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Last year’s medical marijuana bill, SB 1182, passed the Senate, 43-7, in September but did not move to the House.

Supporters promise 'comprehensive, strictly regulated' medical marijuana bill in Pennsylvania

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Propel students sent back home after phoned-in threat

Pennsylvania Treasurer Rob McCord to resign

Supporters promise 'comprehensive, strictly regulated' medical marijuana bill in Pennsylvania

Fighting rare disease, Hampton second-grader finds acceptance

Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf to post his working calendar online

Gov. Wolf signs order banning new gas drilling leases on Pennsylvania public lands

Propel students sent back home after phoned-in threat

Man fatally shot in Beltzhoover

Pittsburgh-area man among 'Friendship 9' activists whose convictions erased in '61 sit-in

Indiana University of Pennsylvania's tuition plan will hit students in the wallet

Family calls for change after police beat man at a Downtown halfway house

Robert Ferrante and Autumn Klein were married at the historic Old North Church in Boston in May 2001.

Irretrievably Broken: A preview to the Robert Ferrante sentencing

Colonials' manpower loss surmountable

Steelers could learn from way the Seahawks built their defense

Gerry Dulac's NFL Forecast: Super Bowl XLIX

Penguins notebook: Newest acquisition has an edge to his game

Ron Cook: Steel Curtain vs. Seattle’s defense

Tyler Boyd and the Pitt Panthers open their 2015 season Sept. 5 at home against Youngstown State.

ACC, Pitt finalize 2015 football schedule

Thomas L. Friedman: Will Czar Vladimir invade Ukraine or other neighbors?

Field of security: Should a sheriff’s officer be in the Steelers’ lineup?

Extreme reach: Islamic militants spread a plague of violence

Empty pipeline: The Keystone debate is symbolic, not substantive

Congress should let the Export-Import Bank expire

Movie review: It's 'Survivor' on the job in 'Two Days, One Night'

Stage preview: Quantum brings the comedy with 'Brahman/I'

New to DVD this week

Chunklet releases Damon Che's Thee Speaking Canaries demos

Preview: Marilyn Manson makes a suprising artistic comeback with 'The Pale Emperor'

Kimberly Doreen Burns as Eliza Doolittle with Benjamin Howes as Henry Higgins in "My Fair Lady."

Pittsburgh Public Theater's Ted Pappas wanted to see 'My Fair Lady' — so he's putting it on stage

Voodoo opening pub in Homestead

Pittsburgh chef serves elk at Taste of the NFL fundraiser

The Food Column: Unboring cheese boards

Munch goes to Heirloom

On the Table: Nak Won Garden offers classic Korean as well as challenging dishes

Fresh citrus brightens winter meals

Mellon Bank to sell historic 525 William Penn Place

Stewart to lead BNY Mellon's Pittsburgh operations

Comcast, NRG Energy end rewards program

Scott Sturgis / Driver’s Seat: Redesigned Subaru Legacy is practically the perfect sedan

Labor board issues complaint against UPMC

Mechanic Butch Bacvinskas converts a Yellow Cab MV1 to run on propane in the company's garage on Beaver Avenue.

Yellow Cab not happy with Pennsylvania PUC's new mileage rule

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Thomas Gaither on the Rock Hill Sit-In

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Sneak peek: Girls' day out in Lawrenceville with Setting the SEEN

Gun incident at Propel School in Braddock Hills

Excerpt from surveillance video of Lonnie Jenkins arrest

Butler County resident Thomas Gaither talks about leading Friendship College students on a sit-in Rock Hill, South Carolina in 1961. They began the practice of "jail, no bail," peaceful demonstrations.
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Thomas Gaither on the Rock Hill Sit-In

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