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Rise of the coyotes
Coyotes, which eat …
Coyotes, which eat everthing from rabbits to fruit to white-tailed deer fawns, are thriving in Pennsylvania and throughout the Northeast.
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Money to spend
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Thinking differently
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Modern gentlemen
Men are seeking …
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‘Gift of October’
As he prepares …
Breaking News
Blaze rips through Salem house
By Nichole ChynowethFire destroyed a home in Salem Township Saturday evening, and emergency responders worked to determine …
Top Sports
Burnett’s farewell tour wishlist has just 1 item: Pirates World Series
By Rob BiertempfelBRADENTON, Fla. There will be no farewell tour for A.J. Burnett as the Pirates’ season …
Editor's Picks
Federal funding cuts stretch researchers to the limit
By Mike WereschaginZachary Reinert, a fifth-year graduate student at the University of Pittsburgh, said he tried to …
- Faithful stand together in Wilkinsburg
- More departments in region eye equipping officers with Narcan to treat overdoses
- Gallagher formally becomes Pitt chancellor
- Burial set for remains of World War II soldier from city
Allegheny
Federal funding cuts stretch researchers to the limit
By Mike WereschaginZachary Reinert, a fifth-year graduate student at the University of Pittsburgh, said he tried to keep an open mind. When he started graduate school in the Department of Chemistry, he …
- Greensburg pair jailed in convenience store robbery
- Sutersville denied grant to fix boat ramp
- Western Pa. nonprofits roll dice on casino company grants
- Sale of former SCI Greensburg prison to advance despite lawmakers’ objections
- Rostraver man faces trial in child sex case
Westmoreland
Blaze rips through Salem house
By Nichole ChynowethFire destroyed a home in Salem Township Saturday evening, and emergency responders worked to determine whether anyone was still inside. Salem Township Emergency Management Coordinator Glenn Stone said that two …
- Free-market thinker Hall to lead Congressional Budget Office
- Economist Hubbard says GOP should grow number of workers
- Women encouraged to become engineers
- Unruly photo collection? Get it under control with organizing program
- Protesters refuse to pay back education loans
Business
Shift in what powers the grid raises concerns about fuel diversity
By David ContiIt’s been described as a “jolt” to United States power systems, exposing a textbook example of how not to run our electrical grid. The so-called polar vortex of early 2014 sent heating bills skyrocketing, utilities scrambling for fuel and politicians …
- Tyler’s 20th, ‘A Spool of Blue Thread,’ is a miracle of sorts
- Dark satire ‘Welcome to Braggsville’ targets race, gender
- Carnegie Science Center’s ‘H2Oh!’ exhibit explores everything water
- Pittsburgh producer 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
Contemporary Craft artists create mashups of styles and materials
By Kurt ShawIt’s not often that an art exhibit can alter one’s perception of size, scope and scale. But walking among Elisabeth Higgins O’Connor’s colossal creations, on display at Society for Contemporary …
- Devices, exercises can keep technology from being a pain
- Road Trip! Destination: Harrisburg
- Cooking Class: Pork Tenderloin Medallions With Sweet Pea Risotto at Franco’s Trattoria
- Roasting or sauteing brings out sweetness of green beans
- Trendy meets traditional at Marshall home
- Duquesne Light Home & Garden Show show displays latest and greatest
Lifestyles
Men become focus of stores’ personal service efforts
By JoAnne Klimovich HarropMichael Joyner needed a professional beard trim. A friend told him about Mister Goods & Grooming, a men’s full-service barbershop in Lawrenceville, which offers everything from straight-razor shaves to beard …
- The limits of wishful thinking on Iran
- ‘Coup’ in Argentina? Ridiculous
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- Obama’s Keystone pipeline veto
- What if the government fears freedom?
Featured Commentary
Europe must be pushed to fight the endemic scourge of anti-Semitism
By Skip Grinberg & Gregg RomanThe menace of anti-Semitism is nothing new in 21st-century Europe. On Feb. 13, 2006, French Jew Ilan Halimi was found dead on a street in Paris after having been kidnapped …
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