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Police investigate the Port Authority bus crash on Interstate 279 in September.
Port Authority drivers ordered to stand trial in Pittsburgh bus crash
Thomas Frauens of Brookline and Juliann Maier of Ross are charged with recklessly endangering and other crimes in the September crash.
Port Authority drivers face charges in North Hills crash
Defense attorney gets video of two-bus collision in advance of Friday's hearing
Salvation Army returns $10,000 ring inadvertently dropped in kettle
Lisa Hawkins of Murrysville forgot the anniversary ring was in her change purse when she emptied it in the donation kettle.
Salvation Army lowers goal for iconic Red Kettle fundraising drive
On the Steelers: Former backseat Bengals now atop AFC North
The Bengals haven't been much of a factor in the AFC or even the division historically, but this could be the year they get over the hump.
Steelers notebook: Defensive issues start with stopping run
Steelers blog: Is Bryant in the doghouse?
Educators find networking leads to innovative ideas to encourage learning
People from many fields share ideas to enhance learning in and out of school.
Wiz Khalifa nominated for two Grammys
Sam Smith and Taylor Swift lead Grammy nominations, while the Pittsburgh rapper picked up two nods.
Mac Miller signs with Warner Bros. Records
Wiz Khalifa nominated for two Grammys
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Monroeville man sentenced to prison in fatal drunk driving crash
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Penguins aquire Klinkhammer from Arizona for Samuelsson
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South Park rink staying closed until Tuesday
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Indiana County infant blinded by hunter's bullet returns home
about 4 hours ago
Bob Smizik: Defensive departures -- good or bad?
about 16 hours ago
Bob Smizik: As Ben goes . . .
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Monroeville man sentenced to prison in fatal drunk driving crash
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South Park rink staying closed until Tuesday
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Indiana County infant blinded by hunter's bullet returns home
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Fayette County girl faces charges after student on bus suffers broken nose, concussion
Police said a girl attacked two other girls while riding the bus home in the Connellsville Area School District.
Fitzgerald seeking re-election as Allegheny County executive
Democratic leaders from the state House and Senate came out in support of Rich Fitzgerald’s re-election announcement event.
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Time to deck the halls
In this week's "Setting the SEEN," SEEN editor Natalie Bencivenga and style editor Sara Bauknecht get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of this year's Winter Wonders tree display at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Oakland.
Check out the end credits to see what other holiday happenings are going on in the Pittsburgh region this weekend.
Check out the end credits to see what other holiday happenings are going on in the Pittsburgh region this weekend.
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Register for health forum
Join a panel of health experts exploring the topic "Patients Matter: The Consumer's Role in Health Care" from 6-7:30 p.m. on Dec. 8 at the Heinz History Center.
Attendance is free, but you must register in advance online or by calling 412-263-3850.
Attendance is free, but you must register in advance online or by calling 412-263-3850.
News »
Gov.-elect Wolf set to meet with President Obama
about 4 hours ago
Port Authority completes rollout of real-time bus tracking
about 4 hours ago
Sandusky's son speaks out on abusive childhood
about 6 hours ago
Pennsylvania AG Kane won't defend controversial gun law
about 6 hours ago
Weyman Road traffic in Whitehall may face delays today
about 8 hours ago
At $82 million, Pennsylvania governor's race broke spending record
Gov. Tom Corbett and Gov.-elect Tom Wolf spent about $9 million between them in the final five weeks of the campaign.
Inbound Fort Pitt Tunnel to close for weekend starting tonight
Inbound traffic will be funneled into a single lane approaching the tunnel and required to exit to Route 19/Route 51.
Sports »
Duquesne must make dent on glass to snap streak vs. Pitt
about 16 hours ago
Crosstown rival Duquesne offers no reprieve for Pitt defense
about 16 hours ago
Pine-Richland's DiNucci named player of the year
about 16 hours ago
Pine-Richland’s mission must go through upstart Wilson High School
about 16 hours ago
Penn State football team receives $1 million gift
about 16 hours ago
Penguins aquire Klinkhammer from Arizona for Samuelsson
The deal also gives the Penguins a conditional fifth-round draft choice in 2016.
Penguins notebook: Bortuzzo not likely to change his style of play
Even after receiving a two-game suspension for a hit on the Devils’ Jaromir Jagr, defenseman Robert Bortuzzo won’t shy from aggressive play.
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Toshiba to take small chunk of Westinghouse for new business
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Bebe Stores confirms payment card security breach
about 1 hour ago
Vitals: Wrestling with choices - Health insurers forcing consumers to be savvy shoppers
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Pittsburgh Foundation focuses on homeless; Investment fund managers sentenced; Giving Tuesday raises $46 million
about 16 hours ago
Internet not the last word on health matters
about 17 hours ago
U.S. adds 321,000 jobs, the most in nearly three years
The unemployment rate remained at a six-year low of 5.8 percent last month.
Teen retailer Delia's to liquidate operations
NEW YORK (AP) — Delia’s said Friday that it plans to liquidate its stores and file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Aseia Glovar of Sheraden yells "shut it down" with supporters in front of the McDonald's restaurant on Stanwix Street, Downtown, early Thursday morning as part of a national protest to demand higher wages for fast-food workers.
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Sevin Hunnid screams as protesters rally against police brutality and racism by marching and lying down in the streets of Downtown Pittsburgh on Thursday.
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Protesters against police brutality and racism marching down the streets of Downtown Pittsburgh.
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Protesters rally against police brutality and racism by marching with their hands up along Liberty Avenue, Downtown.
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Protesters rally against police brutality and racism by lying down at the intersection of Liberty Avenue and Smithfield Street, Downtown.
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Protesters against police brutality and racism had their bodies outlined in chalk on Grant Street in front of the City-County Building, Downtown.
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Jerry Harrison of the North Side raises his arms to cars passing by his family store, Sisters Beauty Supply on Liberty Avenue, before a protest against police brutality and racism in the streets of Downtown.
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Protesters against police brutality and racism clog a Downtown street.
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Two demonstrators share a tearful embrace as protesters Downtown rally against police brutality and racism.
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Protesters cover themselves with flower petals while lying down in front of the City-County Building, Downtown.
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Actress Shirley Jones talks about what she learned at the old Pittsburgh Playhouse in Oakland during Point Park University's news conference to announce plans for a new playhouse in Downtown Pittsburgh.
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Highmark Vice President Dan Onorato talks with people attending Point Park University's announcement of the design for its new Downtown playhouse.
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Celeste Lombard, 2, works on her skating technique with the help of buckets for balance at the Ice Babies skating class at the Rostraver Ice Garden.
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Volunteer Robbie Gouch of Penn Hills stands at the door of a Port Authority bus greeting those who come to donate toys as part of Labor of Love's 15th annual Stuff the Bus event on the South Side.
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Volunteer Anna Marie Conrad of Elizabeth arranges donated toys on a Port Authority bus as part of Labor of Love's 15th annual Stuff the Bus event on the South Side.
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Governor-elect Tom Wolf, left, embraces Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald, who announced that he would run for re-election at the IBEW Hall on the South SIde.
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The Penguins' Evgeni Malkin is defended by Vancouver's Radim Vrbata at Consol Energy Center.
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The Penguins' Patric Hornqvist is stopped by Canucks goalie Eddie Lack in the first period at Consol Energy Center.
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The Canucks' Brad Richardson celebrates a goal in the second period as his team shut out the Penguins, 3-0, at Consol Energy Center.
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Shop Holiday: Gifts for new Pittsburghers
Moving to a new city can be overwhelming. Luckily, Pittsburgh has plenty of ways to make new residents feel right at home in the Steel City.
Upper St. Clair native styles celebrities' hair for stage, screen, red carpet
Courtney Benedetti is head of the hair department for “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” and lists many other famous clients.
Filming to close sections of Ross Street in Downtown Pittsburgh
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People: Daniel Craig and Bond 24, Mariah Carey, Billy Porter, Jimmy Fallon, Misty Upham, Seth Rogen, James Franco
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PSO resident conductor Fawzi Haimor to leave
about 16 hours ago
Donora keeps the catchy guitar pop coming on 'Ha Ha Heart'
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Movie review: 'The Babadook' unfolds as a fine horror flick
A psychological thriller from Australia whose moral is: Be careful what stories you read to your kids at bedtime.
Donora keeps the catchy guitar pop coming on 'Ha Ha Heart'
Pittsburgh pop-rock band Donora emerges from the basement with a poppy new album and an acoustic show Saturday night at Club Cafe.
Opinion »
The public needs more details about the sources of guns
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Immigrants must follow the rules for entering the U.S.
about 16 hours ago
The super-rich are feeding off the U.S. and killing it
about 16 hours ago
CHIP must remain strong for children and their families
about 16 hours ago
Society yawns as shootings become common
about 16 hours ago
Our new governor needs to tame UPMC
At the very least, the state of Pennsylvania should require uniform pricing and rate transparency in health care.
Facebook fear: Death threats are no less frightening online
The U.S. Supreme Court must decide if threats made on social media are protected as free speech under the First Amendment.
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