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The Glen Hazel housing development seen from the Glen Hazel High Rise.
Housing insecurity: Pittsburgh authority left some residents unguarded
Pittsburgh’s Housing Authority shifted security guards and cut hours despite warnings.
The life and death of Marcus Critten
Mylan, Heinz among U.S. companies using Luxembourg for tax reduction
Two Pittsburgh companies were among 343 firms that used Luxembourg to reduce tax bills, according to an international journalists group.
Defensive coordinator Butler taught intricacies to many, now gets chance to do more
Keith Butler always knew what to do on the field, and now brings that knowledge and leadership to the Steelers’ defensive coordinator role.
On the Steelers: Issues with footballs have simple solution
Steelers offensive line finds footing at long last
5 Generation Bakers finds sweet success with taste of Jenny Lee
The McKees Rocks bakery revived the Jenny Lee brand, after the company’s first iteration closed in 2010 following a devastating fire.
A look at the evolution of Jenny Lee in Pittsburgh
31st Street Studios reeling in big flicks
Pittsburgh’s 31st Street Studios — the largest movie studio between both U.S. coasts — is going gangbusters in the Strip District.
Gladys Knight, Spinners deliver the hits in strange Heinz Hall concert
about 9 hours ago
Woman killed on Route 66 in Westmoreland County
about 12 hours ago
Investigation finds Homestead fire was set intentionally
about 13 hours ago
Freezing rain advisory in effect for Allegheny County
about 14 hours ago
Kids-for-Cash youth detention co-owner disbarred
about 18 hours ago
First round of snowfall hits region, more to come this weekend
about 20 hours ago
Police, community meet in East Liberty for racism summit
about 20 hours ago
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Petition drive seeks postponement of Bill Cosby show at Heinz Hall
about 10 hours ago
The life and death of Marcus Critten
about 10 hours ago
American Girl dolls for all
about 10 hours ago
Local events to mark 100th anniversary of Thomas Merton's birth
about 10 hours ago
Woman killed on Route 66 in Westmoreland County
about 12 hours ago
American Girl dolls for all
Children can now check out American Girl dolls at nearby libraries, allowing them to learn about both local and American history.
Joe Biden's touch endears him to Tim Murphy's family
At the State of the Union, the vice president and GOP rep had a heart-to-heart talk. It was about Mr. Murphy's cancer-stricken sister.
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Setting the SEEN
Do you need a New Year's resolution reboot?
This week SEEN editor Natalie Bencivenga and style editor Sara Bauknecht talk fitness, fashion and tackling fears during a visit to The Climbing Wall in the East End. Plus, they spotlight styles from Pittsburgh-based designers Kiya Tomlin and Dona Jo Fitwear.
Check out the end of the show for the scoop on some of this weekend's top events in Pittsburgh.
This week SEEN editor Natalie Bencivenga and style editor Sara Bauknecht talk fitness, fashion and tackling fears during a visit to The Climbing Wall in the East End. Plus, they spotlight styles from Pittsburgh-based designers Kiya Tomlin and Dona Jo Fitwear.
Check out the end of the show for the scoop on some of this weekend's top events in Pittsburgh.
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Animal adventures
Though the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium is closed for routine repairs, the work of zookeepers never stops.
Follow along through Feb. 13 as the Post-Gazette takes a trip every Friday behind the scenes and inside the cages of Pittsburgh’s zoo animals.
First up: An up-close look at sea lion training.
Follow along through Feb. 13 as the Post-Gazette takes a trip every Friday behind the scenes and inside the cages of Pittsburgh’s zoo animals.
First up: An up-close look at sea lion training.
News »
Chaos in Yemen forces U.S. to halt fight against terrorists
about 10 hours ago
Japan’s PM seeks release of Islamic State captive
about 10 hours ago
Atlanta airport reopens after no bombs found on threatened planes
about 12 hours ago
Vanderbilt gang-rape defense points to campus culture
about 12 hours ago
Possible GOP candidates pitch ideas at a conservative forum
about 12 hours ago
Joe Biden's touch endears him to Tim Murphy's family
At the State of the Union, the vice president and GOP rep had a heart-to-heart talk. It was about Mr. Murphy's cancer-stricken sister.
Japan’s PM seeks release of Islamic State captive
In recent years, Japan has moved toward the U.S. government's hard line against paying ransoms to terrorists who kidnap Americans.
Sports »
RMU hockey teams prevail
about 10 hours ago
On the Steelers: Issues with footballs have simple solution
about 10 hours ago
Steelers offensive line finds footing at long last
about 10 hours ago
On the Penguins: The other race
about 10 hours ago
Scott Shalaway's Wildlife: Nesting underway for local bald eagles
about 10 hours ago
Penguins' Fleury stellar in skills event
NHL All-Star weekend: Penguins goaltender stops 8 of 10 shots in shootout event.
Steelers offensive line finds footing at long last
The offensive line hasn’t often been a strength for the Steelers, but if its performance in 2014 is any indication, that could change.
Business »
Workzone: Tattoos are losing their taboo
about 10 hours ago
Business calendar: 1/25/2015
about 10 hours ago
PG's Top Work Places 2015: Nominations are open now
about 10 hours ago
People on the Move: 1/25/2015
about 10 hours ago
Elder Law: Intra-family loans can spell trouble for elderly, children alike
about 10 hours ago
Pittsburgh insurance customers like Obamacare and the price wars for their business
Pittsburgh shoppers are happy with their plans — and happy to change plans if, say, UPMC has a better price than Highmark.
Westinghouse needs break in India nuclear stalemate
As President Obama’s foreign trip nears, Cranberry-based company waits for resolution to issue keeping it from building plants in Gujarat.
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Jake Fine,13, of Belle Vernon, wipes out at the bottom of the snow tubing slope at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.
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Jared McAlister from DiMartino Ice in Jeannette works on an ice sculpture at Ligonier's annual Ice Fest.
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Misty Haven Carriage out of Davidsville, near Johnstown, offers rides around Ligonier during the town's annual Ice Fest.
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Cindy Keefer of Green Tree donates during a blood drive at the Brentwood Volunteer Fire Department. She is a cousin of a Pleasant Hills volunteer firefighter, Lt. Jonathan Swinney of Jefferson Hills, who was diagnosed with cancer and has been receiving transfusions of platelets and red blood cells.
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Beth Pittinger, executive director of the Citizen Police Review Board of Pittsburgh, holds the microphone for Len Jordan, of the West End, as he speaks to a panel about how popular culture reinforces bias against the African-American community at the 17th Annual Summit Against Racism in East Liberty.
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Pittsburgh Police Zone One Cmdr. RaShall Brackney stands alongside Marcus Alvarez, 16, of Northview Heights as he describes how the police haven't been very helpful in his neighborhood during the 17th Annual Summit Against Racism in East Liberty.
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Pittsburgh Police Zone Two Commander Eric Holmes speaks to an audience during the 17th Annual Summit Against Racism in East Liberty.
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Addy, an American Girl Doll, sits at the Allegheny County Library Association's West End office along with other dolls. She is one of 10 American Girl Doll kits that will be available to check out of 10 libraries around the Pittsburgh area for one week at a time.
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Carrie Lane, the youth services coordinator of the Allegheny County Library Association, assembles American Girl Doll kits at the West End office.
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Carrie Lane, the youth services coordinator of the Allegheny County Library Association, assembles American Girl Doll kits at the West End office.
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Gladys Knight sings at Heinz Hall during a concert that began with the Spinners doing some of their Motown hits.
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Vocalist Gladys Knight performs with her group at Heinz Hall.
Life »
Pacific Crest Trail expects more hikers thanks to 'Wild'
about 10 hours ago
Dine: For $40, what do you get in Pittsburgh vs. New York City
about 10 hours ago
Cruise line to offer $5,000-a-night suite
about 10 hours ago
Travel notes: Business travel spending is up 6.7 percent, according to study
about 10 hours ago
Pittsburgh reporters turned out at 3 a.m. to greet one of their own
about 10 hours ago
Honoring Nellie Bly's trip 125 years ago, a British woman retraces her steps around the globe
Nellie Bly, a pioneering journalist who started in Pittsburgh, inspired Rosemary J. Brown to repeat her around-the-world solo journey.
Stylebook Snapshot: StyleIt app by Carnegie Mellon grad takes guesswork out of getting dressed
Stumped about what to wear? Don’t know how to freshen up the fashions in your closet? Now there’s an app for that.
Gladys Knight, Spinners deliver the hits in strange Heinz Hall concert
about 9 hours ago
2Do this week, Jan. 25-31: Cultural events around Pittsburgh
about 10 hours ago
'How to Be Victorian': Ruth Goodman's meticulously researched guide to 19th-century life
Ms. Goodman didn’t just study, she lived it out, to create an eye-opening “Dawn-to-Dusk Guide to Victorian Life.”
'Me & Earl & the Dying Girl,' made and set in Pittsburgh, premieres today at Sundance Film Festival
Filmed at Schenley High and the Point Breeze childhood home of author Jesse Andrews, the film has buzz. But will it get distribution?
Opinion »
Support for a severance tax ignores shale gas market realities
about 10 hours ago
Perhaps the local level is where we can have hope in politics
about 10 hours ago
Let's rebrand vegetables to have the same allure as problem pizza
about 10 hours ago
Enough said: U.S. CEOs are not going hungry
about 10 hours ago
Sharia shakes up Southeast Asia
about 10 hours ago
Let teachers run the schools
Teacher-led schools are engaging students and showing results across the country.
Nasty start: Gov. Wolf picks a fight that was unnecessary
The new governor fired the Office of Open Records head and recalled other executive nominations made by Gov. Tom Corbett in his 11th hour.
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