April 20, 2014 3:47 PM

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Brewers' Carlos Gomez is held back by third base umpire Jim Reynolds during the game against the Pirates in the third inning Sunday at PNC Park.

Battlin' Bucs in brouhaha with Brewers

Breaking News

Chats

First spa trip can get under a man's skin

Obituary: Dr. Robert Pontius / Pioneering heart surgeon at Children's Hospital

Program focuses on the children of Homewood

Western Pennsylvania to get taste of Tennessee-style for-profit health care

GOP's next wedge issue emerges

In this Jan. 29, 2004 photo, former boxer, Rubin, "Hurricane" Carter, holds up the writ of habeas corpus that freed him from prison, during a news conference held in Sacramento, Calif. Carter died at his home in Toronto, Sunday.

Boxer Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter dies at 76

Program focuses on the children of Homewood

Pittsburgh-area Catholics remember two popes fondly

Peduto making presence felt

Man robs Oakland video game store at gunpoint

Monroeville hired private investigative firm long before public knew

A passer-by walks past yellow and blue crocheted hearts that hang from a lamp post in front of the Forum restaurant near the finish line of the Boston Marathon Monday, April 14, 2014, in Boston. The restaurant was damaged after one of the bombs exploded in front of the building during the race April 15, 2013.

Boston blasts changed marathons forever

Gerry Dulac: Who wouldn't like a 15-inch cup?

Inside the ascension of Pitt quarterback Tom Savage

On the Pirates: Teams are learning the hard way what is and isn't an out

High School notebook: Pirates latest to tout champs

Battlin' Bucs in brouhaha with Brewers

Boston blasts changed marathons forever

Fracking chemicals are worth the worry

The orbiting revolution

Two former Pittsburghers, two directors' visions

Ukrainian orphan learned customs of her homeland when she came to Carnegie

'Savage Harvest,' by Carl Hoffman

'In Paradise,' by Peter Matthiessen

'The Bright Continent: Breaking Rules and Making Change in Modern Africa,' by Dayo Olopade

isabel Leonard, Danielle de Niese and Susanna Phillips in Mozart's "Così fan tutte," a production brought to local theaters by The Met: Live in HD series.

Canonizations among events coming to theater near you

Maryland's homes, gardens celebrate heritage

Stylebook Snapshot: Fashion trucks hit the road, bring style

In Easter's honor, 2 more eggy recipes

Dine: Cookbooks teach home cooks best

Program focuses on the children of Homewood

Eryna Honchar shows some of the Ukrainian eggs she painted that are for sale at St. Peter & St. Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Carnegie. Ms. Honchar was an orphan in Ukraine who was adopted by a couple in Carnegie when she was 9.

Ukrainian orphan learned customs of her homeland when she came to Carnegie

Workzone: Unconventional meetings take boring out of the boardroom

La. parish's story shows costs, time don’t indicate Shell's intent

Dateline Pittsburgh: People on the Move

Western Pennsylvania to get taste of Tennessee-style for-profit health care

Sound Advice: Data backups just plain good practice

Heinz 'derisks' pension plan

Easter sunrise service

'Pysanky' turns Easter eggs into works of art

Bylsma discusses game 2 loss

Digging with Doug: Time to rabbit-proof the garden

Candy factory 'brought back to life' as modern home

Easter sunrise service

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Bill Wade Best of 2013

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Larry Roberts Best of 2013

Jack Kelly

Jack Kelly: What price lying?

Public officials should be held to account just like private citizens.

1 week ago

Jack Kelly: The coming tsunami

Democrats would be wise to bail out on Obamacare.

2 weeks ago

Affordable Care Act's wording haunting Obama administration

The administration’s frantic, frequent and illegal alterations of the law may be the last straw for some judges.

2 weeks ago

Jack Kelly: Kicking the Kochs

The Washington Post misleads its readers on the Keystone Pipeline.

3 weeks ago

Jack Kelly: The Affordable Care Act is anything but affordable

Health insurance premiums are 39 percent higher this year for individual policies, 56 percent higher for family policies, on average.

3 weeks ago

Jack Kelly: Rand Paul touting message to all sides

Political parties grow by garnering support from people who agree on some things, but not others.

3 weeks ago

Jack Kelly: It's raining bankers

Perhaps they know of big economic trouble ahead.

4 weeks ago

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Jack Kelly

Jack Kelly: What price lying?

Jack Kelly: The coming tsunami

Affordable Care Act's wording haunting Obama administration

Jack Kelly: Kicking the Kochs

Jack Kelly: The Affordable Care Act is anything but affordable

Jack Kelly: Rand Paul touting message to all sides

Jack Kelly: It's raining bankers

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Jack Kelly: What price lying?

Jack Kelly: The coming tsunami

Affordable Care Act's wording haunting Obama administration

Jack Kelly: Kicking the Kochs

Jack Kelly: The Affordable Care Act is anything but affordable

Jack Kelly: Rand Paul touting message to all sides

Jack Kelly: It's raining bankers

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