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A lawsuit alleges that it's impossible to buy online Kennywood tickets without paying a fee for which no explanation is offered.
A well-known Pittsburgh catering company soon will provide food for a popular area taproom.
Effective immediately, you can't take a balloon into an Allegheny County park.
He has been a teacher at the local school for 9 years.
The region is among the few in major metros that has bucked a national trend.
A New England law school has withdrawn the admission for an alleged leader of a lucrative cocaine operation at Penn State.
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A spooky season special will be open throughout the upcoming season.
An NFL and former Pro Bowl player and Pittsburgh-area native was arrested in his hometown.
Timing for the storm's most severe impacts could be "particularly inconvenient" around rush hour.
The woman remained on the phone with dispatch as the man broke in through the side door, authorities said.
"This is much more than a new name, a fresh coat of paint or a new menu," the restaurant's owner said.
The northbound lanes of the highway were shut down for hours Thursday morning.
The establishment will be located near trails and could offer outdoor amenities such as a dog park.
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Rain could fall at a rate of up to 3 inches per hour, though forecasters warn of uncertain confidence.
Wildlife officials continue to closely monitor the area.
UPMC's donation of the trauma kits will aid city police initially treat severe, life-threatening injuries.