In less than three months, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is scheduled to go out of business, making Pittsburgh the only major American city without a daily newspaper.
Now, several local efforts to keep the paper operating appear to have stalled. The leader of one group told KDKA he has become frustrated with a lack of responsiveness from the paper's owners.
If the Post-Gazette shuts down as scheduled on May 3, Pittsburgh will be without a daily newspaper for the first time since the late 1700s, leaving a gaping void in the city and the region.
