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Advanced manufacturing apprenticeships will earn college credit at IUP and PennWest

Manufacturing apprentices will now be able to earn college credit for their work experience if they choose to pursue a bachelor’s degree at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania or Pennsylvania Western University. The new PathForwardPA program, led by state education and industry organizations, will allow students to earn credits...

Pittsburgh, PA · 15h

USA TODAY

Duolingo relocates to new Pittsburgh headquarters. Take a look inside

Duolingo , a worldwide language learning technology company founded at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh , has relocated its headquarters just a short distance from its old offices. The company relocated to the new headquarters on Nov. 9, a Duolingo spokesperson said in an email to USA TODAY. While the new location is larger, it keeps Duolingo not only in Pittsburgh, but also in its home neighborhood of East Liberty. "Pittsburgh is where Duolingo started, and this headquarters is our commitment to growing here for the long haul," said Sean Devlin, vice president of workplace and real estate at Duolingo. "Our new office brings our team together under one roof in a space that feels unmistakably Duolingo." Here's what to know about the company's relocation. Where is Duolingo's new office located? Duolingo's new headquarters are located at 141 South St. Clair Street in Pittsburgh's East Liberty neighborhood, about a five-minute walk from the company's old headquarters at 5906 Penn Avenue. It's been in the neighborhood for a decade. The new headquarters bring the company's local employees together into one 142,730-square-foot space designed by Rapt Studio in partnership with general contractor PJ Dick and project manager Studio SMC. The space includes

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Pittsburgh's Public Source

After 30 years in the minority, Jay Costa steps into Senate spotlight

“He’s seen a lot of bills come up and I think that he’ll do what he thinks is best," said state Sen. Devlin Robinson, a Republican. “I think he’s a pragmatic person and he’ll be pragmatic in whatever office he possesses.” The post After 30 years in the minority, Jay Costa steps into Senate spotlight appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source . PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.

Allegheny County, PA · 2d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

Kennywood Holiday Lights returns with 3 million lights, new shows, rides and festive food

Kennywood has decked the halls for its annual Holiday Lights festival, returning Friday with new shows, seasonal food offerings and about 3 million lights illuminating the park. This year’s festivities include a new ice-skating show featuring BMX stunts, a Broadway-inspired holiday revue and a Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer walk-through experience,...

West Mifflin, PA · 1d

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‘What can theater be?’: Inside The Glitterbox Theater’s playful, DIY home in Homestead

The Glitterbox Theater, formed on paper in 2016, grew out of a community of people looking to create an accessible and playful space for local artists to present their work. In light of continuing that growth, co-manager Nick Stocks, 43, raised the question: “What if we invest in a little bit of infrastructure to help people and up their theatrical game a little bit?”

Homestead, PA · 1d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

Scenes from the Valley: Images captured in the Alle-Kiski Valley from Nov. 5-11, 2026

The Burrell High School band marches down Leechburg Road on Wednesday during the Lower Burrell Veterans Day Parade. (Emma Stanton | TribLive) Here is a weekly look at recent images captured throughout the Alle-Kiski Valley. From major news events to routine gatherings, TribLive’s “Scenes from the Valley” photo package brings...

Lower Burrell, PA · 12h

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Oakmont Splits Over Bow Hunters Set to Target Deer in Borough Parks

Deer have been wandering onto Oakmont's Main Street and darting across a trail between the upper and lower boulevard for years, and now the borough is turning to bow hunters to thin the herd. The archery phase of Oakmont's deer management program could start as early as Thursday, and residents are sharply divided over whether vetted hunters belong in local parks at all.

Oakmont, PA · 2d

WPXI Pittsburgh

Local career tech school teachers plan to strike if contract not reached

Teachers at a local career tech school say they plan to strike.

Monroeville, PA · 2d

myfamilytravels.com

Turkish Immigrant Drove Taxis in Pennsylvania Before Opening a Small Restaurant That Makes Baklava From Scratch

Before opening a small Turkish restaurant in Pennsylvania, its founder reportedly spent his working days driving a taxi. Today, the family business serves traditional dishes and handmade desserts in the middle of a busy downtown. The contrast makes the story memorable. Instead of navigating city streets, the kitchen now prepares...

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Upcoming Public Meetings: Lincoln Ave, West End Projects, and Negley Ave

Safer streets are taking shape in Lincoln-Lemington, the West End, and East Liberty. See the plans and weigh in on November 17 and 19!. Next week brings three chances to see bike and pedestrian improvements in the works across Pittsburgh, and to tell the people designing them what you need. Two meetings are on Tuesday, November 17, and one is on Thursday, November 19. All three projects are still early in design, which is exactly when your input can shape what gets built.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

Pittsburgh Panrs

Peyton Kubik Signs With Pitt Volleyball

PITTSBURGH – Pitt Volleyball Head Coach Dan Fisher has announced the signing of Peyton Kubik (Overland Park, Kansas / Blue Valley West High School). She will join the Panthers for the 2027 season. "Peyton is one of the top prospects in the country," Fisher said. "We are excited to...

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Pitt Eats expands reusable container program

Since the program launched in January 2025, students have checked out more than 22,000 containers.

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Bowling Picks Up Wins Over Nationally Ranked Opponents to Finish 4th at Duquesne Invite

PITTSBURGH, Pa. – Coppn State's bowling team took fourth in a highly competitive field at the Duquesne Invitational over the weekend at Pines Plaza Lanes. The Eagles went 4-5 overall over the first two days before picking up a pair of victories in bracket play on Sunday to move up to fourth place.

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Bittersweet End on the Bluff: Early deficit & unanswered comeback end Duquesne’s banner campaign in A-10 Semifinals

On the far end of the A-Walk side of Rooney Field, there was an excitement building as the Duquesne men’s soccer team attempted to mount a comeback against Fordham in its Tuesday afternoon Atlantic 10 semifinal contest, but moments later, a notable silence was evident. Duquesne fell 5-2 to...

Duquesne, PA · 1d

WPXI Pittsburgh

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Residents debate breathable air, economic progress at hearing about $3 billion US Steel investment

Billions of dollars in investment are earmarked for Braddock’s Edgar Thomson Plant.

Braddock, PA · 2d

iHeartSports

ACC Basketball TV & Schedule - November 13

Find out where to watch all of the ACC men's hoops games on TV or streaming live on any device.

Pittsburgh, PA · 23h

pittgreensburgathletics.com

Moracco and Bielak Lead Bobcats in Road Loss to Waynesburg

The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg women's basketball team fell to Waynesburg University, 89-40, Wednesday evening at Marisa Fieldhouse. Tiana Moracco and Jocelyn Bielak led the Bobcats with 14 points apiece in the nonconference matchup. Pitt-Greensburg (0-3) opened the contest with a pair of free throws from Moracco to take...

Greensburg, PA · 1d

WPXI Pittsburgh

11 Investigates: Nonprofit paid Pittsburgh back for money allegedly stolen by an executive director

A man is accused of using grant money meant for a nonprofit organization for his own use; 11 Investigates learned another nonprofit paid the money back.

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW