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Over three months after its loss to Kansas State in the 2023 NCAA Tournament, Kentucky has finally added a transfer portal addition.

PITTSBURGH — On a muggy afternoon on Pittsburghs North Shore, it felt good to step into the shade beneath a leafy tree. The smell was sweet and a sound suggesting

Springdale Council is moving to create a “mixed-use overlay” in its zoning ordinance that will not change current zoning districts. However, the proposed overlay could allow for uses not specified in the current districts — including the 54-acre site of the defunct Duquesne Light power generating station, according to Carolyn

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Voters in three Jasper County communities will be casting ballots on a proposed local marijuana sales tax and other issues on Aug. 8.

Pittsburgh Steelers Daily Links: One analyst called Minkah Fitzpatrick the Steelers' x-factor. Fans are picking the win total over.

ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. — It used to be that you preferred the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball team playing Duquesne and Fordham as often as it did.

JOPLIN, Mo. — For one local family – what first began as a way to earn some extra cash has become one of the longest-running fireworks stands in Joplin. But there is so much more that goes into it than just smoke bombs and sparklers. “It’s a lot of hard work. Getting these tents set […]

Vote now for the winners, including in two new categories: ESG Investor of the Year and Rookie Fund of the Year.

Just as they had before Thursday’s U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down affirmative action in college admissions, campuses across Western Pennsylvania made one thing clear within hours after the historic ruling. They said they will find ways to keep their classes diverse, even without direct use of race. What that