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Breaking News
1 person dead in fire in Pleasant Hills
By Stephanie Hacke and Michael HaschOne person died in a fire that erupted inside an apartment complex at 117 Curry …
Top Sports
Rossi: Pirates must land Lester
By Rob RossiGet him. That’s really all this is about. It’s what could change everything. The Pirates’ …
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Beloved teacher at 3 Western Pa. schools hears from students across nation
By Megan HarrisBill DeTillo had a tradition. Whether at Kittanning Middle School, Aquinas Academy or Shady Side …
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- Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Bucar upset with DA Zappala for alert
- Private parking lots slow to follow Pittsburgh’s increase in rates
- Pittsburgh braces for waves of demonstrations, marches on EPA rules
- Feds admit cooperation remains an obstacle with corporations and cyber threats
Allegheny
1 person dead in fire in Pleasant Hills
By Stephanie Hacke and Michael HaschOne person died in a fire that erupted inside an apartment complex at 117 Curry Hollow Road shortly after 8 p.m. Wednesday, Pleasant Hills fire Chief Todd Pritchard said. Emergency …
- More charged filed against Derry Township man who allegedly held woman at knifepoint
- Penn Township teen allegedly drunk at time of police chase, crash
- Friends of Homeless Felines marks 10 years in Scottdale
- YouTube campaign by Latrobe 4-year-old aids Alzheimer’s Association
- Consent decree that limits weddings at Foxley Farms ruled valid
Westmoreland
Ethics panel: It’s OK for Westmoreland commissioner to do business with municipalities
By Rich CholodofskyWestmoreland County Commissioner Tyler Courtney can serve as an investment banker, stockbroker and insurance agent to municipalities in the county, according to a state ethics commission opinion issued this month. Courtney, a first-term Republican, said on Wednesday that he sought …
- Pittsburgh braces for waves of demonstrations, marches on EPA rules
- Feds admit cooperation remains an obstacle with corporations and cyber threats
- Lenders could move against Anchor Hocking as extension expires
- Investors content with pace on stocks even in face of good news
- Vigorous economy growing roots
Business
State to seek comments on drilling below Loyalsock State Forest
By David ContiSTATE COLLEGE — If Pennsylvania starts signing new leases with drillers seeking state-owned natural gas beneath parks and forests, companies will need to cough up $3,000 an acre upfront and likely won’t have access to park roads. Those are among …
- Wiz Khalifa’s life not the same, but he’s still having fun
- Get back to roots at AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival
- Strip District’s Dulcinea Bakeshop gives delicious twist to classics
- Teppanyaki Kyoto brings delicious and authentic Japanese food to Highland Park
- Art Review: ‘Cataloguing Pattern’ at Space
- DVD reviews: ‘Noah,’ ‘Twin Peaks — The Entire Mystery,’ and ‘The Other Woman’
Arts & Entertainment
‘Bangerz’ tour a long way from ‘Hannah Montana’ for Miley Cyrus
By Tribune-ReviewWhen pop princess Miley Cyrus brings her controversial “Bangerz” tour to Consol Energy Center on Aug. 4, concertgoers will see a very different performer than the “Hannah Montana” show in …
- The Wine Cellar: French, Italian wines complement summery taste of fresh, ripe tomatoes
- Healthy Eating: A Mediterranean twist to tuna salad
- Mango relish tops turkey dogs
- An ’80s survivor: Scrunchies come back in style
- Pittsburgh Zoo welcomes 1,500 to its Summer Safari
- New Pittsburgh Courier honors 50 Men of Excellence Awards
Lifestyles
Satisfy your sweet tooth in Pittsburgh with treats from ethnic bakeries
By Tribune-ReviewTime was when a bakery was just a bakery. But today’s houses of delicious delights have expanded their cultural reach. Having noticed a more diverse offering, we decided to take …
- A GOP ultimatum to Vlad
- Experiments in disengagement
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Featured Commentary
Crusade against coal
By Jim RoddeyI read with great interest David Conti’s recent articles “Observers mixed on grid backup amid carbon rules, natural gas uncertainty” (July 28 and TribLIVE.com) and “EPA hearings to bring coal debate to Pittsburgh streets” (July 29 and TribLIVE.com). Our region …
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Wednesday - July 30, 2014
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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