PITTSBURGH (Newsradio 1020 KDKA) - Another blow is coming to traditional newspapers.
It was announced Thursday that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is going more digital and will only print three days a week.
Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh Chairman, Jonathan Silver published a letter they received from the publication in a tweet.
The new printing schedule begins September 30 and print editions are expected to be available on Thursday, Friday and Sunday.
The Post-Gazette stopped publishing on Tuesdays and Saturdays last August.
The newspaper's website and digital app will continue to operate seven days a week.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is owned by Block Communications.
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