owned buildings looks a lot different than it did just a few months ago.

As the election nears, Pittsburgh expert weighs in on how to spot disinformation

On today's show: As we enter the home stretch before the November election, we explain how you can identify misinformation and disinformation, even when it might look like a reputable source; the U.S. Supreme Court term begins today, and following the contentious Roe v. Wade ruling last term, we discuss what to expect this fall; and 50 years ago, how a group of working-class Black men in Pittsburgh transformed emergency care.Today’s guests include: Kathleen Carley, computational social scientist and professor at Carnegie Mellon University, director of CMU’s Center for Informed Democracy and Social Cybersecurity, and director of the Center for Computational Analysis of Social and Organizational Systems; and David Harris, professor at the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Law and WESA legal analyst.

Brian Duggan steps down as editor of RGJ to take on role at KUNR

Brian Duggan spent 11 years at the Reno Gazette Journal and became its editor in January 2019. He will become the general manager of KUNR in August.

Pennsylvania Education Secretary Says He Can t Mandate Masks, But He s Urging Schools To Require Them

Pennsylvania Education Secretary Says He Can t Mandate Masks, But He s Urging Schools To Require Them
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Portraits Of Black Pittsburghers To Highlight Revised Riverfront Mural

Camo Nesbit (left) and Harry Jones III continue prepping the mural site. Starting this week, the big Black Lives Matter mural Downtown, along the Allegheny River beneath the Fort Duquesne Bridge, is getting a facelift. And it includes at least a few faces you might recognize. Last weekend, artist Camerin “Camo” Nesbit and three assistants began what is expected to be the two-week process of revising the mural, which began life last year as a guerrilla art project in response to the police killing of George Floyd. Bill O Driscoll A detail of the existing mural Nesbit is the resident artist for Riverlife, the nonprofit organization working to enliven the Riverwalk there, which is frequented by bicyclists, runners and sightseers, and is plainly visible from the north bank of the river occupied by PNC Park.

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