Новости за 21.01.2019

Staff visits to Cafe du Jour, Revival and more.

Wind chill temperatures felt as low as minus 13 degrees in Pittsburgh Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service.

A spokesman for Sen. Bob Casey said the bills cited by Sen. Pat Toomey “have merit and are worth considering.”

S+P Restaurant Group made the transition over the weekend for the space on Camp Horne Road in Ohio Township.

Problems included holding food at unsafe temperatures, lack of a certified food safety manager and eating and smoking in the kitchen.

Prosecutors withdrew animal cruelty charges against Ivan Devoren in exchange for his guilty plea to drug and gun offenses

With pension reform out of reach in Washington, D.C., Pittsburgh fund managers are turning to their only option left: painful benefit cuts.

Hiring someone else to market your invention is a risky move — one that solo inventors make quite often.

Sandy Springs Brewing Co. is opening the first of its overnight accommodations for guests to the town of Minerva in northeast Ohio.

Four on transplant list receive organs from young woman felled by asthma.

Are drugs tearing your family apart? Is your supposed “best friend” is never happy for you? Natalie Bencivenga has advice!

The punky, pup-friendly DogHouse is the first crowd-funded hotel at a brewery -— at BrewDog USA just southeast of Columbus, Ohio.

Former WTAE-TV newswoman Sally Wiggin gives us a glimpse of her life at home in Fox Chapel. Hint: It’s about animals, nature and travel.

Rankin has the third-highest concentration of youth in the county, and the fourth-highest rate of residents using county human services.

Somali Bantu refugees settled in Lawrenceville. Now they're moving to avoid the rise in housing costs.

The $10,000 raised will help 850 food-insecure households served each month by the food pantry run by the Northside Common Ministries.

Port Authority expects recommendations by the end of the year, but civic group Pittsburghers for Public Transit say that’s too long.

Found artwork now hangs in a gallery named for the artist, Irma Freeman.

What trends will you see at events and parties around the city in 2019? Natalie Bencivenga talks with experts in the field of party planning.

Pennsylvanians will be able to wager by computer and phone on sports, slots, table games and poker within a few months.