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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 18m
Pa. health department backs off attempt to update disease-tracking rules amid pushback
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Pa. health department backs off attempt to update disease-tracking rules amid pushback
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has retreated from an attempt to change disease-tracking regulations, last updated 25 years ago, in the face of considerable resistance from residents and Republican lawmakers. The department announced Friday in a brief letter signed by health department Secretary Dr. Debra Bogen it will rescind the
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 58m
Hegseth confirms U.S. military will cut 20% of its generals and admirals
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Hegseth confirms U.S. military will cut 20% of its generals and admirals
QUANTICO, Va. — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced some major changes to the U.S. military on Wednesday in what he called his “State of the Force” address, including establishing a new drone command and cutting 20% of the nation’s generals and admirals. The Pentagon also will launch an effort to
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 1h
Pittsburgh’s 2027 budget proposal would avoid tax increases and layoffs — but it would tap the city’s reserves to balance spending. #Pittsburgh #economy #PittsburghBudget #CoreyOConnor #News triblive.com/local/oconnor-proposes…
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 1h
O'Connor proposes 2027 budget that raids reserves but avoids tax increase, layoffs
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O’Connor proposes 2027 budget that raids reserves but avoids tax increase, layoffs
Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O’Connor on Wednesday presented a preliminary 2027 spending plan that avoids tax increases and layoffs but proposes major drawdowns of the city’s reserves to make ends meet over the next five years. The proposed $728 million operating budget, slightly higher than this year’s, anticipates no surplus and
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 2h
Pa. records 5th measles death with infections over 900
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Pa. records 5th measles death with infections over 900
Pennsylvania has recorded a fifth measles-associated death as an outbreak that has sickened more than 900 people across the state continues, according to new state data released Wednesday. The state health department said the person was an unvaccinated Lancaster County resident, who tested positive for measles and died. Neil Ruhland,
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 2h
Beth Schwanke, executive director of the University of Pittsburgh’s Institute for Cyber Law, Policy and Security, spoke to senior citizens for National Day of Action to Fight Online Scams. triblive.com/category/business/tech…  #scam #cybersecurity #online #onlinescam #scams
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 3h
Duquesne Light Co. faces a potential strike by unionized workers demanding a fair contract that prioritizes safety and proper staffing. triblive.com/business/duquesne-ligh…  #Duquesnelight #blackout #powerouttage #pittsburgh #allegheny
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 3h
Carnegie Mellon University received $3 billion to launch Miami campus triblive.com/news/education-classro…  #CarnegieMellon #CMU #Pittsburgh #Miami #HigherEducation
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 3h
UPMC completes acquisition of Ohio-based Trinity Health System
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UPMC completes acquisition of Ohio-based Trinity Health System
UPMC has officially expanded its footprint into Ohio. The Pittsburgh-based hospital system and insurer announced Wednesday that it had completed its acquisition of Trinity Health System from Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health. Trinity’s facilities will transfer to UPMC on Thursday. They include Trinity East and West campuses — both in Steubenville —
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 4h
UPMC completes acquisition of Ohio-based Trinity Health System
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UPMC completes acquisition of Ohio-based Trinity Health System
UPMC has officially expanded its footprint into Ohio. The Pittsburgh-based hospital system and insurer announced Wednesday that it had completed its acquisition of Trinity Health System from Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health. Trinity’s facilities will transfer to UPMC on Thursday. They include Trinity East and West campuses — both in Steubenville —
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 5h
4 women sought restraining orders against man charged in UPMC doctor's killing
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4 women sought restraining orders against man charged in UPMC doctor’s killing
Years before Elijah Hemingway was charged last week in the grisly stabbing of a UPMC doctor and his wife in Edgewood, the Pittsburgh man was screaming uncontrollably, smoking and drinking alcohol straight from the bottle during an online court hearing about a restraining order one of several ex-girlfriends sought against
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 6h
Duquesne Light workers threaten strike Wednesday night
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Duquesne Light workers threaten strike Wednesday night
Duquesne Light Co.’s unionized electrical workers said they plan to go on strike when their contract ends at midnight Wednesday unless they get what the union is calling a “fair and equitable contract that recognizes the dangerous and critical work our members perform.” Josh Ewing, business manager for the International
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 6h
Five PSU defendants are intending to plead not guilty and have waived their formal arraignments, which were scheduled to take place Wednesday, Sept. 30. triblive.com/local/regional/5-penn-…  #pennstate #psu #pennsylvania #court #pittsburgh
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 7h
A fight between pilots forces a flight to Tel Aviv to make an emergency landing, officials say
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A fight between pilots forces a flight to Tel Aviv to make an emergency landing, officials say
TEL AVIV, Israel — A fight between pilots on a commercial plane traveling from the United Arab Emirates to Israel forced the aircraft to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, according to two officials. The episode raised concerns about a possible hijacking of a plane carrying dozens
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 7h
A fight between pilots forces a flight to Tel Aviv to make an emergency landing, officials say
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A fight between pilots forces a flight to Tel Aviv to make an emergency landing, officials say
TEL AVIV, Israel — A fight between pilots on a commercial plane traveling from the United Arab Emirates to Israel forced the aircraft to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, according to two officials. The episode raised concerns about a possible hijacking of a plane carrying dozens
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 8h
State rep calls on Gainey to resign from Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
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State rep calls on Gainey to resign from Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
The chairman of the Pennsylvania House Gaming Oversight Committee on Tuesday called for former Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey to resign from his seat on the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board amid a probe into alleged bid-rigging and improper financial disclosures while he ran the city. “As the regulator of a multibillion-dollar
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 9h
State rep calls on Gainey to resign from Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
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State rep calls on Gainey to resign from Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
The chairman of the Pennsylvania House Gaming Oversight Committee on Tuesday called for former Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey to resign from his seat on the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board amid a probe into alleged bid-rigging and improper financial disclosures while he ran the city. “As the regulator of a multibillion-dollar
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 9h
Carnegie Mellon University announces record $3B gift to help launch Miami campus
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Carnegie Mellon University announces record $3B gift to help launch Miami campus
Carnegie Mellon University on Wednesday announced that it received a $3 billion gift to help start a new Miami campus and expand in Pittsburgh. The university received the gift from Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of hedge fund company Citadel, to open the new Florida site and enhance the university’s
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 10h
Could the 1,100 people serving life for 2nd-degree murder in Pennsylvania get resentenced?
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Could the 1,100 people serving life for 2nd-degree murder in Pennsylvania get resentenced?
A Philadelphia man’s appeal of his mandatory life sentence without parole for second-degree murder could determine whether roughly 1,100 other similarly punished people in prisons across the state can seek new sentences. In March, the state Supreme Court issued a groundbreaking ruling that such a sentence for second-degree murder was
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 11h
Could the 1,100 people serving life for 2nd-degree murder in Pennsylvania get resentenced?
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Could the 1,100 people serving life for 2nd-degree murder in Pennsylvania get resentenced?
A Philadelphia man’s appeal of his mandatory life sentence without parole for second-degree murder could determine whether roughly 1,100 other similarly punished people in prisons across the state can seek new sentences. In March, the state Supreme Court issued a groundbreaking ruling that such a sentence for second-degree murder was
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 11h
Carnegie Mellon University announces record $3B gift to help launch Miami campus
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Carnegie Mellon University announces record $3B gift to help launch Miami campus
Carnegie Mellon University on Wednesday announced that it received a $3 billion gift to help start a new Miami campus and expand in Pittsburgh. The university received the gift from Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of hedge fund company Citadel, to open the new Florida site and enhance the university’s
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 12h
Morning Roundup: Woman faces arson charges in kitchen fire; 2 lottery tickets win combined $8.25M; search for missing man
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Morning Roundup: Woman faces arson charges in kitchen fire; 2 lottery tickets win combined $8.25M; search for missing man
Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Wednesday, Sept. 30: Woman faces arson charges in kitchen fire A woman was arrested on arson charges after officials allege she intentionally ignited a fire in her kitchen in Pittsburgh’s Westwood neighborhood. First responders were called to the 1400
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 13h
Doctors fear staying power of measles, a disease once eliminated in U.S.
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Doctors fear staying power of measles, a disease once eliminated in U.S.
Medical experts say highly contagious measles, once eliminated in the U.S., has gained enough of a foothold through rising vaccine hesitancy to reestablish itself as an ongoing problem. Despite a safe and readily available vaccine safeguard against the ailment, measles outbreaks are likely to continue in the coming months and
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 20h
Duquesne Light workers threaten strike Wednesday night
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Duquesne Light workers threaten strike Wednesday night
Duquesne Light Co.’s unionized electrical workers said they plan to go on strike when their contract ends at midnight Wednesday unless they get what the union is calling a “fair and equitable contract that recognizes the dangerous and critical work our members perform.” Josh Ewing, business manager for the International
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 21h
Hempfield supervisors pass stray cat ordinance despite backlash
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Hempfield supervisors pass stray cat ordinance despite backlash
A majority of Hempfield supervisors opted Monday to amend an ordinance to govern the care of stray cats during a contentious meeting where one resident vowed to have them voted out of office. The ordinance amendment was crafted after numerous complaints to the township by residents in the Greenridge development
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Justin Vellucci @jvthetrib.bsky.social · 23h
Four women sought restraining orders against #ElijahHemingway before he was charged in the stabbing death of a @upmc.com doctor. @alleghenycounty.bsky.social records catalog the alleged violence -- and a hearing where he yelled, smoked + drank on camera. @triblive.bsky.social LINK IN COMMENTS
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 22h
4 women sought restraining orders against man charged in UPMC doctor's killing
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4 women sought restraining orders against man charged in UPMC doctor’s killing
Years before Elijah Hemingway was charged last week in the grisly stabbing of a UPMC doctor and his wife in Edgewood, the Pittsburgh man was screaming uncontrollably, smoking and drinking alcohol straight from the bottle during an online court hearing about a restraining order one of several ex-girlfriends sought against
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 23h
Racist flyers appear in Pittsburgh, eastern suburbs in wake of UPMC doctor's slaying
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Racist flyers appear in Pittsburgh, eastern suburbs in wake of UPMC doctor’s slaying
Police say several racist flyers were distributed Tuesday morning in Pittsburgh and its eastern suburbs, seeming to reference the stabbing last week of a UPMC doctor, who died of his injuries, and his wife in their Edgewood home while they slept. The flyers were discovered by residents in Pittsburgh’s Regent
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Racist flyers appear in Pittsburgh, eastern suburbs in wake of UPMC doctor's slaying
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Racist flyers appear in Pittsburgh, eastern suburbs in wake of UPMC doctor’s slaying
Police say several racist flyers were distributed Tuesday morning in Pittsburgh and its eastern suburbs, seeming to reference the stabbing last week of a UPMC doctor, who died of his injuries, and his wife in their Edgewood home while they slept. The flyers were discovered by residents in Pittsburgh’s Regent
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Pittsburgh International Airport is putting SKIILD AI's AI-powered robot dogs to work. triblive.com/local/new-robots-check…  #Pittsburgh #PIT#AI #Robotics #Tech
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
New robots check for spills, full trash cans at Pittsburgh International Airport
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New robots check for spills, full trash cans at Pittsburgh International Airport
Pittsburgh International Airport’s newest robot helper resembles a dog, but it would rather use its face-mounted sensors to report a mess on the airport’s floor than create one of its own. East Liberty robotics outfit Skild AI designed the “quadruped” robot through the airport’s xBridge innovation center, a kind of
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Pittsburgh drivers, take note: Police enforcement of Oakland’s new bus-only lanes begins Thursday. triblive.com/local/pittsburgh-polic…  #Pittsburgh #OaklandPittsburgh #PittsburghTraffic #PittsburghDrivers #PublicTransit
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Heisler warns Pittsburgh's '27 budget faces witches' brew of pressures
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Heisler warns Pittsburgh’s ’27 budget faces witches’ brew of pressures
Pittsburgh Controller Rachael Heisler on Tuesday released projections showing a small revenue dip for the cash-strapped city next year, even as she cautioned that its budget could be impacted by foreign wars, a potential Major League Baseball lockout and other factors beyond local officials’ control. She also urged city officials
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
5 Penn State cocaine defendants waive formal arraignments
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5 Penn State cocaine defendants waive formal arraignments
The accused leader of a suspected cocaine trafficking ring accused of operating out of two Penn State fraternity houses and four other defendants are waiving their formal arraignments, Centre County Court of Common Pleas officials said Tuesday. These are five of the 14 total defendants who were charged in connection
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Heisler warns Pittsburgh's '27 budget faces witches' brew of pressures
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Heisler warns Pittsburgh’s ’27 budget faces witches’ brew of pressures
Pittsburgh Controller Rachael Heisler on Tuesday released projections that show a small revenue dip for the cash-strapped city next year, even as she cautioned that the city’s budget could be impacted by foreign wars, a potential Major League Baseball lockout and other factors beyond local officials’ control. She also urged
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Long-forgotten Clark candy bar variation returns
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Long-forgotten Clark candy bar variation returns
A long-forgotten variation of the Clark candy bar is making its comeback. Boyer, the candy company behind the Clark Bar, announced it will resurrect the Clark Crush Bar, which it describes as “a unique way of recreating the unmistakable taste of a Clark Bar in a completely different form.” The
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Hempfield supervisors pass stray cat ordinance despite backlash
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Hempfield supervisors pass stray cat ordinance despite backlash
A majority of Hempfield supervisors on Monday opted to amend an ordinance to govern the care of stray cats during a contentious meeting where one resident vowed to have them voted out of office. The ordinance amendment was crafted after numerous complaints to the township by residents in the Greenridge
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Potential buyer, use for Pittsburgh Mills remains a mystery for now
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Potential buyer, use for Pittsburgh Mills remains a mystery for now
The impending sale of Pittsburgh Mills has created a bit of a buzz among shoppers, financial experts and real estate agents waiting to learn the identity of the buyer. “It’s the million-dollar question,” said Alle­gheny County Councilman Nick Futules, whose district encompasses the Route 28 corridor that houses the Frazer
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Man dies in motorcycle crash in Unity
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Man dies in motorcycle crash in Unity
A man died Monday after a crash in Unity, according to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner. Ethan Enos, 20, was riding a motorcycle around 12:30 p.m. on Route 30 near Monastery Drive. He was taken to an Allegheny County hospital where he died two hours later, the medical examiner said.
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Man dies in motorcycle crash in Unity
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Man dies in motorcycle crash in Unity
A man died Monday after a crash in Unity, according to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner. Ethan Enos, 20, was riding a motorcycle around 12:30 p.m. on Route 30 near Monastery Drive. He was taken to an Allegheny County hospital where he died two hours later, the medical examiner said.
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Potential buyer, use for Pittsburgh Mills remains a mystery for now
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Potential buyer, use for Pittsburgh Mills remains a mystery for now
The impending sale of Pittsburgh Mills has created a bit of a buzz among shoppers, financial experts and real estate agents waiting to learn the identity of the buyer. “It’s the million-dollar question,” said Alle­gheny County Councilman Nick Futules, whose district encompasses the Route 28 corridor that houses the Frazer
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Concert review: Donnie Iris and NASH.V.ILL christen Citizens Live at the Wylie with preview show
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Concert review: Donnie Iris and NASH.V.ILL christen Citizens Live at the Wylie with preview show
The show was called “Soundcheck on Wylie Avenue,” and it sounded great. Citizens Live at the Wylie, the brand-new concert venue from Live Nation in the Lower Hill, broke ground in March 2025 after an intensive planning process. The venue opened its doors to the public for the first time
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Konnor Griffin set the tone in the #Pirates’ season finale with his first home run in three months. While injuries interrupted his rookie season, the 20-year-old says he’s hungry to show Pittsburgh what he can do.
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‘I’m hungry for more’: Pirates rookie Konnor Griffin finishes injury-interrupted season strong
Knowing the Pittsburgh Pirates needed to win their season finale to clinch a winning season, Konnor Griffin wanted to set the tone. So, he did something for the first time in three months. Griffin&rsq...
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Concert review: Donnie Iris and NASH.V.ILL christen Citizens Live at the Wylie with preview show
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Concert review: Donnie Iris and NASH.V.ILL christen Citizens Live at the Wylie with preview show
The show was called “Soundcheck on Wylie Avenue,” and it sounded great. Citizens Live at the Wylie, the brand-new concert venue from Live Nation in the Lower Hill, broke ground in March 2025 after an intensive planning process. The venue opened its doors to the public for the first time
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Jared Jones thinks the #Pirates can win 90 to 95 games next season. It’s a bold prediction — and a lot has to go right, from the rotation staying healthy to what happens with Brandon Lowe. Here’s what it would take for Pittsburgh to get there.
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What must happen in order to turn Jared Jones’ 90-win prediction into a reality for 2027 Pirates
After helping to pitch the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 82nd victory in the regular season finale at Detroit on Sunday, Jared Jones made a bold prediction. ​“I truly do think that we win 90-95...
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
In Tuesday's "First Call," a Cincinnati Bengal is setting the record straight about the team’s final offensive play Sunday. Plus: A health update on Steelers punter Cameron Johnston ... a former Pirate just put together one of the worst offensive seasons in baseball history.
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First Call: Bengals guard admits Steelers recovered game-clinching fumble; Steelers punter OK after hit
A Cincinnati Bengal is setting the record straight about the team’s final offensive play during their visit to Acrisure Stadium on Sunday. We get a health update on Steelers punter Cameron Johns...
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Hempfield Area to spend $121K on weapons detectors for elementary schools
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Hempfield Area to spend $121K on weapons detectors for elementary schools
Hempfield Area will install weapons detectors at its five elementary schools following a unanimous vote by the school board Monday night. The district purchased 12 OpenGate weapons detectors for its high school, Harrold School (ninth grade only) and middle schools in 2024. The devices — two parallel poles that create
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Taxpayers have funded nearly $1.5M in pro-Trump ads. Criticism is mounting, including from the GOP
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Taxpayers have funded nearly $1.5M in pro-Trump ads. Criticism is mounting, including from the GOP
The White House has spent days fiercely defending three taxpayer-funded advertisements that glorify President Donald Trump and are nearing at least $1.5 million in public spending, calling them public service announcements like those used in past administrations. “Don’t let the Fake News get away with their lies about our epic
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Taxpayers have funded nearly $1.5M in pro-Trump ads. Criticism is mounting, including from the GOP
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Taxpayers have funded nearly $1.5M in pro-Trump ads. Criticism is mounting, including from the GOP
The White House has spent days fiercely defending three taxpayer-funded advertisements that glorify President Donald Trump and are nearing at least $1.5 million in public spending, calling them public service announcements like those used in past administrations. “Don’t let the Fake News get away with their lies about our epic
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TribLive @triblive.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Westmoreland County Prison Board appoints interim warden
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Westmoreland County Prison Board appoints interim warden
Following leadership shakeups last month, the Westmoreland County Prison Board officially elevated Ben Carrillo as the facility’s interim warden. Carrillo, 31, fills the void left by the September firings of Warden Steve Pelesky and Deputy Warden of Security Robert Fagan. Both were terminated from their jobs at the Hempfield lockup
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