Новости за 27.02.2018

A home in Perry North was evacuated Tuesday after a landslide undermined the hill it sits on and began tearing apart the structure’s foundation.

Plans are moving ahead to open The Black Cat Market in Pittsburgh “staffed” by adoptable shelter cats. It’s just taking longer than two young entrepreneurs anticipated.

Pittsburgh City Council’s District 8 faces the kind of choices many areas would love to have — like what to do about rampant growth, and who to select among four candidates seeking to represent the East End district in a March 6 special election.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday announced that the Department of Justice will weigh in on the side of the growing number of states and other governments that are suing the makers and distributors of prescription opioids.

Here is everything you need to know about the ongoing contract negotiations between Pittsburgh Public Schools and the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers, as well as the impact of a potential strike if an agreement is not reached by Friday. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette will update this information throughout the week.

Two of many Pittsburghers’ favorite reasons for living  — roller coasters and pierogies -— are once again joining forces for an afternoon of fun in September.

A second body was discovered today at the scene of a house fire in Point Breeze North.

If the current group of Steelers never wins a Super Bowl, a number of things could be written on their collective gravestone.

The Somerset County prison guard who police say was beaten to death by an inmate from Pittsburgh was attacked because he confiscated a towel, according to court paperwork.

During his freshman season, Waynesburg’s Matt Popeck approached every game as though he had to prove he knew how to play.

Mister Rogers returned to the neighborhood on Tuesday. More precisely, his statue did.

Thomas’ Tull’s investment group has become a partner in The Milk Shake Factory and plans to open new locations and supply its ice cream.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — The players’ union recently hinted at its displeasure with the Pirates and Miami Marlins. Tuesday, it stepped things up a notch.

Penguins goalie Matt Murray has been diagnosed with a concussion, coach Mike Sullivan announced Tuesday.

When Jim Rutherford first approached Patric Hornqvist about a contract extension around Christmas, Hornqvist knew it was something the Penguins general manager didn’t do often.

Whether or not Rennick Remley wins in Pittsburgh City Council District 8's special election next week, he'll have proved something: Republicans can indeed have a sense of humor.

Pitt athletic director Heather Lyke said no decision has been made on the future of men’s basketball coach Kevin Stallings and that such a decision will not be made until after next week’s ACC tournament.

Negotiations are underway again Tuesday as Pittsburgh Public Schools and the teachers union attempt to reach a contract agreement and avert a strike Friday.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s longtime aide Hope Hicks was meeting with the House intelligence committee Tuesday for a closed-door interview as part of the panel’s Russia investigation.

WASHINGTON — Hope Hicks, one of President Donald Trump’s closest aides and advisers, is scheduled to speak behind closed doors Tuesday with the House Intelligence Committee in a meeting lawmakers fear could deepen their standoff with the White House over witnesses refusing to answer questions.

HAMAM ALIL, Iraq — Aliya Mohammed begged her son not to get mixed up with Islamic State. Now she is paying the price for his decision to defy her.

KUTZTOWN, Pa. — A slinking winter sun made Ray Chavous’ chestnut and sandy mares glow in the fields of his Berks County farm. He fished a pinch of tobacco from his flannel shirt, rolled a smoke, and stepped into a weather-worn shed.

Let’s get something straight: The Penguins did not trade Ian Cole because there was a personality clash between him and coach Mike Sullivan.

Let’s get something straight: The Penguins did not trade Ian Cole because there was a personality clash between him and coach Mike Sullivan.

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s governor and elections officials urged the state’s highest court on Monday to stand by its throwing out a congressional district map on constitutional grounds and establishing new district boundaries.