Pirates lose to Reds, 2-1, in extra innings

The Pirates' Starling Marte slides in safely at third base for a triple in the third inning against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park. Marte went on to score the first run of the game.

Pirates lose to Reds, 2-1, in extra innings

Brandon Phillips' walk-off single in the 13th inning sent the Pirates to a 2-1 loss against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park.

Pittsburgh-UPMC relationship gets new bruise

If you work for the city of Pittsburgh, it's unclear who your health insurer will be next year -- but it won't be UPMC Health Plan.


Medical circles digest the upshot of obesity classification

The American Medical Association's decision to label obesity as a disease is raising hopes that more services will be covered by insurance.


Preview: Kenny Chesney will pack the rivers and Heinz Field once again on the No Shoes Nation Tour

Preview: Kenny Chesney will pack the rivers and Heinz Field once again on the No Shoes Nation Tour

The country star finds a lot of fan love in Pittsburgh, and the feeling is mutual. In recent years, the show has become a summer tradition.


There's a new lettuce in town: 'Salanova'

There's a new lettuce in town: 'Salanova'

A new variety of lettuce is taking Pittsburgh chefs by storm. Besides being gorgeous, the newcomer was found to be tasty.




Pirates lose to Reds, 2-1, in extra innings

Pirates lose to Reds, 2-1, in extra innings

Brandon Phillips' walk-off single in the 13th inning sent the Pirates to a 2-1 loss against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park.


TV viewers need some protection, too

Pirates next security measure should be protecting TV viewers from having to watch antics of fans behind home plate.



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Five 'Fresh' new cookbooks offer a pile of recipes

Five 'Fresh' new cookbooks offer a pile of recipes

Bob Batz Jr. offers seasonal recipes from a selection of new cookbooks.


There's a new lettuce in town: 'Salanova'

There's a new lettuce in town: 'Salanova'

A new variety of lettuce is taking Pittsburgh chefs by storm. Besides being gorgeous, the newcomer was found to be tasty.



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Three killed, including 3-year-old, in Butler County crash

State police said a minivan crossed the center line in Brady, struck a stump and then hit a tree.


Authority will release gaming money to city

The Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority has ironed out its differences with city administrators



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Sharing a passion for food

Sharing a passion for food

PGPlate is all about our passion for great food, drink and company. Pull up a chair and join us!


Pennsylvania pension overhaul advances

Legislation to switch new state and public school hires to a 401(k)-style retirement plan advanced through a Senate committee


Medical circles digest the upshot of obesity classification

The American Medical Association's decision to label obesity as a disease is raising hopes that more services will be covered by insurance.



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Pittsburgh-UPMC relationship gets new bruise

If you work for the city of Pittsburgh, it's unclear who your health insurer will be next year -- but it won't be UPMC Health Plan.


Judge to Steelers: Prove that new Heinz Field seats meet capital-improvement standard in lease

Judge to Steelers: Prove that new Heinz Field seats meet capital-improvement standard in lease

The Steelers want the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority to pay the bulk of the cost to install 3,000 more seats.



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Exit strategy: Talks with the Taliban are needed in Afghanistan

The only way for the United States to leave Afghanistan with dignity is through a political solution that includes the Taliban.


Robed politicians: Justice O'Connor cites the judicial election problem

Former Supreme Court Justice O'Connor tells Pennsylvanians what's wrong with electing judges.



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