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Outbound traffic on the Parkway West.
Parkway West closures begin tonight
The closures will effect drivers who use the interchanges at Carnegie and the Fort Pitt Tunnels as work rehabilitation work continues.
Fitzgerald works to defeat other Democrats who oppose his policies
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald is making personal efforts and working through a new political committee to replace opponents.
Duquesne officer faces hearing on police certification in cheating probe
The officer is one of two in Duquesne who could be taken off the job there in a probe of possible cheating last year on a state test.
Pittsburgh's New Immigrants: 'One door closes, God opens another' for Lebanon native, Pittsburgh entrepreneur
Rabih Fahed faced deportation as an illegal immigrant, but his work as a restaurant manager allowed him to stay and become a U.S. citizen.
Gary Rotstein's Morning File: News quiz will determine your recent attention level
This news quiz makes sure you were paying attention while hibernating.
Power plays, Evgeni Malkin push Penguins past Blue Jackets, 5-3
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Late collapse has Panthers in bad spot
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Child injured in Polish Hill auto accident
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Boy hit by car while riding pony
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State police investigate counterfeit bills passed in Somerset
about 4 hours ago
Several cars vandalized on North Side over the weekend
about 7 hours ago
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Shooting in Ivy Pittsburgh club sparks meeting
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Activists gather to mourn disabled who have been murdered
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Downtown headshop owner in legal hot water once again
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North Hills man charged in Fla. mortgage fraud
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Money for microfilm?
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Woodland Hills elementary suspension rates are being reduced
A study of 2011-12 Woodland Hills with a k-6 suspension rate of 23.8 percent — top 10 in the U.S. —, but for 2013-14 the rate was 16.48.
Judge backed down on revoking bond for shooting suspect now charged with murder
"I don't think he should have been out on bail," Ronald Acrie, father of one victim, said of suspect Harvey Scott, now charged with murder.
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Setting the SEEN marks a milestone
What a year!
Celebrate one year of "Setting the SEEN" as hosts Natalie Bencivenga and Sara Bauknecht present a special edition from Hotel Monaco -- a new Downtown hot spot -- featuring former guests and fans of the show.
And as always, check out the credits at the end for other events happening around Pittsburgh this weekend.
Celebrate one year of "Setting the SEEN" as hosts Natalie Bencivenga and Sara Bauknecht present a special edition from Hotel Monaco -- a new Downtown hot spot -- featuring former guests and fans of the show.
And as always, check out the credits at the end for other events happening around Pittsburgh this weekend.
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Training tips from experts
With the 2015 Pittsburgh Marathon approaching, certified running coach Tim Lyman and certified personal trainer Laura Flaus show you the best ways to stretch and prepare for long runs.
Using our body diagram, learn different stretches and warmups for before and after a run. Follow a complete week-by-week guide by fitness experts to get ready for the Pittsburgh Marathon at their Wellness N'at blog.
Using our body diagram, learn different stretches and warmups for before and after a run. Follow a complete week-by-week guide by fitness experts to get ready for the Pittsburgh Marathon at their Wellness N'at blog.
News »
Republicans on defensive over Homeland Security funding
about 2 hours ago
Traffic stops fueld animosity in Ferguson
about 3 hours ago
High court case threatens independent electoral map drawers
about 3 hours ago
Netanyahu arrives in U.S., signs of easing of tensions over Iran speech
about 2 hours ago
Iraq says launches offensive on Islamic State
about 2 hours ago
Lawsuit challenging Philadelphia union officials as 'ghost teachers' mirrors Pittsburgh
The lawsuit by The Fairness Center claims teachers out of the classroom for years on union duties still get raises and public pensions.
Therapists balk at limitations under new AIU contract
The Allegheny Intermediate Unit changed therapists from salaried to hourly employees Feb. 1 to save money.
Sports »
Penguins notebook: Christian Ehrhoff scratched again
about 2 hours ago
Pitt women rally for victory on senior day
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Carlow men's basketball team endures growing pains in first year
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Power plays, Evgeni Malkin push Penguins past Blue Jackets, 5-3
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Vance Worley ready to compete in second season with Pirates
Right-hander has a renewed mindset as he fights for a starting spot in his first spring with the Pirates.
Pirates notebook: Jung Ho Kang's adjustment continues with alacrity
Pirates shortstop Jung Ho Kang hopes to prove his power will translate from Korean baseball to the major leagues.
Business »
State police investigate counterfeit bills passed in Somerset
about 4 hours ago
People on the move: 3/1/2015
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Business calendar: 3/1/2015
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As teen clothing chains angst over future, rue21 chases plus-size opportunity
Cranberry-based chain says investors who bought the company in 2013 were enthusiastic about adding clothes to serve sizes 14-24.
What killed FirstEnergy's coal plants?
A lawsuit between FirstEnergy Corp. and a coal supplier aims to parse which headwind facing coal-fired generation is the strongest.
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Eddie Adams clears parking spaces along Wylie Avenue for Sunday worship services at Monumental Baptist Church in the Hill District.
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Worshipers gingerly cross Wylie Avenue for Sunday services at Central Baptist Church.
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A child gets a sled ride through Mellon Park in Shadyside as the snow falls.
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Andre Kostromskoy rolls his daughter Victoria, 2, in a piece of gym equipment as the Jewish Community Center in Squirrel Hill held its annual Purim Carnival.
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Jacob Capezzuto, 7, of Squirrel Hill drives a ball into a goal with a hockey stick at the Jewish Community Center in Squirrel Hill.
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Abigail Bernstein, 7, of Squirrel Hill claims one of the prizes during the Jewish Community Center Purim carnival.
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Former Pittsburgh Steeler Franco Harris reads Eric Carle's "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" at the Children's Museum during a celebration of Read Across America Day.
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Former Pittsburgh Steeler Franco Harris reads at the Children's Museum.
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Tyler Lynch of Pittsburgh consoles his son Nico, 2, who cries while watching the Lion Cub Team of Steel Dragon Kung Fu and Lion Dance, located in Lawrenceville, perform for the Chinese New Year at the Children's Museum on the North Side.
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Joe Fridy (second from left), Jessica Hughes and Cori Frazier, members of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network. gather in a Market Square vigil to read the names of disabled people killed by their parents or caregivers on the national Day of Mourning to recognize the victims of filicide.
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Candles flicker in the breeze as members of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network gather in a Market Square vigil to read the names of disabled people killed by their parents or caregivers on the national Day of Mourning to recognize the victims of filicide.
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Artist Audra Clayton works on a clay studio at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. The bowls are being made for an annual fundraiser, Empty Bowls, that benefits the Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. The dinner is on March 29 at Rodef Shalom Congregation.
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Plum artist Karen McKee carries a tray of freshly made clay bowls to a drying rack in the clay studio at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts.
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Artist Yasmeen Ariff-Sayed counts the clay bowls an a drying rack in the clay studio at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts.
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The Penguins' Evgeni Malkin celebrates after scoring against the Blue Jackets in the first period at Consol Energy Center.
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The Blue Jackets' Corey Tropp battles the Penguins' Sidney Crosby along the boards in the second period.
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The Penguins' Patric Hornqvist dives into the net as the puck gets by Blue Jackets goaltender Curtis McElhinney on a shot by Evgeni Malkin in the second period.
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The Penguins' Beau Bennett reaches for the puck along the boards against the Blue Jackets' Cody Goloubef in the third period.
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The Penguins' Steve Downie celebrates his goal with Daniel Winnik in the third period.
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'Setting the Seen' celebrates first anniversary
“Setting the Seen” marks its anniversary with an interactive taping at Downtown Pittsburgh hot spot Hotel Monaco.
Yale Club hosts alumni at Warhol Museum event
More than 100 Yale alumni gathered at The Warhol for a private tour of the Corita Kent exhibit.
Lending Hearts Gala held at the LeMont
about 2 hours ago
Wyndham Grand hosts the Heart Ball
about 2 hours ago
Wiz Khalifa is a no-show at mom's birthday party
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Style & Fashion
Stylebook: FGI Pittsburgh provisional chapter pushes forward
Plus, Ming Wang trunk show, Style Week Pittsburgh seeks designers, charity fashion soiree and more from the Pittsburgh style scene.
Stylebook Snapshot: FashionAFRICANA debuts first clothing line at this year's event
Now in its 14th year, the Pittsburgh event strives to showcase the beauty and diversity of the African diaspora through many art forms.
Patricia Sheridan's Breakfast With ... Celia Imrie
British actress Celia Imrie returned to India to film “The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” with the original cast and newcomer Richard
Dance review: Attack Theatre divides, conquers in 'Between'
Dancers split the George R. White Studio in the Strip District into two worlds and moved between them in the most evocative ways.
Opinion »
Fracking, which is being done responsibly, helps with energy security
about 2 hours ago
Evolution is as much of a belief system as creationism
about 2 hours ago
We have so many helpers in our great nation
about 2 hours ago
George F. Will: The Supreme Court will take up cases involving Congress’ and Arizona’s reading ability
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A gas severance tax is no substitute for environmental protections
about 2 hours ago
Netanyahu, the Great Divider
U.S. leaders should take the prime minister’s advice with a large grain of salt.
Indefensible: Europe cuts NATO spending while the U.S. pays
The United States bears a disproportionate share of NATO’s cost -- an old problem that is getting worse rather than better.
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