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Keys to an FSU win at Pittsburgh on Friday

Your browser does not support the audio element. In the preseason, most considered Pittsburgh a contender to face Miami in the ACC Championship game, but a season-ending knee injury to sophomore quarterback Mason Heintschel led to three consecutive Pitt losses. The Panthers were far more potent in the 4.5 games prior to the-injury, which occurred half way through a win at Virginia Tech. The offense was averaging 39.55 points and the defense holding folks to 12.22. But in the 4.5 games since, the offensive production has fallen to 24.22. And the defense, while still dangerous, isn’t nearly as stingy, giving up 27.79 points, 15.5 points more than in the 4.5 game before the injury.

Tallahassee, FL · 1d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Ross/West View EMS revising proposed new fees that include 45% residential increase

Ross/West View EMS will be revising its proposal to increase its annual residential fee and change how businesses pay, the ambulance authority’s interim executive director said. The EMS authority had proposed increasing its annual residential fee by 45%, from $55 to $80. It would be the first increase since...

Millvale, PA · 3d

WPXI Pittsburgh

City of Pittsburgh now accepting applications for 2026-27 Snow Angels program

The City of Pittsburgh is now accepting applications for the 2026-27 Snow Angels program.

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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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

KDKA News Radio

PA Lottery ticket worth $1.8 million sold in Pittsburgh area

A PA Lottery Match 6 Lotto ticket worth $1.8 million hit in the Pittsburgh area! A Shaler Township Shop 'n Save sold the jackpot winner.

Pittsburgh, PA · 14h

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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Why Eastern Pennsylvanians Shop at Giant and Western Pennsylvanians Swear by Giant Eagle

Say “Giant” to a grocery shopper in Philadelphia and to one in Pittsburgh, and they’ll picture two different stores. The names sound related, and that’s where a lot of the confusion starts. Here’s why eastern Pennsylvanians shop at Giant and western Pennsylvanians swear by Giant Eagle....

Pennsylvania · 1d

thenorthsidechronicle.com

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 · 13h

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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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.

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Pittsburgh advocates call for stronger support for growing number of students learning English

As educators and community members walked into the City of Asylum Tuesday night, they were given the opportunity to meet with students who presented a math word problem in their native language. If the attendee couldn’t answer or comprehend the question, the students would use a white board to try to visually explain the problem.

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USA TODAY

Medicaid recipients face new renewal requirements beginning in 2027

Allegheny County officials are launching a communitywide campaign to help residents maintain Medicaid coverage as new federal eligibility requirements take effect Jan. 1, 2027. The changes, enacted under the federal Big Beautiful Bill Act, will require many Medicaid recipients to renew their coverage every six months and answer additional questions on lengthy renewal forms. County officials and health care providers say the outreach effort is intended to prevent eligible residents from losing coverage because they miss deadlines or struggle to navigate the renewal process. “Too many people risk losing health coverage even if they are working or eligible for exemptions simply because they are unaware of new requirements or don’t know where to turn for help,” County Executive Sara Innamorato said. Organizations across the county team up The Allegheny County Department of Human Services is partnering with health care providers and community organizations to offer training, public information sessions, text reminders and online advertising. Through a partnership with the UPMC Neighborhood Outreach Center, grassroots organizations will receive training to help residents navigate Pennsylvania’s online Medicaid system . Community office hours also will provide hands-on assistance. A series of town halls will give residents opportunities to ask questions and learn about

Allegheny County, PA · 17h

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

After 3-year wait, Shaler Area teacher and Army veteran gets a service dog, his 24/7 guardian

After years of planning, physical education teacher Adam Rosenwald is welcoming a service dog into his life. Rosenwald served in the Army from 2005-08. He is involved with the Pittsburgh Warriors organization, a hockey team actively trying to reduce the number of veteran suicides in the United States. Being involved...

Pittsburgh Panrs

Listening First: Allen Greene on Two Years at Pitt and What It Will Take From Here

When Director of Athletics C. Allen Greene arrived at Pitt two years ago, he did something that doesn't come naturally to most people with a new title and a big job. He stayed quiet. As he hit the two-year mark earlier this year, Greene sat down for a candid conversation...

Pittsburgh, PA · 16h

Pittsburgh Panrs

Women's Basketball Announces Four Signees for 2027 Recruiting Class

PITTSBURGH – Pitt women's basketball head coach Robin Harmony announced the signing of four student-athletes on National Signing Day, welcoming Ella Gunderson, Ifunanya Abarikwu, Lezlei Setzer and Brooklyn Eubanks to the Panthers' program. The quartet represents Harmony's first incoming recruiting class at Pitt. The four signees come to Pittsburgh...

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WTRF- 7News

‘A Long Time Coming’: Remains of WV WWII POW land at Pittsburgh International Airport

PITTSBURGH, Pa. (WTRF) – After 81 years, a missing World War II soldier has finally come home. The remains of Technical Sergeant Raymond Carl Richmond were returned to West Virginia Wednesday, and at Pittsburgh International Airport, family members gathered to proudly welcome the American hero home. For the Richmond family, bringing Raymond home is a moment […]

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Mesabi Tribune

USW calls on U.S. Steel to get a deal done

United Steelworkers and United States Steel Corp. negotiators are heading back to the bargaining table. And steelworkers say it’s time for the Pittsburgh-based steel and iron ore producer to show movement. Labor contract negotiations between the two sides resumes Friday in Pittsburgh, according to a United Steelworkers (USW) update to its union members who work at U.S. Steel facilities. “As you know, we reached a TA (tentative agreement) with Cliffs last Friday,” the USW said. “USS knows how this process works. They agreed to meet with us on Friday. The company knows they need to move, so this meeting should be productive.” Bernie Hall, a steelworker helping lead negotiations with U.S. Steel, said “it’s highly unlikely” the union will continue negotiations into 2027, according to a Bloomberg Law story. That’s where the new round of negotiations with U.S. Steel become even more interesting. Historically, when one of the two steel and iron ore companies comes to an agreement with the USW, it establishes a pattern for a settlement with the other company. Last week’s tentative agreements with Cliffs, has now set a pattern. The USW said it expects U.S. Steel to respond. “Cliffs set a standard for the industry,” the