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Pittsburgh police Chief Cameron McLay says officers and the public must stand together against violence in high-crime neighborhoods.
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Breaking News
Butler County teen dies in ATV accident
By Bill Vidonic 8:06 a.m.A Chicora teen died in an all-terrain vehicle accident Friday in Fairview, Butler County, state police said. Briggs …
- 1 dead in Moon apartment fire 8:21 a.m.
Top Sports
Indiana boys beat Beaver Falls for 1st WPIAL basketball title
By Chris HarlanThe final seconds were falling away, and Indiana’s Dylan Stapleton found himself falling down. But …
Editor's Picks
Leonard Nimoy, world famous as Mr. Spock on ‘Star Trek’, dies
Staff and Wire ReportsFor generations of “Star Trek” fans and others throughout the world, actor Leonard Nimoy will …
- 1 dead in Moon apartment fire 8:21 a.m.
- Black Pittsburghers still challenged in education, workforce, housing 8:00 a.m.
- New Monroeville Mall policy aims to tame teen shoppers 8:00 a.m.
- Spring Hill woman sentenced to jail for stealing, euthanizing neighbor’s dog 8:48 a.m.
Allegheny
Pittsburgh police chief: Officers, public must unite against violence
By Megan Guza 8:00 a.m.Pittsburgh’s high-crime East End neighborhoods — specifically Homewood — are the centerpiece of police Chief Cameron McLay’s effort to build upon the community-oriented policing groundwork he has laid in six …
- Mt. Pleasant Business District Authority picks officers
- Fast-growing Americans for Prosperity opens location in Greensburg
- Few in Westmoreland County opposed to expansion plan for Mariner pipeline
- Woman charged for holding teen drinking party after video found at Penn-Trafford
- Westmoreland County Courthouse, annex roofs will be given $665K fix
Westmoreland
Sale of former SCI Greensburg prison to advance despite lawmakers’ objections
By Debra ErdleyOfficials say they are moving ahead with the sale of a shuttered state prison in Hempfield to a Carlisle businessman who bid $950,000 for the 96-acre property last week. “We have a vacant prison that has sat vacant since June …
- Severance tax on natural gas drilling backed by Pa. voters
- Highmark lays off nearly 100 workers, mostly in IT, as membership declines
- Mylan closes $5.3B tax-lowering deal with Abbott Labs
- U.S. economic growth revised downward to 2.2%
- Stocks wrap best month since 2011
Business
Easier home loan rules worry some
By Alex NixonIt’s getting easier for people without much money in the bank to buy a home, triggering concerns that the nation is setting the stage for another housing bust. The government …
- Leonard Nimoy, world famous as Mr. Spock on ‘Star Trek’, dies
- Pittsburgh producer T.J. Lubinsky revives, re-airs an expanded ‘Motown 25 ’
- ‘American Falls’ opens Barebones’ new permanent space in Braddock
- Author in Pittsburgh lecture series addresses hospital tragedy after Hurricane Katrina
Arts & Entertainment
Carnegie Science Center’s ‘H2Oh!’ exhibit explores everything water
By Kellie B. GormlyWhen you stand in the Carnegie Science Center on the North Shore and gaze out at the confluence of the three rivers, you see just a tiny teaser to a …
- Homework: Pencil cactus gains popularity
- Launch your wildlife garden with butterflies
- Cafe Con Leche helps Pittsburgh’s Latino community meet wider audience
- First Draft: Homebrew guru says Budweiser’s message was the opposite of crafty
Lifestyles
Duquesne Light Home & Garden Show show displays latest and greatest
By Bob KarlovitsBoyce Thompson says homeowners are finding it easier to take care of matters around the house. After all, they have an app for that. “The biggest thing that will be …
- Multiculturalism’s malignancy
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Featured Commentary
GOP’s unending wars
By Pat BuchananIf the sadists of ISIS are seeking — with their mass executions, child rapes, immolations and beheadings of Christians — to stampede us into a new war in the Middle East, they are succeeding. “Nearly three-quarters of Republicans now favor …
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Friday - Feb. 27, 2015
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