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Back Pay: Are incentives driving a surge in spine surgery?
Pittsburgh Public Schools headquarters in in Oakland.
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Pittsburgh Public Schools looking into reports of bullying of immigrant students
Mylan executives will not testify in a hearing about the settlement it struck with the Justice Department for overcharging Medicaid for the EpiPen.
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Mylan won't testify at EpiPen hearing
Eric Hribal is escorted from the Westmoreland County Courthouse after his hearing on Monday.
Local
Judge will decide whether to accept plea of guilty but mentally ill in Hribal case
Alex Hribal is charged with slashing and stabbing 20 fellow students and a security guard at Franklin Regional High School.
Special Prosecutor Douglas Gansler was hired nearly a year ago by former Attorney General Kathleen Kane to investigate the Porngate scandal.
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State AG's office will release porn report, but protect senders' names
The investigative report of pornographic, offensive and homophobic email exchanges will be released Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.
Vince Schiappa rents a small apartment in Lawrenceville, which is one of the city's hottest rental markets.
Business
Even in Pittsburgh's red-hot East End, signs of a cooling rental marketplace
Saturation may be affecting the market as property managers are see vacancy rates creeping higher.
Mike Tomlin yells at an official during the first half Sunday's game against the Browns in Cleveland.
Sports
On the Steelers: Tomlin continues aggressiveness — on the field and off it
Tomlin on Monday repeated a call for the NFL to hire full-time officials rather than employ them on a part-time basis.
Each and every item needs to stand out when setting a Thanksgiving table.
Life
Going buffet-style for Thanksgiving? Here are the rules
Think of the flow of people, allow the food to shine and carve the turkey ahead of time.
The Canon Dairy Farm near West Middlesex, Pa., has installed a robotic milker on the farm to increase production.
Business
Falling dairy prices squeeze local dairy farmers
A global downswing in milk prices is frustrating local dairy farmers who have few ways to alter the market.
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Danny Chew struggles to lift up his leg after he finished a rehabilitation session.
News
Twist of fate flips the role for iconic Pittsburgh cyclist Danny Chew
Danny Chew, founder of Dirty Dozen bike race, was paralyzed in an accident after becoming friends with paralyzed hand cyclist.
The Rev. Paul J. Zywanm, left, and Bishop David A. Zubik, stand along-side children for the ground-breaking ceremony for the new St. Alexis Church June 4 in McCandless.
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Parents wary as diocese eyes regional schools
Parents at 11 schools in the North Hills are waiting to learn whether the diocese will move away from the traditional K-8 school model. 
As part of the #OptOutside promotion on Black Friday, Amy Nelson will be leading a Kids Trail Sprint & Hike on the Rachel Carson Trail. She's a regular at North Park Trail Runners events, such as this Wednesday evening Family Run last June on the White Trail in North Park.
Life
This Black Friday, many will #OptOutside
Outdoor gear retailer REI is again closing all of its stores on Nov. 25 and encouraging employees and customers to play outdoors that day. 
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Mike Tomlin on aggressiveness, officials and injuries
Setting the SEEN sneak peek: Ways to give this Thanksgiving
Varsity Xtra: WPIAL championships and state football playoffs
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President-elect Donald Trump gives a thumbs-up as he arrives at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster for a day of meetings on Sunday in Bedminster, N.J.
Early Returns
Trump, Pence address potential of Romney, Mattis in Cabinet
Sunday, Nov 20, 2016, 11:58PM  Catherine Lucey and Laurie Kellman
A mechanized shovel loads coal from an 80-feet thick seam into a haul truck at Cloud Peak Energy's Spring Creek mine near Decker, Mont. last week.
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A bleak outlook for Donald Trump's promises to coal miners
Saturday, Nov 19, 2016, 11:13PM  Clifford Krauss and Michael
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