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How Tree of Life Is Moving Forward a Year After Tragedy

By Mahita Gajanan

Pittsburgh Jewish Group Raises Money for New Zealand Muslim Community After Mosque Shootings

By Megan McCluskey

Congress Sang 'Happy Birthday' to a Holocaust Survivor at the State of the Union

By Abigail Abrams

President Trump Stays Hostile Even as Synagogue Mourns

By Brian Bennett
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These 1940s Photographs of Pittsburgh Steel Worker Families Hold a Mystery

Do you recognize the people or places?

By Lily Rothman and Liz Ronk

100,000 Pittsburgh Residents Told to Boil Their Tap Water

Officials discovered low levels of chlorine in the water

By Mahita Gajanan

Anti-Trump Protests Swell Across the U.S.

Thousands are rallying against what they see as Trump's racist and misogynist rhetoric

By Feliz Solomon

This Man Who Jumped Rooftops to Impress a Date Just Got Stuck Between Buildings

Stuck between guac and a hard place

By Cady Lang

Preserving the Black Experience Through Performance

Photographer Teenie Harris’ images of actors, musicians and dancers speak to the power of art

By Dante A. Ciampaglia

Adoption Laws Thwart Same-Sex Union

Nino Esposito adopted his partner Roland Bosee before gay marriage was legal

By Nash Jenkins

How a No-Tipping Policy Helped This Restaurant Triple Profits in 2 Months

A business model that maximizes human value sees great success at Bar Marco in Pittsburgh

By Geoff Weiss / Entrepreneur

Brady Shines in First Game After 'Deflategate' Ruling

The star quarterback threw for four touchdowns in his first win of season

By Victor Luckerson

See How Robotics Is Disrupting What It Means to Be Disabled

At the Human Engineering Research Laboratories (HERL) in Pittsburgh, Pa., veterans, engineers, doctors and researchers are working together to improve the lives of people with disabilities. Since 1994, Dr. Rory Cooper and his team have been solving everyday problems of people with disabilities and inventing new technologies to change the way people with disabilities interact with and experience the world around them

By Julia Lull

This May Be Uber's Most Controversial Move Yet

It has some people steaming

By John Kell / Fortune

Uber and Carnegie Mellon Partner Up on Driverless Taxis

And Google is also eyeing similar technology

By Sabrina Toppa

This Unreal Photo Will Make You Sad You Missed the Supermoon

The series of summer Supermoons closed in style Monday night as the full moon hit its closest point in earth's orbit — exhibiting a larger and brighter than usual natural phenomenon.

By Laura Stampler

Woman Hospitalized After Massive Sinkhole Swallows Car Whole

"I felt a thunk"

By Dan Kedmey

Pittsburgh, You're Too Nice to Be Unhappy

A new study says the Rust Belt city is the second least happy metropolis in the United States. Quit whining, yinz. Pittsburgh's got too much going for it to be depressed

By Bill Saporito

Alleged School Stabber Had 'More People to Kill'

The 16-year-old suspected of stabbing 21 people at a Pennsylvania school allegedly made chilling remarks when confronted during the attack, according to a criminal complaint released Friday

By Noah Rayman

Pirates Fan Catches Ball With Popcorn Tub

During Friday's game against the Cardinals at Pittsburgh's PNC Park, one Pirates fan was undeterred by lack of a baseball glove and opted to catch a foul ball with a bucket of popcorn. Maybe the players should follow suit

By Samantha Grossman
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