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Costly congestion
A Washington-based firm’s study …
A Washington-based firm’s study says traffic tie-ups cost Pittsburgh-area drivers $1 billion a year in lost time and fuel.
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No longer perfect
Reds 2, Pirates 1, …
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New headquarters
Esmark Inc. — a …
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Food, farm and field
A two-week, college-level program …
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Price staying ‘Strong’
The production of Billy …
Breaking News
Three killed when minivan crashes into tree in Butler County
By Michael HaschThree people — including a child — were killed and two others injured when a minivan crashed into …
Top Sports
Grilli blows 1st save; Pirates lose to Reds in 13 innings
By Travis SawchikCINCINNATI — The player most likely to regress on the Pirates’ roster entering Wednesday was …
Editor's Picks
FBI targets ‘hacktivist’ in rape case
By Chris TogneriA Kentucky man who drew attention to the Steubenville, Ohio, juvenile rape case said on …
- Lancaster transplant patient’s battle isn’t over yet in Pittsburgh
- VA wants no part of fines proposal
- Written records carry risk of skimming, says accountant reviewing Pittsburgh city books
- Judge deals setback to Steelers’ quest to expand Heinz Field
Allegheny
Study: Traffic jams siphon $1B a year from region’s drivers
By Tom FontaineFor Lisa Hoffman, time is money. Hoffman owns West Liberty Clocks along bustling West Liberty Avenue, part of a corridor that a national research group says is Pittsburgh’s most congested …
- Anglers, others don’t want Kingston dam to go
- Contractor charged with theft from Jeannette
- Jeannette treasurer calls it quits
- Everson resident accused of attacking woman with car
- Norwin district residents to pay a little more
Westmoreland
Cyber studies lead Latrobe grad to West Point
By Stacey FederoffThe intense physical fitness test for the U.S. Military Academy was the least of 17-year-old David Henderson Jr.’s worries when he considered applying. He will graduate as valedictorian Thursday from …
- Esmark celebrates new headquarters in Edgeworth
- FedEx 4Q profit drops as economic growth is weak
- SEC investigation to continue into ‘suspicious’ acquisition of Heinz stock option
- Fed suggests it’s closer to slowing bond purchases
- Zero percent doesn’t necessarily mean zero worries
Business
Lending is lifeblood for small businesses
By John D. OraveczTripp Clark learned a hard lesson about starting a new business. Local banks turned a cold shoulder when he and his business partner, Tim McLaughlin, sought financing to start 321 …
- Entertainment briefs: Sara Bareilles, Playground Project, Trolley Museum anniversary and more
- Billy Price has lots of help to keep him staying ‘Strong’
- Country crooner Chesney brings the party to Pittsburgh’s Heinz Field
- Manson is beyond trying to shock audiences
- Kittanning’s Arts on the Allegheny music series opens with Gaelic Storm
- Eli Young Band enjoying the ride
- New Kensington Community Days gives crowds, performers a chance to see revamped Memorial Park
- DVD reviews: ‘Jack the Giant Slayer,’ ‘Stoker’ and ‘21 & Over’
Arts & Entertainment
Hot Ticket: Tom Petty; Ray Mancini documentary; Mo’Nique at the Improv
By Tribune-ReviewMUSIC TOM PETTY AT CONSOL Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, whose career spans five decades, will perform June 20 at Consol Energy Center, Uptown. Petty — a singer, songwriter and …
- A passion for the void: Artists take different paths into emptiness
- Isis Cafe proud to be an (Egyptian) family affair
- College fave Bob’s Sub brings its famed sandwiches south to New Kensington
- Pittsburgh’s Schwartz’s is reborn as a Living Market on the South Side
- Foodie star Alton Brown is taking his act on the road
- Healthy Eating: Put a better-for-you spin on the popular fish taco
- A la carte: Brusters adds seasonal flavors; Washington County Fair cooking contests
- Place aims to reach, teach African orphans
- Fabled bed & breakfast in Gettysburg offers glimpse of past
Lifestyles
Carnegie Science Center’s bike exhibit transports visitors through history
By Kellie B. GormlyNo, Pee-wee Herman’s famous, elaborate, red bike really isn’t in the basement of the Alamo, but you knew that already if you’ve seen “Pee-wee’s Big Adventure.” Guess where it is …
- Obama tiptoes to war
- Here’s why we should speed up U.S. natural gas exports
- Broadcast nets: Ailes is what’s good for you
- ‘Smarter’ illegals enforcement?
- Rand Paul’s losing case: Challenging the NSA is an uphill battle on multiple fronts
Featured Commentary
Teachers union head claims Pa. shortchanging education
By Jake HaulkTo no one’s surprise, the head of the state’s largest teachers union is complaining about the unwillingness of the state to replace the federal stimulus spending that ended in 2011. Moreover, the union head is unhappy that a large fraction …
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Tuesday - June 18, 2013
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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