Новости за 12.07.2018

No, it wasn’t Black Friday.

CNX Resources Corp. and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection have settled a monthlong back and forth over violations at a natural gas gathering pipeline construction site in Indiana County.

Since he campaigned here in his losing bid for the presidency two years ago, Bernie Sanders’s brand of politics has surged in the Pittsburgh area.

The Senate Judiciary Committee met Thursday to consider the nominations of various candidates for federal judgeships, including Pittsburgh's David Porter, but didn't vote on any of them.

A standing-room-only crowd jammed into Bridgeville council chambers on Monday night to demand answers to the chronic flooding that has plagued McLaughlin Run Creek causing repeated damage to homes and businesses in the 1.1-square-mile borough.

On Pittsburgh’s North Side, Norfolk Southern’s plans to change a series of bridges to accommodate double-stack rail cars has caused a public uproar from residents concerned the changes will damage a historic park, increase noise and ruin the streetscape for vehicles and pedestrians by increasing the grade approaching two bridges and putting sidewalks below street level.

When Linda Hippert was approached nearly a decade ago about applying to become the executive director of the Allegheny Intermediate Unit, she said she only understood the agency’s role from the viewpoint of a district superintendent.

Tuition across Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities will increase by a base yearly rate of 2.99 percent, or $224, effective this fall.

Congressman Conor Lamb on Thursday was named ranking member of a newly formed House subcommittee that will oversee technology projects at the Department of Veterans Affairs, including its creation of a modernized electronic record system.

If there is a silver lining to the dark clouds that poured several inches of rain on the riverfront towns of Aspinwall, Fox Chapel, Millvale, O’Hara and Sharpsburg last week, it’s the spirit of cooperation fostered during cleanup and recovery.

When O’Hara police Superintendent James Farringer hits the road to retirement after 40 years service, he likely will do so on three wheels, with a backward wave to his replacement, Sgt. Scott Slagel.

Pittsburgh has received a $3.56 million state grant to replace 35 more traffic signals Downtown, part of the city’s effort to upgrade all signals in the central business district.

Is there anybody out there?

A well-known Pittsburgh musician drowned Monday in the Atlantic Ocean near Ocean Grove, N.J., according to authorities there.

NBC’s partially Pittsburgh-set “This is Us” repeated several of its Emmy nominations from a year ago, landing among the highly competitive outstanding drama race and again placing two actors (Sterling K. Brown, Milo Ventimiglia) in the lead actor in a drama series category.

The irony isn’t lost on Gary Andreis: In the more than 11 years he ran McDonald Auto Service, he had no significant flooding at the business until the Pennsylvania Turnpike began construction last year of a section of the Southern Beltway about a quarter-mile from his property.

Online customers of Macy’s and Bloomingdales are being warned about a security breach earlier this year that exposed their account information to hackers.

A visit to a Quest Diagnostics facility to have some blood drawn found the very large three-level parking area completely filled. I drove around twice before going another level higher at an adjacent building to park.

New Century Careers and No Crayon Left Behind seem to operate in two separate areas of the Pittsburgh nonprofit world.

Topgolf, first of all, is not golf.

The bull market in U.S. stocks has been running for so long that some investors, fearful of losing the impressive gains they have already seen, are tempted to cash in while they’re still ahead.

When Melita Terry saw a performance of the play “Forget Me Not” in Nashville, Tenn., last year, she saw a means of helping boost African-American participation at the University of Pittsburgh’s Alzheimer Disease Research Center.

When Jimmy Hoyson and Bob McCutcheon gaze upon the big glowing console that now dominates the room at The Vault Recording Studio, it’s a look of love.

Stephanie Clifford, the pornographic film actress who said she had an affair with Donald Trump before he became president, was arrested at a strip club in Columbus, Ohio, her lawyer said early Thursday.

Stephanie Clifford, the pornographic film actress who said she had an affair with Donald Trump before he became president, was arrested at a strip club in Columbus, Ohio, her lawyer said early Thursday.