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One hurdle crossed
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The state House on Thursday passed legislation to privatize Pennsylvania’s liquor store system, though it faces a murky future in the Senate.
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Win for ‘net neutrality’
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Musical reinvention
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Making a bid
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Rebels with a cause
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Breaking News
Federal grand jury indicts chief operations manager for Pittsburgh office of Horizons Hospice
By Brian Bowling 4:40 p.m.The former chief operations manager for the Pittsburgh office of Horizons Hospice LLC orchestrated a scheme to defraud …
Top Sports
Penguins finally find way to beat Capitals
By Jason MackeyWASHINGTON — Make no mistake: This was a special win for the Penguins. On many …
Editor's Picks
PennDOT to replace drivers licenses issued since November without proper security features
By Bobby Kerlik 5:09 p.m.PennDOT has been issuing driver’s licenses since November without proper security features as a result of vendor error, …
- Hazelwood’s next challenge: attracting a crowd, development experts say 5:34 p.m.
- Housing Authority OKs $36.2 million for 2nd phase of Hill District development 4:05 p.m.
- Federal grand jury indicts chief operations manager for Pittsburgh office of Horizons Hospice 4:40 p.m.
- Highmark Health names new board chairman 5:38 p.m.
Allegheny
Pittsburgh councilwoman Rudiak announces bid for city controller
By Megan Guza 5:07 p.m.Hours after she announced her candidacy for city controller, councilwoman Natalia Rudiak gained the support of Mayor Bill Peduto. “Natalia Rudiak is well-qualified to serve as our city controller,” Peduto …
- School aide accused of throwing shoe at Penn-Trafford special-needs student, causing brush burn 2:07 p.m.
- Police claim woman stabbed husband at their Jeannette business
- Previously convicted of embezzlement, Mt. Pleasant postal worker accused of mail theft
- Court in the Classroom program provides insight for Norwin High School students
- State senator urges rejecting bids for former state prison site near Greensburg
Westmoreland
Woman charged for holding teen drinking party after video found at Penn-Trafford
By Paul Peirce 5:36 p.m.A video confiscated at Penn-Trafford High School by a resource officer resulted in the arrest of a 50-year-old woman Thursday for holding an underage drinking party at her home earlier this month. Linda Swope was charged with corruption of minors, …
- Highmark Health names new board chairman 5:38 p.m.
- Wolf tax proposal puts Beaver County Shell plant at risk, gas group head says
- Anthem data breach affects more than 750,000 Pennsylvania customers
- Pittsburgh Business Ethics Awards honors outstanding efforts
- As House looks to dismantle state stores, hybrid system might be option 3:53 p.m.
Business
Giant Eagle to close all 8 Good Cents locations
By Alex Nixon and Katelyn Ferral 2:01 p.m.Giant Eagle Inc. is abandoning its foray into the discount grocery business months after a similar decision by rival Bottom Dollar, underscoring the difficulties grocers confront eking out a profit …
- ‘Beautiful,’ ‘Gentleman’s Guide’ to lead Pittsburgh Broadway series
- ‘Ghosts’ an anomaly for Off the Wall productions
- Glass, Monica Bill Barnes Company combine for unlikely show at Byham
- Art review: ‘Sideways Museum’ at Space
- Review: Belgian-inspired Point Brugge Cafe has a menu curated to satisfy your stomach
- DVD reviews: ‘Whiplash,’ ‘Big Hero 6’ and ‘Horrible Bosses 2’
Arts & Entertainment
Microtonal music festival goes off the beaten scale in Pittsburgh
By Michael MachoskyMicrotonal music might sound small, but it’s actually quite a broad concept. And one not as uncommon as you might think. “If you think of blues players or jazz, when …
- The Wine Cellar: Vibrant whites give a taste of spring yet to come
- KitchenWise: Mastering the art of deglazing a pan with steak au poivre
- Military-style jackets making a fashionable comeback
- Hot upcoming sales include coins, furniture, statues
Lifestyles
Washington County Restaurant Week features former White House chef
By Sandra Fischione DonovanFormer White House Executive Chef Walter Scheib was born in California but grew up in Bethesda, Md., often visiting a summer cottage in Adams County, just north of Gettysburg. “I …
- Hanging Rudy out to dry
- Government should do less so we can do more
- Hear out Israel’s leader
- ‘Jobs for Jihad Delinquents’
- America’s Nero: President Obama fiddles as the world burns
Featured Commentary
Liberal ideals are stunting speech on college campuses
By Wendy KaminerIs a discussion of free speech potentially traumatic? A recent panel for Smith College alumnae elicited this ominous warning when a transcript appeared in the campus newspaper: “Racism/racial slurs, ableist slurs, antisemitic language, anti-Muslim/Islamophobic language, anti-immigrant language, sexist/misogynistic slurs ... …
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Wednesday - Feb. 25, 2015
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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