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Lawsuit over HBO’s ‘The Pitt’ moves forward after appeals court ruling

A legal battle over the origins of The Pitt, the hit medical drama closely associated with Pittsburgh, is moving forward two years after the lawsuit was first filed. The case began in 2024 when Roadrunner JMTC LLC, successor-in-interest to the trust of Michael Crichton, creator of ER, sued Warner Bros. Television and several others, including Noah Wyle, John Wells and R. Scott Gemmill.

Pittsburgh, PA · 4d
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This Overlooked Pennsylvania Town Has Homes Under $150,000 That Locals Are Snapping Up Fast

Here’s a question worth sitting with for a moment: what if the best place to live in Pennsylvania isn’t the place everyone’s already talking about?. Altoona has been sitting quietly in the Allegheny Mountains, doing its thing, building its community, and maintaining its character while the rest of the country has been busy arguing about which overpriced city is the most desirable place to spend all of your money on rent.

Altoona, PA · 4d
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DOC NYC 2026 Review: There’s Strong Shelf Life in an Old Way of Life in Brian Becker’s Felicitous “Mall Country”

It’s apparent early on in “Mall Country” that Leo Karruli didn’t know what exactly he was buying when he won an auction to purchase the Johnstown Galleria in a small Western Pennsylvania. Scouring the internet for real estate investments after becoming a successful restauranteur in Florida, achieving the American dream when he worked his way up from being a dishwasher from Albania to ultimately having an Italian place of his own, he couldn’t pass up the opportunity to buy a fully functional shopping center for just $1.4 million, though as his wife Irene notes, there wasn’t much wiggle room to back out when he made an impulsive bid, only to learn there were no other interested buyers.

Johnstown, PA · 2d
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IUP WOOD CENTER TO HOST ARTIST-ACTIVIST FOR “DECENCY PROJECT” SESSIONS

The Wood Center at IUP will host a national artist and activist for a “social practice” event next Wednesday and Thursday. The events with artist Scott Braun are part of the national “Decency Project”. In this case, participants will learn how to carve a wooden spoon while engaging in civil conversation with each other. As part of his visit, Braun will also visit with several classes, including the Civics Savvy class and with students in the Cook Honors College. Braun is an interdisciplinary artist and activist based in Baltimore, MD. His sculpture and social practice performances engage participants in critical exploration of societal structures and human relationships.

Indiana, PA · 17h

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Local mom hoping for a miracle after special book goes missing

Southwestern PA mother seeks missing Dr. Seuss "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" graduation book for her son, lost in mail with teachers' messages.

Fayette County, PA · 1d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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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 · 1d

The West Virginia Daily News

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Courtside at The Greenbrier: WVU vs. Northwestern Photo Gallery

The post Courtside at The Greenbrier: WVU vs. Northwestern Photo Gallery appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .

Morgantown, WV · 15h

WPXI Pittsburgh

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Heinz History Center opens exhibit showcasing art made by Aaron Gorson while he was in Pittsburgh

The Senator John Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh will open a new art exhibit featuring more than 40 original paintings by artist Aaron Harry Gorson.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Concert review: Jack White rocks Pittsburgh as only he can in sold-out show

Just one song into his set Thursday night, Jack White had a simple question: “Pittsburgh, are you with me or against me?”. There was no doubt that the thousands in attendance were with White for all 90 minutes of his sold-out show at Citizens Live at the Wylie. The...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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PREVIEW: Christmas in the City returns to Allegheny Center Alliance Church

Songs of holiday cheer will once more fill the halls of Allegheny Center Alliance Church (ACAC) as it gears up for the fourth year of its Christmas in the City musical series. The church will hold eight performances from Dec. 21 to Dec. 24, each one free and open to the public. Each show is filled with singers and dancers performing various Christmas songs sure to put attendees in some Yuletide cheer.

Allegheny County, 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 · 2d

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'A natural fit:' Cresson native shares journey from golf player to professional teacher

CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — From being the only girl on her high school golf team to becoming one of the top teaching professionals in the country, Cresson native Melissa Dziabo has built quite the career. But no matter how far golf has taken her, she's never forgotten where...

Cresson, PA · 3d

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KPop Demon Hunters Books One Schottenstein Show for June 16

Animated demon hunters are getting a live arena date in Columbus, and the local math is blunt: one night. HUNTR/X is scheduled to play the Schottenstein Center on June 16, 2027, on the KPop Demon Hunters Golden World Tour. Netflix and AEG Presents announced the tour, presented by Mastercard and...

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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Jim Cunningham from WQED drops by for a musical moment in the MCG Jazz Spotlight

Public radio colleague Jim Cunningham, the voice of WQED, is guest hosts in this week's MCG Jazz Spotlight Show alongside Marty Ashby. These two have a magnetic conversation and play a raft of Jim's jazz favorites, including Dave Brubeck, Ella Fitzgerald, Wynton Marsalis, Weather Report and Charlie Parker. Hear Jim’s...

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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Zelienople time capsule reveals community efforts to honor WWI soldiers

ZELIENOPLE — More than 200 years of Zelienople history converged Saturday, Nov. 14 at the Buhl House on South Main Street. The Zelienople Historical Society unveiled a capsule that had been hidden away inside the World War I monument that was erected in 1919, which left the items inside untouched for 107 years. The capsule was found by chance, thanks to recent construction and improvements at the park.

Zelienople, PA · 1d

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Your family guide to Light Up Night 2026 and all the Downtown holiday season fun

Bigger and better than ever, this year’s Light Up Night in downtown Pittsburgh offers classic entertainment and some new holiday experiences, along with a supersized fireworks finale. Whether you and your kids are excited to skate around the rink at PPG Place, shop for goodies in Market Square or just get dazzled by the glittering lights, here’s your guide to the holiday festivities happening in the heart of Pittsburgh:

Pittsburgh, PA · 3d

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Beaver Falls Library Weighs Auditorium Reopening in Major Rehab Push

Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls — Reported Library Rehab Site. A long-sealed auditorium and a forgotten third-floor ballroom are at the center of a sweeping rehabilitation effort underway at the Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls. The 35,000-square-foot landmark has launched what organizers call a major project to restore the historic building and expand community services across Beaver County, with plans to examine reopening the auditorium for the first time since the 1960s.

Beaver Falls, PA · 2d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Heinz History Center exhibit showcases artist Aaron Gorson’s paintings of Pittsburgh’s steel mills

In an 1868 edition of The Atlantic Monthly, journalist James Parton described Pittsburgh as “Hell with the lid taken off.”. This description referred to the appearance of the industrial city, with its many glowing, smoky steel mills. Parton’s observation may not evoke positive feelings, but artist Aaron Harry Gorson saw the city differently with his brush.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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Veterans groups, Fire Department and students march in Johnstown Veterans Day parade

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — Veterans Day was marked in Johnstown with an annual parade that brought community groups and veterans organizations together on Main Street. Parade participants marched down Main Street Wednesday evening as communities across the nation and the commonwealth honored those who served. The parade featured the...

Johnstown, PA · 2d

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Rush in Concert at PPG Paints Arena; Mr. Smalls Hosts Tropidelic (Sun., 11/15/26)

1) No history of progressive rock would be complete without Rush. The band started out as a trio of high-schoolers in Toronto in 1968, playing covers of artists such as Jimi Hendrix and Cream. Now—after decades of experimentation and metamorphosis, after 19 studio albums, after wide acclaim for the group’s musicianship, and after Rush’s apparent final winding-down several years ago (punctuated, sadly, by the illness and death of legendary drummer Neal Peart)—after taking time to reflect on all of that, guitarist Alex Lifeson and lead vocalist/bassist Geddy Lee are now back on tour. They’ve invited a new drummer aboard, jazz/rocker Annika Nilles. Keyboardist Loren Gold has joined the tour as well. Expect the reconstructed Rush to play songs from throughout their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame career, which has spanned a range of styles and lyrical treatments. The tour is called the Fifty Something Tour and whether it will be the group’s last is uncertain. Having gotten into music when quite young, Lifeson and Lee are still “only” in their early 70s. But their visit to Pittsburgh is a major occasion regardless. Catch Rush in concert at PPG Paints Arena. 7:30 p.m. 1001 Fifth Ave., Uptown. (M.V.)

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d