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A planet like ours
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Astronomers have found the most Earth-like planet yet detected, similar in size to our own where it’s not too hot or not too cold for life.
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Big hitters
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Breaking News
Financially troubled August Wilson Center attracts four investment proposals
By Bill Zlatos 5:33 p.m.The financially strapped August Wilson Center has received four proposals from interested buyers, including one that would combine …
Top Sports
Penguins rally to escape with a victory in Game 1 against Columbus
By Rob RossiEvgeni Malkin dumped a puck early. A third-liner scored the go-ahead goal late. The Penguins …
- Q&A with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman 2:36 p.m.
Editor's Picks
Chelsea Clinton announces she’s pregnant with first child
By The Associated Press 5:28 p.m.WASHINGTON — Call it the year of the baby: Chelsea Clinton and her husband, Marc …
- Financially troubled August Wilson Center attracts four investment proposals 5:33 p.m.
- U.S. attorney seeks plan for reducing heroin overdoses 5:36 p.m.
- Dick Industrial site in Jefferson Hills sold to road contracting firm 5:36 p.m.
- Man shot in 2010 dies of his injuries 4:46 p.m.
Allegheny
Fire destroys Frazer home
By R.A. Monti 5:29 p.m.A family of three escaped injury Thursday when their Frazer home was destroyed by fire. Sam and Shari Robb and their daughter, Delainey, 14, all escaped the fire at their …
- Greensburg roads will be smoothed with new paver 4:26 p.m.
- New Alexandria man charged with assaulting boy in 2009 3:36 p.m.
- Board scrutinizes safety in Greensburg Salem’s schools 4:25 p.m.
- Former Scottdale minister Stabe honored by Jacobs Creek Faith in Action 3:17 p.m.
- Community turns out for Franklin Regional students’ return to class
Westmoreland
Retired postal worker picks $1M winner
By Craig SmithKarl Kadi hasn’t made many plans for the $1 million he won on a $20 scratch-off lottery ticket, but there is a new car he’s had his eye on. “I’ve …
- PPG shareholders vote against proposals; sales, profit see double-digit increases 5:34 p.m.
- Dick Industrial site in Jefferson Hills sold to road contracting firm 5:36 p.m.
- Consol Energy transitions as leadership changes hands
- Fed Beige Book survey: Growth picks up across most of U.S. but not in Pittsburgh region
- Region’s largest bank PNC posts 7% rise in 1Q profit
Business
Wages have soared in Pittsburgh but economy appears to have stalled
By Chris Fleisher 5:42 p.m.Wages have risen faster in Pittsburgh than the rest of the country but economists are still worried about a local job market that appears to have stalled. A new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland found that weekly …
- Art Review: ‘Palimpsests: Ghost Signs of Pittsburgh’ at Filmmakers
- In Pittsburgh, to celebrate Shakespeare or not is the question on 450th celebration
- Comic Brad Williams won’t sweat the ‘small’ stuff at Pittsburgh Improv
- Redbeard’s keeps it casual, but adds upscale tastes
- Tomaro, Jones trumpet tunes of the silver screen
- DVD reviews: ‘Philomena,’ ‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’ and ‘Ride Along’
Arts & Entertainment
Pittsburgh eateries have their own gourmet touch with sliders
By Tribune-ReviewGood things can come in small packages — like mini-sandwiches or sliders. Sports bars have been offering mini-burgers for years, but the slider trend is now getting an gourmet touch …
- Easter traditions bring a welcome blast of spring, nostalgia, sweets
- Everything you always wanted to know about Easter hams
- You survived Tax Day: Go ahead, you deserve to celebrate
- Dinner in Minutes: Souvlaki (Lamb Kabobs) with Lentils and Rice Pilaf
Lifestyles
Healthy Eating: A light, airy fruit pudding from America’s past
By The Associated PressSnow pudding is a great old American recipe that dates back to pioneer days, back when resourceful home cooks hankering for a treat had to rely on whatever they had …
- Dead (& dying) ideologies
- Don’t expand state Medicaid — reform it
- Pro-business or pro-market?
- Is a selfie more objectionable than school stabbings?
- Rise of Obama’s genderhawks
Featured Commentary
Highmark vs. UPMC: Stop frightening seniors
By Amy Noone FrederickBoomers are entering what are supposed to be our golden years, the part of our lives where we should be able to kick back and relax. Yet at every turn, the government is taking more from us, filling us with …
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Thursday - April 17, 2014
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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