🌈 Pittsburgh Pride moves to Point State Park

Trans Protections Face Legal Challenge

A Trump-allied group is suing Pine-Richland School District over an official policy protecting students’ right to privacy while at school, including any changes to their gender expression, preferred pronouns, or a name that better aligns with their gender identity. In a complaint filed last week, attorneys with America First Legal say the policies violate parents’ ability to “make decisions concerning the care, custody, and control” of their children. [90.5 WESA]

Duquesne Opens A Medical College

Duquesne University will welcome its first class of around 85 students to its College of Osteopathic Medicine this July. Students will have the opportunity to learn in the virtual anatomy lab — called HoloAnatomy — with a high tech headset that can immerse you in a hologram of the human body. [TribLIVE]

What’s Going in the Lawrenceville Food Hall?

A building dating back to the 1890s will get a new life with five vendors in one spot, including Leona’s Ice Cream’s scoop shop (you know them for their cookie sandwiches), Dear James (a bar named after Lawrenceville’s namesake, Capt. James Lawrence), and Loaded (an American-fusion spot with Korean corn dogs and saucy fries). [NEXTpittsburgh]

• 🍟 Get more tasty news in today’s episode. [🎧City Cast Pittsburgh]

2024 Pride Moves to Point State Park

Still We Rise: A Pride Revolution will bring color to the heart of Pittsburgh on May 31 through June 2. For the first time ever, the main event will take place at Point State Park with music, performances, vendors, community booths, and the Pittsburgh Pride Parade. [Pittsburgh Pride]

Adda Shuts Down, Plus New Food is Coming!

After employees announced a new union last week, Adda Coffee & Tea immediately closed all four locations. We’re sharing what we’ve learned and our favorite alternatives for where to get your next cup of coffee — plus a few fun restaurant and store openings we’re excited to check out.