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The four-time WPIAL and PIAA champion's finished his high school career with a record of 145-8.

The West Virginia University recruit is just the 14th student athlete in Pennsylvania history to win four wrestling titles.

Night of mingling and refreshments yields tales and preservation of congregation's past

On eve of trial, congregation marks transition with "L'hitraot Ceremony." Rabbi Jeffrey Myers tells attendees, '“We are not saying shalom.”

Will collaborate for coverage of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial

A Better Way to Select Judges. McClinton Promises Change. Ethics Debate In Allegheny County Exec Race. Wooder or Water? Here is Monday’s Playbook

When staff at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette walked off the job 100 days ago, they became the first newspaper to strike in decades. Theyve already been followed by more.

Workers are spreading their message about the strike at Market Square in downtown Pittsburgh and keeping busy with a new online publication.

Union members said the paper's management rejected their health care-related concessions, leading to yet another stalemate.

Actually sort this thing out because it is ridiculous it is not until she of the problem is the travelling public are the ones who bear the brunt and it�*s notjust the travelling public, the people who get to work this way and those things if they are not difficult enough, and the whole thing is,. what is the involvement here because i thought the transport minister was engaged in talks with the union if a few days ago, that seem to be going somewhere, people making a bit of progress. the some...