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The U.S. stock market fell sharply Tuesday afternoon, on pace for its worst day since August and its first two-day losing streak in more than a month. Hefty losses in health care and technology stocks weighed on the market. Banks and industrial companies accounted for a big slice of the decline. Energy stocks also fell as crude oil prices declined. Bond prices fell, sending yields higher.

HARRISBURG — The state Senate’s energy committee on Tuesday endorsed a resolution urging Gov. Tom Wolf to end a 3-year-old moratorium on new leases for oil and gas drilling under state forests, saying money from new leases could help address a state budget deficit.

It sounds like something more out of the Cold War than a competition for a corporate headquarters.

A healthy fast-casual spot, Freshii, opens Downtown

A healthy fast-casual spot, Freshii, opens Downtown

Rennick Remley, the Republican running in a City Council special election, did not appear at a Tuesday morning court hearing in which lawyers argued over his whereabouts. And during the hour-long hearing before Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Joseph James, solid evidence proving his domicile was almost as elusive.

Rennick Remley, the Republican running in a City Council special election, did not appear at a Tuesday morning court hearing in which lawyers argued over his whereabouts. And during the hour-long hearing before Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Joseph James, solid evidence proving his domicile was almost as elusive.

The Post-Gazette's Diana Nelson Jones and Nate Guidry are accompanying a group of veterans visiting Vietnam over the 50th anniversary of the Tet Offensive.

Matt Murray will return for the Penguins on Tuesday night against the San Jose Sharks following an extended absence after the death of his father, James.

Anyone hoping to see the rare Super Blue Blood Moon — three lunar phenomena occurring simultaneously for the first time since March 31, 1866 — some planning is recommended, even if the weather forecast of cloud cover could make it all for naught.

It didn't take Christina Cassotis long to score her first big flight this year.

Wheeling Newspapers, an affiliate of the Wheeling, W.Va.-based publishing company controlled by the same family that owns the Pittsburgh Pirates, is expected to buy the Charleston Gazette-Mail.

So what goes on over the winter on major highway construction projects when the weather has been bitter cold for weeks and the ground is frozen? A lot, actually.

WASHINGTON — There are few indications of what President Donald Trump will say in his first State of the Union speech to Congress Tuesday night, but members of Pennsylvania's congregation have their hopes.

There’s nothing like a couple Grammys and having your lady back on the road with you to put an extra spring in your step.

Serious question: Would you read your own biography?

SEATTLE — Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase announced Tuesday that they would form an independent health care company to serve their employees in the United States.

As you continue to analyze the NHL’s third-line center market, figuring out who fits best within the Penguins’ system, here’s something else to keep in mind: Don’t rule out a Matt Cullen return.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says the Trump administration’s list of top officials and businesspeople is a “hostile step” that harms relations between Russia and the United States.

An Atlanta-based investment manager whose extensive property holdings include One Times Square in New York and Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco has its eye on Pittsburgh’s signature skyscraper.

Authorities have identified a man who was found shot in a vehicle in Pittsburgh’s Larimer neighborhood Monday night.

Lingering snow flurries are expected to taper off late Tuesday morning as bitter wind chills of 5 degrees continue their hold on the region.

Lingering snow flurries are expected to taper off late Tuesday morning as bitter wind chills of 5 degrees continue their hold on the region.

Research led by top stroke experts, including researchers at UPMC, has greatly expanded the number of patients receiving clot-removing surgery in Pittsburgh’s Allegheny General Hospital and UPMC Presbyterian. Last week their work was endorsed at the highest level.