Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is a daily newspaper published in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. It is the largest newspaper in Western Pennsylvania and the oldest continuously published newspaper west of the Allegheny Mountains. History: * Founded in 1786 as The Gazette, a weekly publication * In 1842, purchased by John Harper and James Laughhead; renamed Pittsburgh Post-Gazette * In 1927, acquired by the Scripps-Howard newspaper chain * In 1991, became a publicly traded company * In 2021, purchased by Block Communications, Inc. Content: The Post-Gazette covers a wide range of topics, including: * Local and national news * Business, sports, and entertainment * Opinion and commentary * Features, including investigative journalism and in-depth reporting Distribution: * Print edition: Circulated in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area and beyond * Digital edition: Accessible via the Post-Gazette website and mobile apps * Newsstand distribution: In Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Washington, and Westmoreland counties in Pennsylvania, as well as Jefferson, Monroe, and Belmont counties in Ohio Awards and Recognition: * Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing (2012) * Pulitzer Prize for Public Service (1970) * Sigma Delta Chi Award for Public Service (1991) * Pennsylvania Newspaper Award for General Excellence (2019) Digital Presence: * Website: post-gazette.com * Social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Ownership and Management: * Owner: Block Communications, Inc. * Publisher: John Block * Editor: Keith Burris