Новости за 09.07.2018

As much fun as “The Full Monty” is — and the musical is a rollicking good time — it’s also a lens into what brought us to this moment.

Details from thousands more Pittsburgh-area properties are now available through an online map that chronicles water service connections, documenting which service lines are — or were — made from lead.

Anglr, a North Side-based startup that provides fishing intelligence through a free app and Bluetooth-connected accessories, has reeled in $3.3 million in Series A funding.

You know those restaurant visits, when a single dish stands out from the rest? It’s the one your tablemates wish they’d ordered because it’s super flavorful, Instagram-worthy or rivals a favorite home-cooked version.

Giant Eagle is expanding its grocery home delivery service again — this time to neighborhoods in the city of Pittsburgh.

WASHINGTON – Friends of Thomas Hardiman will have their eyes on their televisions at 9 Monday night when the Fox Chapel judge could be nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, but his home-state senator already is pledging his opposition.

WASHINGTON – Friends of Thomas Hardiman will have their eyes on their televisions at 9 Monday night when the Fox Chapel judge could be nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, but his home-state senator already is pledging his opposition.

An Allegheny County district attorney candidate's views on homosexuality and affiliation with a Wilkinsburg church has prompted calls for him to drop out of the race from members of the region's LGBTQ community.

U.S. Sen. Bob Casey said Monday he will oppose whomever the president chooses as his nominee for the Supreme Court.

In one sense, Major League Baseball got it right. Felipe Vazquez is the Pirates player most deserving for the All-Star game. For a long time, it looked as if it would be Corey Dickerson, but he had just one home run since May 4 and three RBIs since the end of May going into Monday night’s game against Washington. Francisco Cervelli appeared to belong after the first 2½ months of the season but got hurt — again — and missed 2½ weeks. There is no one else. Vazquez is the only choice on an awful team.

The Allegheny County Health Department shut down the Delicious Foods BBQ food stand on 23rd Street at Penn Avenue in the Strip District for operating without a permit or proper equipment.

"Anyone who has ever struggled with poverty knows how extremely expensive it is to be poor," wrote novelist and essayist James Baldwin.

"Anyone who has ever struggled with poverty knows how extremely expensive it is to be poor," wrote novelist and essayist James Baldwin.

We’ve got free music this week, in bulk, courtesy of the Deutstchtown Music Festival, happening bigger than ever Friday and Saturday on the North Side. There also a few classic-rock choices (one of them controversial) and a Tuesday night dilemma for indie-rock fans.

Great news for vinyl junkies: Jerry Weber is in the mood to unload some records.

A former Detroit Lions football player was arrested Monday in Pittsburgh after police say he punched an officer in the chest three times.

MSA Safety was the top performing regional stock in the first half of 2018, a period that saw fewer than half of the publicly traded companies with significant operations in the Pittsburgh region register gains.

The two graduates frowned at a monstrous diagram — a timeline spawning arrows to other timelines — that they had penned on a piece of scrap paper. None of the various programs, deadlines and visa systems seemed to spell opportunity as much as another source of stress.

A bloodhound puppy in training to become a Pittsburgh police K-9 died Saturday from aspiration pneumonia, the K-9 unit announced in a release.

A part-time Point Park University professor was found dead in his home in Carrick on Saturday, according to authorities.

A man found dead in his home in Carrick over the weekend has been identified, according to authorities.

Once again, Carol Johnson was searching. Somewhere in the grassy hillside before her lay the focus of a lifetime of grief and guilt. She reached into her purse for a tissue, then walked forward, looking for landmarks. Years had passed since her last visit.

Before leaving the Georgia Dome for the new, state-of-the-art Mercedes-Benz Stadium last offseason, the Atlanta Falcons evaluated their entire operation from top to bottom, pinpointing weak areas where they could improve to make the fan experience better.

Once again, Carol Johnson was searching. Somewhere in the grassy hillside before her lay the focus of a lifetime of grief and guilt. She reached into her purse for a tissue, then walked forward, looking for landmarks. Years had passed since her last visit.

After being named to the board of Eat’n Park Hospitality Group last year, Christy Uffelman wanted to meet in person with as many directors as possible before her first board meeting.