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Local Marine killed
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The U.S. Marine Corps said that one of two helicopter pilots killed Friday during a training exercise was Capt. Elizabeth Kealey, 32, of Indiana, Pa.
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Breaking News
Winter weather advisory for Western Pa. in effect until Monday afternoon
By Aaron Aupperlee 6:54 p.m.A major Northeast snowstorm expected to drop a total of four to six inches on the Pittsburgh region …
Top Sports
Pitt loses first ACC meeting to Louisville, 80-68
By John Harris 7:12 p.m.No. 10 Louisville continued its mastery over the Pitt men’s basketball team Sunday in their …
Editor's Picks
Exit poll: Greece’s anti-bailout Syriza party wins election
By The Associated PressATHENS, Greece — The anti-bailout Syriza party won a clear victory in austerity-weary Greece’s national …
- Winter weather advisory for Western Pa. in effect until Monday afternoon 6:54 p.m.
- Pittsburgh police seek North Side carjacking suspect 5:49 p.m.
- Long-term solution for wastewater disposal eludes shale gas industry
- Lure of tuition aid, gifts draw college students to ‘sugar daddy’ sites
Allegheny
Commander: City police working to improve accountability
By Brian BowlingPittsburgh police are taking steps to improve their accountability, including the establishment of an Office of Professional Responsibility, police Cmdr. Eric Holmes said Saturday during the 17th Summit Against Racism. …
- Former Ligonier Township supervisor’s case heads to trial
- Geyer Performing Arts Center hosts AAFC production of ‘Murder on the Nile’
- Westmoreland firefighters get training to save pets
- Fayette County relies on Westmoreland response team for pet rescues
- Man’s body found in car in Forbes State Forest
Westmoreland
Woman killed in Washington Township crash
By Jodi WeigandOne woman was killed and two injured in a head-on collision Saturday evening along Route 66 in Washington Township. According to police, Jeannie M. Heltion, 57, of Washington Township was …
- Energy industry says it’s on top of methane leaks, but environmentalists want oversight
- Former athletes open businesses
- Workarounds exist for battery woes
- Password change can block hackers from wireless cameras
- Typewriters back in style, keeping repair shops busy
Business
Long-term solution for wastewater disposal eludes shale gas industry
By David ContiDefining wastewater disposal in the Marcellus shale fields has been a moving target. Drillers initially sent millions of gallons to public water treatment plants, until regulators said the plants were …
- Review: ‘Rodelinda’ a big success for Pittsburgh Opera 6:10 p.m.
- ‘Art Inter/National’ exhibit is an impressive showcase
- ‘Hilltop’ views everyday absurdism in occupied territories
- Budway’s ‘Candor’ is a sweet parting
- Pittsburgh-shot ‘Southpaw’ gets July release
- ‘Mister Rogers’ moves to new neighborhood — Heinz History Center
Arts & Entertainment
Pittsburgh Public Theater’s ‘My Fair Lady’ a steep climb
By Alice T. CarterStaging “My Fair Lady” is like climbing a mountain, says Ted Pappas. “It’s a very tall mountain, but a beautiful mountain.” Pappas, the producing artistic director at Pittsburgh Public Theater, …
- Easy recipes for game-day party planning
- Flavored popcorn makes a quick game-day snack
- Road Trip! Destination: New York’s Finger Lakes region
- Homeowners urged to use house checkups as maintenance device
- Good design on a budget is not only possible, it can be award-winning
- Ex-Pizza Huts still making dough as other businesses
Lifestyles
Film props, much more can be found at North Hills antiques shop
By Joyce HanzA new antiques shop along Babcock Boulevard offers a bit of Manhattan style with Pittsburgh hospitality. Kensington Court Antiques, which opened earlier this month, offers shoppers a venue with an …
- Jews, outnumbered by Muslims, suffer under mob rule
- Rogue states feel the oil pinch
- It’s time for some intelligent intelligence gathering
- Verbatim
- Taxing the rich won’t save America’s middle class
Featured Commentary
Islam has been hijacked by Wahhabism
By Azeem Ibrahim“Islam is a religion of love. My brother was killed by terrorists, by false Muslims.” These were the words of Malek Merabet, the brother of the police officer shot in …
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