-
Defensive deadline deals
In separate trades, …
In separate trades, the Penguins moved defensemen Simon Despres and Robert Bortuzzo for former Penguin Ben Lovejoy and the Blues’ Ian Cole.
See more -
Care for rural vets
Lawmakers are pushing …
-
Remembering heroes
With emotional links …
-
Right team, right time
Pirates pitcher Vance …
-
Preparing students
The “ALICE” program, …
Breaking News
Sestak to kick off U.S. Senate campaign
By Salena Zito 9:56 p.m.Joe Sestak will make it official Wednesday. The former congressman and retired Navy admiral intends …
- Ohio house explosion kills one man 9:00 p.m.
Top Sports
Penguins acquire defensemen Lovejoy, Cole in deadline deals
By Jason Mackey 10:06 p.m.Ben Lovejoy is returning to Pittsburgh a changed man. On the ice, both he and …
Editor's Picks
Bill Gates repeats at top of Forbes’ list of billionaires
By The Associated PressNEW YORK — The world’s richest person got even richer this year. Forbes said Monday …
- Pittsburgh’s Downtown tops ranking of small to midsized cities 10:00 p.m.
- Interstate smash-and-grab jewelry ring may be operating in Pittsburgh area, Altoona 10:00 p.m.
- Police charge Beaver County sex offender who snuck into Pittsburgh science center
- Whistleblower claims Allegheny County’s human services director violated 2003 lawsuit settlement 9:56 p.m.
Allegheny
Teacher conduct under spotlight in Pennsylvania
By Tory N. ParrishPennsylvania law bans sexual contact between teachers and students, regardless of students’ ages, but as reports of teacher improprieties surface, experts say school districts must tell staff that inappropriate conduct won’t be tolerated. There are state mandates to train staff …
- Passion for speed fuels Ligonier man’s slippery dash in winter rally
- National Weather Service predicts up to 7 inches of snow before Sunday night
- Blaze rips through Salem house
- Greensburg pair jailed in convenience store robbery
- Sutersville denied grant to fix boat ramp
Westmoreland
Link to Sept. 11 motivated new chief of nonprofit Friends of Flight 93
By Mary PickelsHenry Scully easily recalls where he was on Sept. 11, 2001. Then an insurance broker in Bermuda, his employer had written the insurance for the World Trade Center. “The first …
- Nasdaq climbs over 5,000 points ... 15 years later 9:22 p.m.
- Pittsburgh gas pump prices up nearly 9 cents
- Tax on shale-gas drillers would punish industry, Turzai says 9:05 p.m.
- Bill Gates repeats at top of Forbes’ list of billionaires
- Natural gas royalties lawsuit hinges on transaction date
Business
Shale drilling boom a bust for some Western Pennsylvania towns
By Craig SmithJohn Mollenauer has viewed the prosperity raining on western Washington County from the Marcellus shale boom with all the longing of a kid staring through a candy store window. He’s …
- West Hills teacher pens 2nd novel 9:06 p.m.
- Mark Cuban cast as president in ‘Sharknado 3’ 9:07 p.m.
- Antiques show at Oakmont Country Club keeps Kerr Museum going
- Review: Radio host Glass’ ‘Two Dancers’ program rewards audience with insight, laughs
Arts & Entertainment
‘Let It Snow’s’ big-name cast filming all over Western Pennsylvania
By Michael Machosky 9:00 p.m.Shooting ambushes and gunfights in a rusted-out crumbling steel mill — that was easy, compared to shooting the light, holiday-themed romantic comedy “Let It Snow,” which may soon get a …
- Former Pirate Tekulve, a heart transplant recipient, speaks at Heart Association gala
- Celebrity bartenders pour it on for Drink for Pink in Pittsburgh
- Paint Your Paws event in Latrobe proves popular
- Westmoreland Cultural Trust’s Hollywood Party at the Palace marks 10th anniversary
Lifestyles
14th annual FashionAfricana looks at world of beauty
By JoAnne Klimovich Harrop 9:09 p.m.The fabric represents more than a component of clothing. It’s a livelihood for women artisans in Guinea Africa. They hand-dyed each piece to be featured in the first collection for …
- Nemtsov’s murder a direct result of policy that demonized him 9:34 p.m.
- Blaming the right again
- Europe must be pushed to fight the endemic scourge of anti-Semitism
- The limits of wishful thinking on Iran
- ‘Coup’ in Argentina? Ridiculous
Featured Commentary
Is liberalism exhausted?
By Jonah Goldberg 9:34 p.m.Canaries are not formidable birds, but they have their uses. For instance, coal miners learned over a century ago that when canaries drop dead at the bottom of the cage, it’s a sign that maybe there’s something wrong with the …
Photo Gallery
Monday - March 2, 2015
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
More Videos Most Recent Video
