In an unusual collaboration, the Pittsburgh Union Progress and Jewish Chronicle have set aside their roles as competitors to better serve a community still shaken by trauma

Representatives of community say they're 'doing Jewish' as means of coping with massacre, with trauma still felt even after deadly shooting has 'become part of the background'

Prospective jurors say they would be capable of considering death sentence for Robert Bowers, accused of murdering 11 in deadliest antisemitic attack in US history

Jury selection to start as prosecutors seek harshest penalty for truck driver Robert G. Bowers over the deadliest antisemitic attack in US history

'We are going to still be here. We will not be intimidated,' says head of one of the congregations targeted in 2018 massacre, the most deadly antisemitic assault in US history

Long-delayed legal proceedings to start Monday for gunman accused of killing 11 worshippers at Tree of Life in October 2018

Defense attorneys raise concerns about Robert Bowers, who offered to plead guilty to killing 11, wounding 7 in return for a life sentence, but prosecutors are seeking death penalty

Democrat, a devout Jew, is sworn in on 3 Jewish texts, including one from the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, scene of 2018 massacre

Filmmaker Trish Adlesic, who grew up 10 minutes away from synagogue targeted in 2018, says she wanted to give agency to the victims and their relatives

New Light, one of three congregations targeted at Tree of Life in 2018, adds stained glass windows and other mementos honoring the 11 victims