Peduto wins Democratic nod for Pittsburgh mayoral race

Bill Peduto, Democratic candidate for mayor, hugs longtime chief of staff Dan Gilman after giving a victory speech on the South Side. Mr. Gilman won his race to replace Mr. Peduto on City Council.

Peduto wins Democratic nod for Pittsburgh mayoral race

City councilman Bill Peduto defeated Jack Wagner in the mayoral primary to become the odds-on favorite to succeed rival Luke Ravenstahl.

Snider's grand slam lifts Pirates to 5-4 victory over Cubs

Snider's grand slam lifts Pirates to 5-4 victory over Cubs

The grand slam put the exclamation mark on an 11-batter, five-run sixth inning, before which the Pirates had just one hit on the night.


Baby killed, two women injured in shooting in Pittsburgh's East Hills

Baby killed, two women injured in shooting in Pittsburgh's East Hills

As many as three gunmen got out of a car and fired into a picnic around 7:30 p.m. at the Second East Hills housing complex.


Goals are the goal for Penguins winger Neal

Goals are the goal for Penguins winger Neal

James Neal's playoff scoring drought does not bother him or his Penguins teammates much -- at least not yet.


Pittsburgh-area Vincent's Pizza nears reopening after dispute

The attorney for the well-known pizzeria says he doesn't expect there to be too much change in the pizza parlor's menu.




On the Steelers: Oft-injured Polamalu switches tactics

On the Steelers: Oft-injured Polamalu switches tactics

Safety Troy Polamalu hopes a different offseason regimen ends the long run of scar tissue problems in his right leg.


Snider's grand slam lifts Pirates to 5-4 victory over Cubs

Snider's grand slam lifts Pirates to 5-4 victory over Cubs

The grand slam put the exclamation mark on an 11-batter, five-run sixth inning, before which the Pirates had just one hit on the night.



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Pittsburgh resident who survived 1999 tornado returns to Oklahoma to help

Pittsburgh resident who survived 1999 tornado returns to Oklahoma to help

John Jones, a former Moore resident now living on the North Side, said Monday's twister stirred up memories of the deadly May 3, 1999 storm.


Authorities seek killer of bald eagle near Loretto

Authorities seek killer of bald eagle near Loretto

There are hundreds of known nesting sites in Pennsylvania, but only rarely is one of the birds killed.



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Associated Artists of Pittsburgh annual show leaner and edgier

Associated Artists of Pittsburgh annual show leaner and edgier

The 102nd annual exhibition, being held at Carnegie Museum of Art, previews the organization's new direction.


Movie review: Finale of 'Hangover' trilogy less funny, more violent

Movie review: Finale of 'Hangover' trilogy less funny, more violent

It's last call for "The Hangover" comedy franchise as director, stars call it quits at three and a return to Vegas where it all began.



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What's for Dinner: Red Curry Shrimp and Pineapple Skewers

What's for Dinner: Red Curry Shrimp and Pineapple Skewers

These Thai-inspired shrimp kebabs are spicy, but those not so adventurous can cut back on the red curry and/or pepper flakes.


Cher impersonator Chad Michaels to host Xtreme Bingo benefit

Cher impersonator Chad Michaels to host Xtreme Bingo benefit

The drag star brings glamour to the event Thursday at the Pittsburgh Opera Center.



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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!


Jobs in Pittsburgh expanding more slowly than in other cities

Jobs in Pittsburgh expanding more slowly than in other cities

In the past year, Pittsburgh ranked 32nd of the top 40 metropolitan areas for job growth.


Success of Pittsburgh Foundation's Day of Giving strains matching funds

With donations outpacing matching resources, the Pittsburgh Foundation is considering whether to continue its Day of Giving beyond 2014.



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Myanmar maturity: White House meeting with general is not premature

President Obama is right to encourage President Thein Sein.


Super-sizing wages: Labor protests across country are food for thought

Protests targeting wages at fast-food restaurants are a testament to a declining middle class.



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