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The bus to Canton
Jerome Bettis, the …
Jerome Bettis, the NFL’s sixth-leading rusher, was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday in his fifth year of eligibility.
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Just trying to get by
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Upsetting the Irish
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‘Sky is full of gulls’
Gulls descended on …
Breaking News
City crews getting ready for winter storm expected Sunday, Monday
By Melissa DanielsRoad crews throughout Western Pennsylvania are prepping for anywhere from 3 to 12 inches of snow through Sunday …
Top Sports
Jerome Bettis to be enshrined in hall of fame
By Rob Rossi 1:40 a.m.PHOENIX — The Bus’ bust will be bronzed this summer. Jerome Bettis, the NFL’s sixth-leading …
Editor's Picks
Voters opt for ‘Don’t Know’ in 2016 presidential race, Susquehanna poll finds
By Salena ZitoAsked who they would prefer to run for president in 2016, most voters choose “Don’t Know,” a nationwide …
- CMU software eases task of mining prostitution ads
- Gulls fleeing frozen Great Lakes fill skies over Pittsburgh’s Point
- Washington Road accident in Mt. Lebanon injures five people
- 4-car pileup reported on Bower Hill Road
Allegheny
City crews getting ready for winter storm expected Sunday, Monday
By Melissa DanielsRoad crews throughout Western Pennsylvania are prepping for anywhere from 3 to 12 inches of snow through Sunday and a rough Monday morning commute. Forecasts call for snow and freezing rain beginning Sunday overnight through Monday afternoon, according to a …
- Westmoreland Museum makeover draws raves
- Hempfield man receives long-overdue Bronze Star for World War II service
- Monessen woman dies in truck-car crash on Route 51 in Fayette County 12:24 a.m.
- Longtime Greensburg District Judge Albert will seek fifth term
- Charges advance for men accused in police scuffle at Fort Ligonier Days
Westmoreland
Westmoreland museum spotlights artist John Kane’s late-in-life fame
By Natasha LindstromJohn Kane struggled to survive in Pittsburgh in the early 1900s. He lost his infant son to typhoid fever and lost a leg to a train. He depended on The …
- Plus-size fashion bloggers recruited
- 8th-grader gets venture capital for inexpensive Braille-printer
- Decoding mutual funds jargon
- Cheap gas lets small business dream big
- Taxpayer clinics fill IRS void
Business
As banking goes mobile, branch closures rip through local economy
By Chris FleisherPhil Arlia has been dispensing medication in Pitcairn since 1968, but he was more than a pharmacist. He was a kind of banker. “We always had a courtesy of cashing …
- Westmoreland museum spotlights artist John Kane’s late-in-life fame
- Sax player finds fulfillment in new home
- Exhibit at Kerr Museum in Oakmont explores grief during Victorian times
- Westmoreland Museum makeover draws raves
- Tim Johnston’s ‘Descent’ twists a familiar trope in an unforgettable novel
- Christopher Scotton’s ‘Secret Wisdom of the Earth’ is a marvelous blend
Arts & Entertainment
PBT stages elaborate new production of ‘Beauty and the Beast’
By Mark KannyValentine’s Day is a special time of year in dance, because romance is one of ballet’s strong suits. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre has invested heavily in a special offering this season, …
- Road Trip! Destination: Louisville, Ky.
- Cooking Class: Vanilla Shrimp and Scallops at The Wooden Nickel
- Warm dressing over mixed greens makes a zesty main course
- Beer keeps roasted chicken juicy
- Homework: Pittsburgh Home Show to feature celebs, wine and pets
- Prison artists add works to Braddock Carnegie’s art-lending library
Lifestyles
Mt. Washington renovation is a labor of love
By Bob KarlovitsChange is at the heart of the home at 217 Grandview Ave. on Mt. Washington. A building that was a duplex has become a one-family home. A dining room now …
- Cozying up to dictators
- Argentina requires outside probe
- LETTERS HOME ...
- Another sordid tale in America’s ‘War on Terror’
- Real men can make quiche (& cut wood)
Featured Commentary
EXCLUSIVE TO THE TRIB: Treat Pennsylvania’s pension crisis as an opportunity, not a political hot potato
By Matthew J. Brouillette & Jake HaulkCrisis management can be broken down into three general phases: identifying the problem, developing the best plan to fix it and executing that plan while adjusting as needed. It’s a …
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Saturday - Jan. 31, 2015
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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