Crosby puts on a show in Penguins' 4-3 victory

Penguins' Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang congratulate Sidney Crosby after he picked up a hat trick in the second period of game two of the Eastern Conference semifinals at Consol Energy Center Friday night.

Crosby puts on a show in Penguins' 4-3 victory

His second career playoff hat trick gives Penguins 2-0 edge in series as the team heads for Game 3 in Ottawa.

$600 million Powerball jackpot attracts a crowd

$600 million Powerball jackpot attracts a crowd

The $600 million, 43-state lottery drawing is the highest Powerball ever and could surpass the largest lottery jackpot.


Alvarez's HR, Astros' error in 9th cap rally

Alvarez's HR, Astros' error in 9th cap rally

Pirates rally to beat Houston Astros, and notch fourth win in a row.


Cemetery goldfish pond memorializes daughter

Cemetery goldfish pond memorializes daughter

Cathy Greisinger died in 2003. A decade later, her family remembers her each year by stocking the pond at Homewood Cemetery with goldfish.


Pet Tales: Western Pa. Humane Society's cat room gets a boost from Purina

Pet Tales: Western Pa. Humane Society's cat room gets a boost from Purina

The Western Pennsylvania Humane Society's cat room is getting a $30,000 makeover thanks to Purina Cat Chow.




Collier: Penguins seize momentum early in Game 2

Collier: Penguins seize momentum early in Game 2

Gene Collier: Early momentum is difference in Game 2 victory against the Ottawa Senators.


Sidney Crosby: Staal's injury no deterrent

Sidney Crosby: Staal's injury no deterrent

Penguins notebook: Eric Staal's knee injury not likely to dissuade Crosby from playing in non-NHL games.



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Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra brings grandeur and grandstanding to Heinz Hall

Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto brings out the best of the Steinway on stage with soloist Valentina Lisitsa.


Hearst promotes WTAE general manager

Michael Hayes will be moving to New York to be senior vice president of Hearst Television.



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Officer describes saving toddler who nearly drowned

Officer describes saving toddler who nearly drowned

Pittsburgh police officer Corey Harcha says he wouldn't consider himself a hero after rescue in Hampton.


Effort made to enforce public art requirement in construction

A little known and rarely enforced city law requires that 1 percent of public construction projects be set aside for public art.



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Pennsylvania jobs outlook improves

April saw third-largest historical fall in the number of unemployed in the state, dropping to 7.6 percent.


Letter to the business editor: Allegheny Health optimal

Physicians want to practice medicine in the environment Allegheny Health Network offers.



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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!

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All sorts of new tiles are hitting the marketplace

All sorts of new tiles are hitting the marketplace

Patricia Sheridan visits Coverings 2013, the largest tile and stone trade expo in the country.


House on South Side tour redone by 3rd generation

House on South Side tour redone by 3rd generation

City schools administrator proves that if you grow up in the South Side Flats, you can always go home.



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$600,000 raise puts Pitt basketball coach at top

Among Pitt leaders and key employees included in this year's filing, four of the five highest paid were in athletics.


Postal Service will unveil Gettysburg stamp next week

A ceremony will be held Thursday at Gettysburg National Military Park commemorating the battle's 150th annivesary.



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What now? Obama must take a new course after scandals

After a week of scandals, the president needs to forget politics and simply serve the public


An F on guns: State campuses forced to allow firearms

Thanks to the Legislature, state universities find it hard to limit firearms.



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