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The Society for Contemporary Craft will leave its longtime home in the produce terminal at the end of 2019 under a deal reached with the Chicago firm redeveloping the Strip District landmark.

The Society for Contemporary Craft will leave its longtime home in the produce terminal at the end of 2019 under a deal reached with the Chicago firm redeveloping the Strip District landmark.

The Society for Contemporary Craft will leave its longtime home in the produce terminal at the end of 2019 under a deal reached with the Chicago firm redeveloping the Strip District landmark.

It was a picture-perfect day as Marine Corps Maj. Eric Burkett, seated in a wheelchair and flanked by two Marines who had served with him, raised the American flag on a flagpole located in front of his new home in Lawrence County.

Jeff Goldblum invited everyone home for a pool party Thursday, while accepting his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The Tiger Shop at North Allegheny Intermediate High School serves a dual purpose: helping students with special needs learn vocational skills and providing funds for worthwhile charities.

Rob Rogers, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s editorial cartoonist, was fired Thursday. The award-winning cartoonist and Pulitzer Prize finalist whose work was often reprinted in national publications had been with the newspaper since 1993.

Rob Rogers, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial cartoonist, said in a social media post Thursday that he had been fired.

Rob Rogers, the Post-Gazette editorial cartoonist, said today in a social media post that he had been fired.

After three weeks of offseason training activities and three days of minicamp, the Steelers will not convene again as a team until players and coaches report to training camp July 25 in Latrobe.

The Mariner East 1 pipeline has been allowed to resume ferrying natural gas liquids from southwestern Pennsylvania across the state, but two pipelines under construction along the same route remain on hold.

Ever since Fox Chapel Area Middle School art teacher Nanci Goldberg opened an art space in Sharpsburg with the saucy name Ketchup City Creative, there’s been no shortage of local artists sharing their gifts.

Chef Aaron Allen will head up the kitchen at Willow in Ohio Township.

Aliquippa police are no longer involved in investigating the murder of a teacher last month following a decision Wednesday by the acting chief to remove his department from the probe.

While Lawrenceville, Downtown, East Liberty and the North Side transform from quiet main drags to lively restaurant rows, Shadyside has been a Pittsburgh dining staple for decades. An ideal location, leafy environs, appealing architecture and cared-for buildings work in its favor, as well as big-name anchor brands and indie boutiques. Read more

The NCAA is often an easy target for harsh criticism, and most of the time the critics are correct. The organization often makes decisions that make it more difficult, not easier, for student-athletes.

ALCOSAN, Allegheny County’s wastewater-processing giant, cleans up to 250,000,000 gallons of water a day. Now your kids can see how it’s done.

Pittsburgh Crime Stoppers is seeking the public’s help in an unsolved homicide in McKees Rocks that took place last month.

Warby Parker wants you to stop into its East Liberty store and be its neighbor.

NEW YORK — The New York attorney general on Thursday filed suit against President Trump and his three eldest children alleging “persistently illegal conduct” at the president’s personal charity, saying Trump repeatedly misused the nonprofit — to pay off his businesses’ creditors, to decorate one of his golf clubs and to stage a multimillion dollar giveaway at his 2016 campaign events.

WASHINGTON – In Day Two of an expansive push to stem drug addiction and opioid-related deaths, the U.S. House on Wednesday passed a series of bills including three sponsored by Pennsylvania members.

Republicans linking their campaigns for statewide office in Pennsylvania to President Donald Trump’s political fortunes will receive mixed messages — at best — from the latest Franklin & Marshall College Poll.

Republicans linking their campaigns for statewide office in Pennsylvania to President Donald Trump’s political fortunes will receive mixed messages — at best — from the latest Franklin & Marshall College Poll.

“Sharpen your pencil,” Cliff Sutton told Pittsburgh Press reporter Pete Bishop at the Jenkins Arcade in 1982.