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Pennsylvania’s Eat’n Park Fans Will Tell You The Banksville Road Location In Pittsburgh, Where Smiley Cookies Go Home By The Box, Still Hits Different

Some Pittsburgh restaurants earn loyalty with fancy menus. One spot on the south side of the city earns it with a salad bar, a friendly server who remembers your drink, and a box of cookies wearing painted-on grins. Locals treat it like a second kitchen, and out-of-towners in for a...

Pittsburgh, PA · 23h

USA TODAY

Pittsburgh dog and cat limit: How many are allowed?

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This Pennsylvania No-Frills Pizzeria Serves Ridiculously Good Square Pizza At Old-School Prices

A family has been cutting the same square pizza since 1954, and the building looks more like a garage than a restaurant. That combination alone tells you where the priorities sit. The crust comes out light, airy, and crispy. The sauce is made fresh daily, with a garlicky kick that...

Homestead, PA · 2d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Dry lock: A rare glimpse at the bottom of the Allegheny River as crews repair Lock 4 in Harrison

Something rarely seen is visible in Harrison: the bottom of the Allegheny River. The view is possible because the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers drained the chamber at Lock 4 in Harrison’s Natrona section so crews can conduct needed repairs. It’s the first time since 1996 the chamber has...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

USA TODAY Sports Media Group

Social media reacts to FSU's 16-10 win over Pittsburgh

For the second time in seven days, the Florida State Seminoles have won a road game. FSU beat the Pittsburgh Panthers 16-10 on Friday night in Acrisure Stadium, improving to 2-0 under interim head coach Rick Stickstoll. Ernie Sims continues to elevate the defense, which once again ended the game with a turnover on downs. FSU improved to 5-5 with the win and is one win away from making a bowl game for the first time since 2023. The Seminoles had to work to beat the Panthers, who outgained them 306-260. Pittsburgh was unable to overcome its own mistakes, committing seven penalties for 70 yards, turning it over once, and going 6-19 on third and fourth down. FSU's defense was able to capitalize on the miscues, holding them to just 4.3 yards per play and giving up set three points in the second half. The win had FSU fans fired up, with them flocking to social media to celebrate back-to-back road wins and praising the work Stockstill and Sims have done since taking over. Here is a look at how FSU fans reacted to the win. FSU beats Pittsburgh Bringing home a W from the Steel City! #NoleFamily pic.twitter.com/scDhtIJg2h —

Tallahassee, FL · 1d

USA TODAY

How Allegheny County property taxes are calculated

Allegheny County homeowners can better understand their property tax bills by knowing how assessed values, millage rates and payment deadlines determine what they owe. Property tax bills rely on several figures. The calculation begins with a property's assessed value, which is used with a millage rate to determine the tax owed. Homeowners may see more than one millage rate because Allegheny County, municipalities and school districts can each establish their own rates. Those separate taxes contribute to a property's overall tax burden. Allegheny County property tax payment deadlines Payment timing can affect how much a homeowner owes. For Allegheny County real estate taxes, taxpayers received a 2% discount for paying by March 31. The face amount was due April 30. After that deadline, the county applies a one-time 5% penalty, then 1% interest for each month the bill remains unpaid. Those dates apply to county real estate taxes and should not automatically be used for every property tax bill. Municipalities and school districts can have different collection schedules. How reassessment could affect property taxes Property reassessment adds another factor for Allegheny County homeowners to watch. The county has been using 2012 base-year property values, but a court has ordered a

Allegheny County, PA · 2d

myfamilytravels.com

New Pennsylvania Italian Grocery Opens Next to a Pizzeria With More Than a Dozen Sandwiches

One sandwich called the Dormonster helped introduce a new Pennsylvania Italian grocery and sandwich shop to its neighborhood. The business opened beside an established family pizzeria, bringing freshly made hoagies, Italian pantry staples, and prepared foods together under one roof. The menu includes more than a dozen sandwich choices, from...

Dormont, PA · 1d

USA TODAY

$25 million gift will fuel new cancer research at AHN

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Clairton’s dominant defense lifts Bears past California into WPIAL Class A semifinals

Throughout the 2026 season, Clairton has had to deal with a lot of distractions. But despite that, the Bears’ defense has stood its ground every Friday night. Ahead of their WPIAL Class A quarterfinal matchup against No. 6 California, No. 3 Clairton had tallied four straight shutouts and allowed 26 points in the last seven games. The last touchdown the Bears gave up was in late September.

Clairton, PA · 1d

WPXI Pittsburgh

Riley’s Pour House shares progress 2 years after devastating fire: ‘The next chapter has begun’

Two years after a devastating fire, a beloved Irish pub is closer to reopening.

Carnegie, PA · 16h

USA TODAY Sports Media Group

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What Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi said about FSU football after loss

The Florida State Seminoles exacted their revenge against the Pittsburgh Panthers , winning 16-10 on Friday , Nov. 13, at Acrisure Stadium. FSU improved to 5-5 with the win, its second straight on the road. Pitt fell to 6-4. Pittsburgh led 7-6 at halftime, but the Panthers managed just three points and 125 yards of offense in the second half. They gained 85 yards on the ground in the first half, but just 64 after the break, averaging 3.2 yards per carry. Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi was asked if FSU made any adjustments at half to stop the run game, and he admitted he didn't think so. Yeah, I can't say I saw anything different in what they did than what we prepared for, to be honest with you. We'll look at the videotape. What we saw on tape is what we thought they would probably do, and they did it. It was a frustrating loss for Narduzzi, whose defense held FSU to 260 yards of offense and 13 points on four red zone trips. He discussed the Panthers' struggles on third and fourth down, the play of quarterback Corey Dailey and more. Read his full comments below. Pat Narduzzi's

Tallahassee, FL · 1d

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Forecast shows when Pittsburgh could see its first snow of season

Pittsburgh could have its first snow of the season by tomorrow, but you'll have to be up early to see it. As a nor'easter moves through the Ohio Valley, bringing rain and colder temperatures, there is a chance for much of the area to see its first flakes, according to the National Weather Service office in Pittsburgh. Here's when the chances for snow are highest ahead of the weekend. Will it snow this weekend in Pittsburgh? Snow could fall in Pittsburgh sometime between 5 a.m. and before 9 a.m. on Nov. 13, according to NWS . There was little to no potential for it to accumulate, though other areas outside of Pittsburgh with higher elevations, like West Virginia's ridges, could see a small accumulation. While the potential for snow is limited, the nor'easter brought wet weather overnight on Nov. 11, with rain expected to continue into Saturday, Nov. 14. The storm was expected to exit the region by Nov. 15, with the week likely to begin with dry weather. Pittsburgh 7-day forecast The nor'easter will cause highs to fall into the 40s for the weekend and the beginning of next week, though temperatures will climb back up to the 50s

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

WPXI Pittsburgh

Stretch of Route 19 reopens early in the South Hills

South Hills drivers could spend some of their weekend sitting in traffic.

Dormont, PA · 1d

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Allegheny County will make negligent landlords pay to rehouse displaced tenants

An update to Allegheny County’s health code will financially penalize landlords whose tenants must be temporarily rehoused in an emergency due to poor housing conditions, such as a lack of heat in the winter. County Executive Sara Innamorato signed the bill during a ceremony in West Mifflin Thursday afternoon.

Allegheny County, PA · 2d

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.

WOLF

Residents question environmental impact of Scott Township warehouse campus construction

SCOTT TOWNSHIP, LACKAWANNA CO. (WOLF) — Herb Grayek has lived in Scott Township for 25 years. He says what should have been a quiet retirement changed when construction began on an industrial warehouse campus near his property. He also says township officials have not been transparent. “They didn't mention...

Scott Township, PA · 1d

mindfullyamerican.com

7 Things Pennsylvanians Know About Primanti Bros. That Out-of-Staters Get Wrong

Primanti Bros.’ first customers were the workers unloading produce in Pittsburgh’s Strip District. Pennsylvanians know the story. Out-of-staters still go looking for a side of fries. Here’s what Pennsylvanians know about Primanti Bros. that out-of-staters get wrong. 1. Cart Before Storefront. Primanti Bros. started out as a...

Pennsylvania · 2d

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Goulash House brings traditional Hungarian comfort food to Carnegie

Growing up in Hungary, Andrea Golyha didn’t have far to go for Sunday dinner. Her grandmother lived on the first floor of the family’s home, one floor below Golyha. Every Sunday, Golyha and her cousins joined more than a dozen relatives around her grandmother’s table for breaded schnitzel and palacsinta, Hungarian crepes.

Carnegie, PA · 2d

Beaver County Times

Western Beaver knocks off Steel Valley in WPIAL 2A football quarterfinals

Ron Busby couldn’t stop smiling. The Western Beaver head coach has done a song and dance with Steel Valley the last four years of his coaching tenure. For the past three years, the Ironmen have sent the Golden Bears packing from the WPIAL Class 2A playoffs. However, that changed on Friday night. Busby and his Golden Beavers snagged an 8-6 victory at Fox Chapel High School against their longtime foe. The win brought smiles upon all Western Beaver coaches, players and fans alike. “A lot of history in this rivalry,” Busby said. “It feels really good. The last two or three times, you think you’ve got it in the bag. But then things happen. Our kids have been resilient all year. They believed in each other, and they’ve worked. They have each other’s backs. Tonight’s just one more example in that story.” It was a tale of defenses in the quarterfinal matchup. After a scoreless first quarter, the Golden Beavers got on the board thanks to a 15-yard touchdown from quarterback Jeremiah Pratt. The junior also converted the two-point conversion attempt. Pratt finished the contest with 123 yards on 17 carries. “My line made that happen,” he said. “I just

Munhall, PA · 1d

USA TODAY

Is it Legal? Pittsburgh limits how many dogs and cats you can keep

Pittsburghers with a house full of furry friends may want to count how many paws are under their roof. City law generally prohibits a person from owning, harboring or maintaining more than five dogs or cats, or any combination of the two, within Pittsburgh. That means a household could have five dogs, five cats or a mix such as three cats and two dogs. A sixth dog or cat would generally put the household over the limit. The restriction applies specifically to dogs and cats, making descriptions of the ordinance as a broad “five-pet limit” potentially misleading. Pittsburgh Animal Care and Control provides information for pet owners and the city's requirements at pittsburghpa.gov . When Pittsburgh allows more than five dogs or cats The city provides exceptions to the five-animal limit. Residents who foster dogs or cats and help place them in permanent homes can keep more than five if they obtain an exemption permit from Pittsburgh Animal Care and Control. Permitted kennels and catteries also are exempt from the limit. The exception extends to kennels registered with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Sign up: Don’t wait for tomorrow. It’s Steel City TODAY! Young puppies and kittens have a separate